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Miracle Keys Mortgage

Every UAE mortgage type, one adviser

We hold relationships with 27 lenders and price your case across all of them. You see the total cost of each option, in writing, before you commit to anything.

New Mortgage — Miracle Keys Mortgage

New Mortgage

A home loan to purchase property in the UAE. Whether you are a first-time buyer, an existing owner or an investor, we compare options from leading UAE banks and manage the case to handover.

  • Up to 80% LTV for residents
  • First-time buyers & investors
  • Free until completion
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Mortgage Buyout & Refinance — Miracle Keys Mortgage

Mortgage Buyout & Refinance

Transfer your existing home loan to another bank for a more competitive rate, lower monthly payments, a different term, or to release equity you have already built up.

  • More competitive rates
  • Lower monthly payments
  • Switch fixed and variable
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Equity Release — Miracle Keys Mortgage

Equity Release

Unlock the value in your property without selling it. Borrow against the equity you have built up to fund another purchase, renovations, a business or other approved plans.

  • Borrow against your equity
  • Keep living in your home
  • Fund investment or renovations
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Handover Payment Finance — Miracle Keys Mortgage

Handover Payment Finance

Finance the final developer payment when your off-plan property reaches completion, so you can preserve your savings and complete the purchase on time.

  • Finance the final payment
  • Off-plan specialists
  • Preserve your cash flow
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Non-Resident Mortgage — Miracle Keys Mortgage

Non-Resident Mortgage

Invest in UAE property from anywhere in the world. We work with lenders who finance eligible overseas buyers, and much of the process can be handled remotely.

  • For overseas buyers
  • Largely remote process
  • Investment & second homes
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Islamic Home Finance — Miracle Keys Mortgage

Islamic Home Finance

Shari'ah-compliant home finance across every property journey — structured on Ijara, Murabaha or diminishing Musharaka, with no conventional interest.

  • Shari'ah-compliant structures
  • No conventional interest (riba)
  • Open to all buyers
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Lending criteria

The numbers that decide your case

80%

Max LTV, resident first property

Under AED 5m

70%

Max LTV, non-resident

Selected lenders

25 years

Max term

To age 65 / 70 self-employed

50%

Max debt-burden ratio

Central Bank cap

Run the numbers

What would it cost you monthly?

Adjust the inputs to see the payment, the total interest across the term, and the cash you would need on the day.

  1. 01

    Free consultation

    We map your income, liabilities and deposit against real lender criteria — before you view a single property.

  2. 02

    Whole-market comparison

    We price your case across 27 lenders and show you the total cost, not just the headline rate.

  3. 03

    Pre-approval

    We package and submit the application, then manage underwriter questions on your behalf.

  4. 04

    Valuation to handover

    We coordinate valuation, final offer, settlement and transfer, and stay on the case to completion.

AED 2,200,000
20% · AED 440,000
4.15%
25 years

Estimated monthly payment

AED 9,436

Principal 62%Interest 38%
Loan amount
AED 1,760,000
Total interest
AED 1,070,895
Cash needed upfront
AED 583,000

Indicative only. Upfront cash includes your deposit plus roughly 6.5% in DLD, trustee, agency and valuation costs. Actual lender pricing depends on your full profile.

Questions we are asked most

How much deposit do I need?+

UAE residents buying a first property under AED 5 million typically need 20%, plus roughly 6–8% in transaction costs. Non-residents usually start at 25–30%.

Does using a broker cost me anything?+

No. Our advice is free to you from the first consultation through to handover — we are paid by the lender on completion.

How long does approval take?+

Pre-approval is commonly 3–7 working days with complete documents. Final offer follows valuation, usually within two to three weeks overall.

Can I get a mortgage if I am self-employed?+

Yes. Lenders will want company financials, trade licence, ownership documents and bank statements. We know which lenders treat business income most favourably.

What happens when my fixed rate ends?+

The mortgage reverts to the formula in your contract, typically EIBOR plus a margin. We review your case before that date and rebroke if it saves you money.