The documents required to rent a property in Dubai are:
• Emirates ID
• Copy of passport
• Copy of valid residence visa
• A cheque for security deposit
• A cheque for agency fee

Yes, you can rent short-term accommodations, such as holiday homes and hotel apartments without a residence visa. However, if you want to rent an apartment, villa, penthouse, or townhouse, you need to have a residence visa.

Ejari is an online registration system initiated by RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Agency) to regulate all rental or lease agreements in Dubai. It provides legal protection, improves transparency, and encourages effective resolution of disputes.

The average rent for apartments in Dubai depends on the property type and location. For example, apartments in Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina tend to be more expensive than those in Al Mankhool, Al Karama, and Bur Dubai.

Yes, some common mistakes can be avoided when renting properties in Dubai by reading the agreement carefully, verifying the property and landlord details, and seeking advice from experienced real estate agents.