Ejari Renewal Services in Dubai
Official DLD Process for Tenancy Contract Renewal
Renew your Ejari tenancy contract at EGSH, an authorised Real Estate Services Trustee Centre under the Dubai Land Department (DLD).
Our consultants handle the entire renewal process through DLD’s electronic Ejari system, ensuring your tenancy record is updated in one visit and remains compliant with Dubai tenancy regulations.
Once verified and approved, the new Ejari certificate is issued immediately—either printed at the centre or sent to your email.
Why choose EGSH:
- Authorised by the Dubai Land Department
- Process completed in one visit
- VIP service without queues
- Transparent, officially regulated fees
The service is carried out directly through DLD’s secure Ejari platform in full legal compliance.
Renew Your Ejari in Dubai
Government regulated pricing
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From AED 327
How to Renew Your Ejari in Dubai
Fast, Legal, and Verified Tenancy Contract Renewal in 4 Steps
01
Contact EGSH
Visit our authorised centre during working hours—no prior appointment is required. You may also book your visit online at a convenient time.
02
Document Review
Provide the original unified tenancy contract, Emirates ID, and, if applicable, a Power of Attorney. Our consultants verify that all Ejari renewal requirements are met.
03
Application Submission
We submit your Ejari renewal application through the DLD system. All government and service partner fees are settled securely by cash, card, or Noqodi Wallet.
04
Receive Updated Ejari Certificate
Once approved, your renewed tenancy contract is registered in the Ejari system, and the updated e-Contract Registration Certificate is issued within minutes.
Visit EGSH for VIP Service Without Queues
You can stop by EGSH during working hours without an appointment or book your visit at a time that suits you best.
Address
Art of Living Mall, Al Barsha 2, Dubai
Operating hours
Monday–Thursday, Saturday: 9:00 am–3:00 pm
Friday: 9:00 am–12:30 pm
Sunday: Closed
Documents Needed for Ejari Renewal
Ensure All Documents are Up To Date and Valid
Unified Tenancy Contract
Provide the original tenancy contract in the approved DLD format.
Emirates ID of the Applicant
Present a valid Emirates ID for identity verification during renewal.
Power of Attorney (if applicable)
Submit a notarised Power of Attorney, valid in the UAE, if applying on behalf of the tenant or landlord.
Additional Documents for Some Cases
Include the tenancy contract copy for online renewal or POA details from other emirates.
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Why Renew Your Ejari with EGSH
Hassle-Free, Compliant, and Quick Tenancy Renewal
VIP Service
Personal assistance and priority processing with no queues.
Affordable Fees
Official government rates with transparent, fixed pricing.
All Services in One Place
Comprehensive range of UAE government services under one roof.
One-Visit Completion
Most procedures are completed in a single visit to the centre.
What Is Ejari Renewal in Dubai
Ejari renewal is the official process of extending a registered tenancy contract through the DLD. It follows the same legal framework as Ejari registration in Dubai, ensuring that tenancy records remain active, accurate, and legally recognised.
Renewal must be completed whenever a tenancy contract is extended for the same property and tenant. The process updates all relevant data in the Ejari system, which is managed by DLD’s Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA). Without timely renewal, the tenancy record becomes inactive and may affect access to essential services such as DEWA, internet, and visa-related applications.
The service is governed by Law No. (26) of 2007 Regulating the Relationship Between Landlords and Tenants in the Emirate of Dubai, and all transactions are processed through DLD’s secure Ejari electronic register.
When Ejari Renewal Is Required
The Ejari Renewal procedure in Dubai is mandatory in the following cases:
- When your existing tenancy contract expires, and you continue leasing the same property.
- When a new annual rental period starts for an existing tenant.
- When an updated tenancy agreement is signed with new rental terms.
- After ownership transfer, if the new owner keeps the same tenant.
Renewing the Ejari ensures the contract remains legally binding, prevents service interruptions, and provides an updated Ejari certificate for government and utility purposes. It also keeps the property record current for official checks such as the rental status sheet Dubai, which reflects the active tenancy status registered with DLD.
Requirements for Ejari Renewal in Dubai
To renew Ejari in Dubai, applicants must meet the eligibility conditions set by the Dubai Land Department.
