Oasiz by Danube

Yes. Danube's own project page lists the project as sold out, and the public sales timeline records the sell-out on 8 December 2025 - about twelve months after bookings opened. Handover of the 410 apartments is still expected in November 2027, so current demand is served through the resale market.

Through resale, yes. Around 24 off-plan resale listings were live on the open market at our October 2026 check, starting near AED 645K for studios. A resale buyer reimburses the seller's paid instalments plus any agreed premium, obtains Danube's NOC and registers the transfer with the Dubai Land Department. We shortlist genuine listings and manage this process end to end.

The project launched in December 2024 with Danube's signature 1% monthly instalment approach, with the standard split recorded as 10% down, 55% during construction and 35% at handover. Those terms applied to original bookings only; in a resale you settle the seller's paid portion upfront and continue the remaining schedule with Danube.

The developer's estimate is November 2027. Construction started in December 2024 per the public sales timeline, and the Dubai Land Department has been recording pre-registration sales in the tower through 2026, which indicates an active, progressing project. Always reconfirm the construction status on Dubai REST before buying a resale unit.

The tower holds 410 homes: standard and presidential studios of roughly 367-381 sq ft, presidential suites of 552-633 sq ft, one-beds of 547-569 sq ft, two-beds of 756-829 sq ft and three-beds up to about 1,163 sq ft. Presidential layouts and several two- and three-bed types include a private plunge pool on the balcony.

More than 30 facilities sit on the podium level: an infinity pool and anti-current pool, aquatic gym, indoor gym with health bar, spa, padel tennis, basketball, cricket net, wall climbing, library, business centre, BBQ area, kids' daycare, play zones and a kids' pool. Select apartments add their own private balcony pool.

Yes. Dubai Silicon Oasis is a designated freehold zone, so Indian and other foreign buyers get full ownership with a title deed issued by the Dubai Land Department. There is no residency requirement to own, and resale purchases in a sold-out tower like Oasiz follow the same DLD registration process as any Dubai transaction.

Most remit under the RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme, which currently allows up to USD 250,000 per person per financial year, and banks may collect tax at source on larger remittances. Rules and TCS rates change, so speak to your chartered accountant or bank before committing - we do not provide tax or remittance advice.

The property-linked golden visa generally requires AED 2 million of qualifying ownership, and most individual Oasiz units traded below that at launch. A buyer whose total qualifying holdings cross the threshold may be eligible for UAE residency subject to government criteria - verify the current rules with official channels before building a purchase around a visa.

Danube Timez is the closest like-for-like option - same developer, same district, and still selling with a developer payment plan. Oasiz 2 extends the same private-pool concept, and Danube Aspirz is another Danube tower worth comparing. We can line up current pricing and payment terms for all three against an Oasiz resale.