Dubai Land Department Services

Dubai Land Department (DLD) is the government authority responsible for all real estate registration, documentation, and regulation in Dubai. DLD oversees property registration, title deed issuance, ownership transfer, legal property verification, and enforces all laws relating to real estate transactions in the emirate.

Ejari registration with the Dubai Land Department is the official process for registering rental agreements for residential and commercial properties. This service ensures all leases are legally recognised and protects the rights of both landlords and tenants.

Dubai property registration fees typically include a 4% transfer fee of the property value, AED 540 for the title deed issuance, AED 250 for initial sale registration, and AED 10 each for Knowledge and Innovation fees. Fees may vary based on the transaction type. EGSH will provide a clear breakdown and help you calculate all costs before you start the process.

Core documents include your passport or Emirates ID, signed contract of sale, proof of payment, and No Objection Certificate (NOC) if required. Companies also need a trade license and corporate papers. EGSH will help you collect and prepare the complete document package to ensure fast and accurate property registration.

To complete real estate registration in Dubai, you must prepare the sale agreement, identification documents, and proof of payment, and submit them to the Dubai Land Department (DLD). The process includes verification, payment of DLD registration fees, and issuing a title deed. EGSH can manage every step for you, ensuring your property is registered correctly and without delays.

Dubai Land Department registers a full range of real estate transactions: sales and purchases, mortgage registration, ownership transfer, property valuation, lease (Ejari) registration, and gifting. EGSH supports all real estate transactions in Dubai, from initial sale registration to title deed issuance.

Property ownership in Dubai is confirmed by the title deed issued by the Dubai Land Department. After completing the property registration process, you will receive an official title deed as legal proof of property ownership. EGSH ensures you receive your title deed correctly and in the shortest time.

Yes, foreign nationals can buy property in designated freehold areas in Dubai. The Dubai Land Department regulates the process and requires property registration to confirm legal ownership rights. EGSH provides complete guidance and support for non-residents purchasing real estate in Dubai.

For legal property registration in Dubai, documents must be accurate, complete, and—if not in English or Arabic—accompanied by a certified translation. EGSH assists with the preparation, review, and submission of all real estate documentation in the UAE, ensuring compliance with DLD requirements.