Yes. Most UAE banks lend to non-resident buyers, though the minimum deposit is typically higher — usually around 40% of the property value, compared to 20% for UAE residents.

It depends on your residency status: UAE Nationals generally need at least 15%, UAE Residents around 20%, and Non-Residents around 40%. Some banks may require more depending on the property and your profile.

Typically a passport and Emirates ID (or visa for residents), salary certificate or trade license, six months of bank statements, and a copy of the property's sales agreement or reservation form.

Most UAE lenders cap early settlement fees at around 1% of the outstanding loan, subject to Central Bank of the UAE regulations. Your advisor will confirm the exact terms for the offer you choose.

It gives a close estimate based on the rate, deposit and term you select. Your final rate and repayment will depend on the bank's assessment of your income, credit history and the property itself.