When applying through a Real Estate Services Trustee Centre, such as EGSH:
- The property must not be managed by a real estate company or an owner with direct Ejari system access.
- The applicant must be the tenant or a legal representative with a valid Power of Attorney.
- The landlord must be the registered owner or an authorised representative.
When applying through the Dubai REST App:
- Both the tenant and landlord must be individuals with accurate and up-to-date data in the DLD system.
When using the DLD Ejari System (for companies):
- Property management companies must hold a valid DLD licence for real estate management.
- Individual owners may renew Ejari directly if they manage their own properties.
- Representatives of owners must hold a legal Power of Attorney authorising property management.
Meeting these conditions ensures that the Ejari renewal process is fully compliant with RERA tenancy regulations and that the tenancy contract remains legally valid in the DLD Ejari register.
If a lease is not being renewed, timely Ejari cancellation helps prevent incorrect tenancy status.
Procedural Features of Ejari Renewal
The Ejari renewal process is quick, fully electronic, and available online and in person. Applications can be submitted through authorised Real Estate Services Trustee Centres such as EGSH, the Dubai REST App, or the DLD Ejari system.
- At Trustee Centres, the renewal takes approximately seven minutes once documents are verified.
- Through the Dubai REST App or DLD website, renewal is instant once approved by the Department.
- Both parties – the tenant and landlord – must agree to the renewal and provide a valid Unified Tenancy Contract in the approved format.
All applications are reviewed through DLD’s secure platform to ensure compliance with RERA requirements. The renewed tenancy is automatically linked to the property record in the official Ejari register.
Official DLD Fees for Ejari Renewal
The Ejari renewal fees in Dubai are officially regulated by the Dubai Land Department and published through the official service fees indicator Dubai, with the total amount depending on the submission method:
Via Real Estate Services Trustee Centres:
- AED 100 – Tenancy registration fee
- AED 10 – Knowledge fee
- AED 10 – Innovation fee
- AED 95 + VAT – Service partner fee
Via Dubai REST App or DLD website:
- AED 100 – Tenancy registration fee
- AED 10 – Knowledge fee
- AED 10 – Innovation fee
- AED 55 + VAT – Service partner fee
Payments can be made by cash, credit card, or Noqodi Wallet. All transactions are processed through DLD’s secure payment channels, ensuring transparency and full compliance with official regulations.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Ejari Renewal
Why do I need to renew my Ejari contract in Dubai?
Ejari renewal is required to keep your tenancy contract legally valid and registered with the DLD. Without renewal, your tenancy becomes inactive in the system and may cause interruptions to services such as DEWA, internet, and visa renewals.
How often do I need to renew Ejari in Dubai?
Most tenancy contracts in Dubai are valid for 12 months. You must renew your Ejari each time you renew the tenancy agreement to maintain an active record in the DLD database and ensure continued access to public and utility services.
How does one renew Ejari online in Dubai?
You can renew Ejari online through the Dubai REST App or the DLD website. Log in, select the tenancy renewal service, upload your Ejari renewal documents, and pay the official fees. If the landlord and tenant data are correct in the system, the renewal is processed instantly. Alternatively, you can renew your Ejari in person at EGSH, a licensed Real Estate Services Trustee Centre. This guarantees correct document submission, immediate registration without system errors, and timely renewal fully compliant with DLD requirements.
Can I renew Ejari after the tenancy contract expires?
Yes. You can complete Ejari renewal after expiry, but it should be done as soon as possible to avoid issues with utilities or government services. EGSH assists in verifying your documents and submitting the renewal directly to DLD for immediate activation.
Where can I renew Ejari in Dubai?
You can renew Ejari at authorised Real Estate Services Trustee Centres such as EGSH, through the Dubai REST App, or via the DLD Ejari system online. Trustee Centres handle the whole process — from document verification to e-contract issuance — in one visit.
How long does a tenancy contract renewal take in Dubai?
The tenancy contract renewal process in Dubai is swift. If you renew your Ejari through a Real Estate Services Trustee Centre like EGSH, the process takes about 7 minutes once your documents are verified. If you apply through the Dubai REST App or the DLD website, the Ejari certificate extension is issued immediately after the application is approved and the fees are paid.
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