Grant Completion Application in Dubai – Finalise Your Land Grant

A grant completion application in Dubai is the process of finalising a land grant approved by His Highness the Ruler or his representative. It is carried out through the Dubai Land Department (DLD) using a grant map issued by Dubai Municipality. The procedure results in the issuance of an official title deed and e-map for the allocated plot. EGSH, as an authorised Real Estate Registration Trustee Centre, prepares and submits all required documents to DLD, ensuring compliance with regulations.

Only UAE citizens or registered entities holding a land grant approved by His Highness the Ruler or his representative are eligible. The grant must be supported by a valid grant map issued by Dubai Municipality. EGSH verifies eligibility, reviews your documentation, and submits the application to DLD on your behalf.

To finalise a land grant in the UAE, the beneficiary must submit a grant completion application to the Dubai Land Department, along with the grant map, identification documents, and any required legal papers. Once approved, DLD issues the title deed and e-map for the property. EGSH manages the entire process, from document verification to obtaining the final ownership documents, typically within 30 minutes when requirements are met.

To complete a grant land plot in Dubai, you must provide a grant map issued by Dubai Municipality, a valid UAE ID of the owner, and, if applicable, a Decree of Distribution in case of inheritance. For entities, a trade licence, Memorandum of Association, and, for government entities, an official letter are also required. EGSH reviews all documents for accuracy and completeness before submitting your application to DLD.

When all requirements are met, the Dubai Land Department typically processes a grant completion application in approximately 30 minutes. EGSH ensures that your submission is complete and compliant, allowing for the same-day issuance of your title deed and e-map.

According to DLD, the service costs AED 500 for processing, plus AED 100 for a land plot map outside Dubai Municipality jurisdiction or AED 225 for a unified map with Dubai Municipality. In addition, a knowledge fee of AED 10 and an innovation fee of AED 10 apply for each drawing. EGSH provides a full breakdown of applicable charges before submission.

A grant map from Dubai Municipality is an official document showing the location, boundaries, and allocation details of a land plot granted by His Highness the Ruler or his representative. It is a mandatory requirement for a DLD grant application, as it confirms the exact specifications of the granted land.

Under DLD regulations, a grant map issued by Dubai Municipality remains valid for a maximum of two years from the date of issuance. If the map expires, it must be reissued before applying for grant deed completion. EGSH checks the validity of your grant map to avoid delays in processing your application.

If the land grant beneficiary is deceased, the application can be made by the legal heirs, provided they submit a valid Decree of Distribution issued by the competent authority. EGSH assists heirs in preparing the required documentation and submitting the grant completion application to DLD.