Official Registration for Land Granted by His Highness the Ruler
Register your granted land ownership at EGSH, an authorised Real Estate Trustee Centre under the Dubai Land Department (DLD). The process is completed in one visit, with a dedicated consultant verifying and preparing all required documents and submitting your application directly through official DLD channels.
Why choose EGSH for granted land ownership registration:
The registration procedure, excluding possible waiting time, is typically completed within 30 minutes.

Step-by-Step Application via DLD or Dubai REST
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Visit EGSH
You can visit our centre during working hours without an appointment or book your visit at a convenient time.
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Document Review
Our experts verify your Dubai Municipality grant map, Emirates ID, and supporting company or government documents.
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Application Submission
We submit your grant registration application to the DLD on your behalf for immediate processing.
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Registration Confirmation
Receive confirmation of your land grant registration within 30 minutes, officially recognising ownership of the granted land.
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You can stop by EGSH during working hours without an appointment or book your visit at a time that suits you best.
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Art of Living Mall, Al Barsha 2, Dubai
Operating hours
Monday — Saturday: 9:00 am — 5:00 pm
Sunday: Closed
Ensure Official Map and Identity Documents Are Valid and Complete
Grant Map from Dubai Municipality
Provide an official grant map issued by Dubai Municipality within the last two years.
Emirates ID
Provide a valid Emirates ID of the land beneficiary or the authorised company signatory.
Legal Entity Documents
Include a trade licence and Memorandum of Association if the land is granted to a company.
Government Entity Letter
Government bodies must submit an official letter confirming the entity and grant details.
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Granted Land Ownership Registration is the official procedure through which the Dubai Land Department (DLD) records the ownership of land granted by His Highness the Ruler of Dubai or his authorised representative. The allocation is confirmed by an official grant map issued by Dubai Municipality, which defines the plot’s boundaries, location, and reference number. Once this registration is completed, the land becomes a legally recognised property under DLD’s registry system, and a title deed may be issued in the name of the beneficiary.
This process serves as the formal transition from an administrative allocation to full legal ownership. Without completing the DLD registration, the granted land remains unregistered, meaning that the owner cannot obtain a title deed, apply for construction permits, or carry out future property transactions. Registration ensures that ownership rights are officially recorded and protected under Dubai’s real estate laws, giving the grantee full authority to manage or develop the land according to the terms set out in the royal decree.
The registration of granted land in Dubai is regulated by the Dubai Land Department in coordination with Dubai Municipality, which oversees the issuance of grant maps following the Ruler’s approval. This service is available only to UAE citizens, government entities, or authorised companies that have received land directly from the Ruler of Dubai or his representative. The grant map, which serves as the legal foundation of ownership, must be valid and issued within the past two years at the time of registration.
If the grant map has expired, it must be renewed through Dubai Municipality before the registration request can be accepted. Government entities registering granted plots must provide an official letter confirming the allocation details, while companies are required to present a trade licence and Memorandum of Association. For individual beneficiaries, a valid Emirates ID and the original grant map are mandatory. These documents ensure that the DLD can verify ownership, confirm the land’s legal status, and record it correctly in the property registry.
Registering a granted property with the DLD provides full legal recognition of ownership, transforming the grant into a documented real estate asset. Once entered into the DLD system, the land is protected from any future disputes or claims, and the owner becomes eligible to receive a title deed, the primary legal proof of ownership in Dubai. This registration also allows the owner to exercise property rights, such as inheritance transfers, subdivisions, or applications for building permits, subject to the specific terms of the grant decree.
The Dubai Municipality grant map plays a vital role in this process, as it links the physical location of the land with the ownership records maintained by the DLD. Upon registration, the land becomes part of Dubai’s unified land registry, enabling seamless coordination with other government services related to property ownership.
Land grants in Dubai are typically provided for specific purposes, such as residential use, and may carry conditions established in the original decree. Some grants cannot be sold, leased, or used commercially without prior approval from the relevant authority. These restrictions remain binding even after the ownership is registered.
In addition, beneficiaries must ensure that the grant map remains valid and accurate. If the plot’s boundaries or land status change, Dubai Municipality must issue an updated map before any registration or transfer can take place. Maintaining up-to-date documentation ensures that the ownership data stored in DLD’s registry accurately reflects the real property on the ground, safeguarding both the owner and the government from legal inconsistencies.
Registration of granted land in Dubai is carried out by the Dubai Land Department (DLD), in partnership with Dubai Municipality, which is responsible for issuing the official grant map. Once the beneficiary receives this map confirming the Ruler’s approval, the registration request must be submitted through an authorised DLD channel—either at the Customer Happiness Centre or through a Real Estate Registration Trustee Centre such as EGSH.
At EGSH, the process begins with verifying the grant map’s validity and supporting documents, such as the Emirates ID, trade licence, or government letter. Once verified, the application is transmitted to the DLD’s central registration system for review. The DLD cross-checks the details against Dubai Municipality’s database and, upon approval, officially registers the land in the name of the grantee. A confirmation of ownership is issued on the same day, followed by the preparation of a title deed—the final document confirming full ownership rights under Dubai law.
The entire registration procedure is typically completed within one business day, provided that all documents are valid and no corrections are required. Through EGSH’s authorised DLD system, applicants receive real-time confirmation of registration during their visit, and in most cases, the procedure is finalised within 30 minutes of submission.
Once registration is complete, the land is added to the DLD’s official property registry, enabling the owner to proceed with any subsequent applications, including title deed issuance, construction permits, or inheritance registration.
Only UAE citizens and authorised government entities are eligible for Dubai Land Department grant registration. The land must be granted by His Highness the Ruler of Dubai or his representative and supported by an official grant map issued by Dubai Municipality.
It is mandatory to obtain a title deed for the grant land registration in Dubai. The land must be officially registered with the DLD and supported by a valid grant map issued by Dubai Municipality. Without completing the registration, ownership is not legally recognised, and no title deed can be issued.
A Dubai Municipality grant map is valid for two years from the date of issuance. The grant land registration must be completed within this period; otherwise, the map becomes invalid, and a new approval may be required.
No, the grant land registration service is not available online via the Dubai REST app. Registration of granted land must be completed in person at an authorised centre, such as EGSH, or directly at the Dubai Land Department’s main branch.
The granted land is subject to the specific conditions set out in the UAE’s land allocation royal decree. The use of such land is typically restricted to personal residential purposes unless stated otherwise in the decree. Commercial use, sale, or lease may be prohibited without prior approval from the competent authority. EGSH assists applicants in clarifying the applicable restrictions before registration.
The DLD plot locator can be used to view the exact location and boundaries of granted land. The tool helps applicants verify plot details and ensure the grant map matches official records before registration. EGSH assists clients in confirming all spatial data as part of the application process.
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