Heirs' Sale Procedure

The Dubai inheritance sale procedure allows legal heirs to sell inherited property after the heirs' ownership registration is completed. This service can be initiated by any legal heir or their authorised representative upon obtaining the necessary approvals and inheritance documentation. EGSH assists with the whole process, ensuring compliance with all DLD rules.

Under UAE law, heirs must register ownership through the Dubai Land Department before initiating a property transfer. The process includes verifying inheritance status, submitting required documents, and completing the sale through a licenced Real Estate Registration Trustee Centre like EGSH.

An Inheritance Certificate in the UAE is a legal document issued by Dubai Courts that confirms the legal heirs of a deceased person. It is mandatory for property inheritance in Dubai and must be presented during the heirs' sale registration process to validate ownership claims and initiate the transfer.

The official process includes visiting a Real Estate Registration Trustee Centre, submitting documents, paying the applicable fees, and obtaining DLD approval. Once the sale is registered, funds are transferred to the heirs, and the new title deed is issued. EGSH manages the entire real estate sale process for heirs in a single visit.

You must apply through an authorised Real Estate Registration Trustee Centre. Required steps include presenting the Inheritance Certificate, submitting legal documents, and completing verification procedures. EGSH facilitates heirs' ownership registration in Dubai, ensuring all formalities are met.

In the case of residential properties, court approval from the investigation committee is required before the sale can be registered with DLD. This ensures the protection of all legal heirs under UAE inheritance law.

The standard fees include 4% of the sale value, usually paid by the buyer, AED 250 for the title deed, mapping fees (AED 100 or AED 225), and knowledge/innovation fees. Additional service partner fees may apply. EGSH guides clients through all DLD inheritance transfer payments.

Yes. Non-resident legal heirs may sell inherited property in Dubai, provided they submit all required documents and obtain court approvals. EGSH supports non-residents with full legal representation and document handling to facilitate a compliant heirs' sale registration in Dubai.

Once all documents are approved and fees are paid, the transaction time at a Registration Trustee Centre is typically 25–30 minutes. EGSH completes the full inherited property registration in the UAE and the sale procedure in a single coordinated visit.

Yes. Partial sales among heirs are allowed, per the DLD’s inheritance sale procedure in the UAE. The transaction must be documented and submitted through an authorised Trustee Centre. EGSH handles full and partial real estate sales by heirs with legal accuracy.