Free course · United Arab Emirates
Become a real estate broker in Dubai and the UAE
From the DREI course and the RERA exam to your broker card, your first deals and your first commission: everything a new broker needs in Dubai, with the differences in Abu Dhabi and the other emirates.
- 1 What a real estate broker really does in DubaiUnderstand the broker's job in Dubai, who hires, how pay works (split, base salary, commission only) and what a realistic first year looks like. 6 min
- 2 Who can work as a real estate broker in the UAEKnow the residency, work permit and agency conditions to work legally as a broker in the UAE, and what is not allowed. 6 min
- 3 Getting your broker licence in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and beyondFollow the steps to a Dubai broker card (DREI course, RERA exam, Trakheesi), with fees and renewal, and see what changes in Abu Dhabi and other emirates. 7 min
- 4 The rules you must follow every day in DubaiUse the right RERA contracts, advertise only with a valid permit, meet your anti-money laundering duties and avoid what gets brokers fined or suspended. 7 min
- 5 Know the Dubai market, areas, buyers and pricesDescribe Dubai's main areas, who buys and why, recent prices and yields, and how off-plan, resale and rentals differ. 6 min
- 6 A Dubai property deal from start to finishWalk through a resale and an off-plan sale step by step, know who does what, and work out the fees on a real example in dirhams. 7 min
- 7 Your first 90 days as a broker in DubaiBuild a 90-day plan to find clients through portals, social media, referrals, open houses and launches, with a daily routine and mistakes to avoid. 6 min
- 8 Money and growing your broker career in the UAECalculate your commission on sales, rentals, off-plan and shared deals, understand tax on your income, choose the right agency and plan your next steps. 6 min
- Final quizUp to 30 questions from the United Arab Emirates exercises, corrected with sources. 15 min
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