Yes, you can book Faisal Town Phase 2 plot from Dubai without setting foot in Pakistan. The Overseas Enclave, a block built specifically for buyers living outside the country, handles documentation, payment, and booking confirmation entirely through remote channels. This isn’t a workaround or a special exception; it’s how the process is designed to work for overseas Pakistanis from the start.
That said, “possible” doesn’t mean “identical to booking in person,” and there are a few extra steps Dubai-based buyers need to plan around, from getting the right identity documents through the correct consulate to deciding whether you need someone in Pakistan acting on your behalf.
Overview
Yes, you can book a Faisal Town Phase 2 plot from Dubai without traveling to Pakistan first. The Overseas Enclave was built around the assumption that buyers wouldn’t be physically present, which means the process doesn’t put you at a disadvantage compared to someone booking in person.
Who This Guide Is For
This guide is written for Pakistanis currently living in Dubai, or anywhere else in the UAE, who want to book a plot in Faisal Town Phase 2 without traveling back to Pakistan first.
A Note on Verifying This Process With Your Dealer
The steps in this guide reflect the general remote booking process for overseas buyers, but specific requirements can vary. Confirm the details for your specific booking directly with your authorized dealer or Faisal Town’s official office before relying on this guide as your only source.
Why Remote Booking From Dubai Is Genuinely Possible
Faisal Town Phase 2 didn’t retrofit its process for overseas buyers after the fact. A specific block was built from the ground up around the assumption that buyers wouldn’t be physically present.
The Overseas Enclave: Built for Remote Buyers
The Overseas Enclave is the block within Faisal Town Phase 2 designed specifically for buyers living outside Pakistan. Its booking process, from document submission to payment confirmation, is structured around remote verification rather than in-person visits.
What’s Different About Booking From the UAE Specifically
Most of the remote booking process is the same regardless of which country you’re booking from. What changes for Dubai-based buyers specifically is where you get certain documents processed, namely through the Pakistan Consulate General in Dubai.
Documents You’ll Need From Dubai
Before you can book a plot, a handful of documents need to be in order.
| Document | Where to Get It / Notes |
| NICOP | Pakistan Consulate General in Dubai |
| Nominee’s CNIC or NICOP | From your nominee in Pakistan or abroad |
| Passport-sized photographs | Two recent copies |
| Application form | Provided by your dealer |
| Proof of UAE residency | If requested by the developer |
NICOP Through the Pakistan Consulate General in Dubai
If you don’t already have a NICOP, you’ll need to apply for one through the Pakistan Consulate General in Dubai, which handles this application for Pakistanis based in Dubai and the northern Emirates. Processing times can vary, so it’s worth starting this early if you don’t already have one.
Other Required Identity and Residency Documents
Alongside your NICOP, you’ll typically need a nominee’s CNIC or NICOP, two recent passport-sized photographs, and a completed application form. Some developers also ask for proof of your current UAE residency.
Do You Need a Power of Attorney From Dubai
Not every booking requires a Power of Attorney (POA). Since most of the initial booking process can be handled directly by you through document submission and remote payment, a POA becomes relevant mainly when someone in Pakistan needs to act on your behalf.
When a POA Is Actually Necessary
A Power of Attorney typically becomes necessary if you need someone physically in Pakistan to sign documents, collect physical paperwork, or complete specific in-person steps you can’t handle remotely from Dubai. Confirm directly with your dealer whether your specific situation requires it.
Getting Your POA Attested at the Consulate General in Dubai
If a POA is needed, it must be attested by the Pakistan Consulate General in Dubai to be legally valid for use in Pakistan. This attestation process takes time, so it’s worth starting it as soon as you know a POA is required.
AED to PKR: What Your Booking Will Cost
Before booking, it helps to know what your payment actually costs in AED, since Faisal Town Phase 2’s pricing is listed entirely in PKR.
| PKR Amount | Approx. AED (at 1 AED = Rs 75.6) |
| Rs 1,785,000 (8 Marla down payment) | AED 23,610 |
| Rs 80,000 (8 Marla monthly installment) | AED 1,058 |
| Rs 3,730,000 (8 Marla lump-sum price) | AED 49,339 |
Today’s Approximate Rate (With Date Stamp)
As of August 2026, 1 UAE Dirham is approximately equal to Rs 75.6 in Pakistani Rupees, based on the mid-market exchange rate. This figure is a reference point only; always confirm the live rate with your bank or [transfer provider] before sending an actual payment. For a fuller breakdown of budgets and plot sizes, our AED to PKR guide covers this in more depth.
Step-by-Step: Booking a Plot From Dubai
Following these five steps in order helps avoid the delays that come from skipping ahead or sending payment before verification is complete.
| Step | What to Do |
| 1 | Contact an authorized dealer or Faisal Town’s official office |
| 2 | Gather and submit your documents |
| 3 | Verify the official bank account before paying |
| 4 | Send your payment |
| 5 | Receive booking confirmation |
Step 1: Contact an Authorized Dealer or Faisal Town’s Official Office
Start by reaching out through official channels and let them know you’re booking from Dubai. Ask to be assigned a dedicated point of contact.
Step 2: Gather and Submit Your Documents
Collect your NICOP, nominee’s CNIC or NICOP, passport photos, and completed application form, then submit these to your dealer or Faisal Town’s office.
Step 3: Verify the Official Bank Account Before Paying
Before sending anything, confirm the receiving account title, number, and bank name directly with your dealer, checking that it matches “Faisal Town (Pvt) Ltd” exactly.
Step 4: Send Your Payment
Once verified, send your down payment through a traceable method such as a SWIFT bank transfer, then save your payment receipt immediately.
Step 5: Receive Booking Confirmation
Send your payment receipt along with your documents, then wait for verification and your official booking confirmation.
How to Avoid Scams When Booking Remotely From Dubai
Sending a large payment from abroad naturally comes with more risk than booking in person, since it’s harder to verify who you’re actually dealing with from a distance.
Red Flags to Watch For
Be cautious if someone:
- Pressures you to transfer money quickly
- Asks you to send payment to an account with a different name than “Faisal Town (Pvt) Ltd”
- Offers a discount that seems unusually generous
- Won’t confirm their identity or documentation over a phone call
Verifying Contacts and Accounts Independently
Before sharing personal details or sending money, cross-check any phone number, WhatsApp contact, or account information against what’s listed on Faisal Town Phase 2’s official channels.
Common Mistakes Dubai-Based Buyers Should Avoid
- Starting the NICOP application too late, delaying the booking timeline
- Skipping account re-verification on a second payment
- Forgetting the time difference, calling outside business hours
- Assuming a POA is required by default without confirming
Ready to Book From Dubai? Contact Us Today
If you’ve gathered your documents, understand whether you need a Power of Attorney, and know roughly what your budget looks like in AED, the next step is simple. Call or WhatsApp us at +92 304 4811717, or email info@faisaltownphase2group.com, and our team will walk you through the rest of the process.
