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United Arab Bank Mortgage Buyout

Move your existing UAE mortgage to United Arab Bank — verified pricing, real switch costs, and the break-even math. with no client brokerage fee.

A buyout moves your existing mortgage to a better deal — and United Arab Bank is one of the lender routes we can assess. Mortg Ease charges no client brokerage fee. Advertised rates below are verified from official circulars; we reconfirm current indicative pricing and requirements before submission.

United Arab Bank buyout · advertised · verified
from 3.89% p.a.
Buyout pricing is confirmed per profile — we check current promotions (some refund the valuation fee) for you, free.

Advertised rate — we confirm United Arab Bank's current indicative pricing for your profile, free.

Estimated monthly payment
AED 9,490/mo
Loan AED 1,600,000

Why move your mortgage to United Arab Bank?

A mortgage buyout (balance transfer) moves your existing home loan to a new bank at better terms. United Arab Bank is one of the banks we arrange buyouts with. Because the property doesn’t change hands, there is no 4% DLD transfer fee — the main cost people fear simply doesn’t apply.

United Arab Bank advertised fixed rates

SegmentAdvertised fixed rateAfter the fixed periodVerified
Non-salary transfer3.99% · 2-yr fixedthen 1.89% + 3M EIBOR2026-07-12
Non-salary transfer4.39% · 3-yr fixedthen 1.89% + 3M EIBOR2026-07-12
Non-salary transfer4.59% · 5-yr fixedthen 1.89% + 3M EIBOR2026-07-12
Self-employed4.99% · 2-yr fixedthen 1.89% + 3M EIBOR2026-07-12
Self-employed5.49% · 3-yr fixedthen 1.89% + 3M EIBOR2026-07-12
Self-employed5.79% · 5-yr fixedthen 1.89% + 3M EIBOR2026-07-12
Salary transfer3.99% · 2-yr fixedthen 1.89% + 3M EIBOR2026-07-12
Salary transfer4.19% · 3-yr fixedthen 1.89% + 3M EIBOR2026-07-12
Salary transfer4.49% · 5-yr fixedthen 1.89% + 3M EIBOR2026-07-12

Advertised rates from circulars verified by Mortgease on the dates shown. Buyout pricing is confirmed per profile on application — promotions sometimes improve on these; we check for you, free.

What switching could save — worked example

On an AED 1.5M balance with 20 years left, moving from a legacy 4.99% to United Arab Bank’s advertised 3.99% (salary transfer, 2-yr fixed) cuts the payment by roughly AED 809/month — about AED 9,711 a year. Illustrative maths at advertised rates; we run your exact numbers, free.

What a buyout actually costs

  • Early settlement with your current bank: capped at 1% of the balance or AED 10,000, whichever is lower (UAE-wide rule).
  • Valuation fee at United Arab Bank: AED 3,150 (some promotions refund it — we confirm).
  • Mortgage release & re-registration: release ~AED 1,290; new registration 0.25% of the loan + AED 290.
  • No DLD 4% transfer fee — ownership doesn’t change.

We calculate your break-even month before you commit — if the switch doesn’t pay for itself, we’ll tell you.

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United Arab Bank buyout FAQs

Do I pay the 4% DLD fee when switching to United Arab Bank?
No. A buyout transfers the loan, not the property, so the DLD transfer fee doesn’t apply. The main costs are early settlement (capped at 1% / AED 10,000), the valuation fee and re-registration.
What buyout rate will United Arab Bank give me?
Advertised fixed rates currently start from 3.99% (see table above). Your exact buyout pricing depends on profile, LTV and salary transfer — we confirm it with United Arab Bank for you, free.
How long does a buyout to United Arab Bank take?
Typically 3–6 weeks end to end: approval, property valuation, settlement of the old loan and re-registration. Mortgease coordinates every step.
Is United Arab Bank my best buyout option?
Maybe — that’s the point of using a broker. We compare United Arab Bank against 14 UAE banks on the same day and only recommend the switch if the break-even genuinely works for you.

United Arab Bank mortgage overview →  ·  UAE buyout guide →  ·  All verified rates →

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