Licence & Permit Verification in Dubai

Licence and permit verification is necessary to confirm that the real estate professional, company or advertisement is legally registered with the Dubai Land Department (DLD). Verification protects clients from dealing with unauthorised brokers or engaging in unlicensed activities, and ensures that all transactions comply with the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) framework.

Any party involved in a real estate transaction in Dubai may request verification of a real estate licence. This includes property buyers, tenants, investors and legal representatives who need to confirm the status of a broker or company. Real estate firms may also conduct internal checks to validate their employees' licences. Verification is processed directly through the DLD Trakheesi system.

Through the Trakheesi system, clients can check licences issued by the DLD to real estate brokers and companies operating in the Emirate. The system also validates activity permits and listing numbers linked to property advertisements. This allows buyers, tenants, and investors to confirm that all professionals and transactions are conducted in accordance with DLD and RERA regulations.

Clients can verify property listings by entering the Trakheesi listing number assigned to the advertisement. Each listing approved in Dubai must carry a valid permit issued through the DLD system, which confirms that the property is advertised in compliance with RERA regulations.

Real estate permit verification in the UAE is a quick and instant process. Once the permit number has been entered into the Trakheesi system, the Dubai Land Department confirms its validity immediately.

The Dubai REST App enables users to verify the status of a real estate broker’s licence directly through the Trakheesi system. The application connects to the official DLD database and shows whether the broker is currently authorised to practise. Clients who prefer in-person assistance may complete the same verification at EGSH, where advisors access DLD systems and provide the confirmation during the visit.

Yes. Foreign investors may request a licence verification in Dubai before entering into any real estate contract. The service is available to all parties, regardless of residency status, through the DLD Trakheesi system. It confirms that the broker or company is legally authorised to operate and that the transaction complies with DLD regulations. EGSH facilitates the process by submitting verification requests on behalf of clients and providing the necessary confirmation before signing contractual documents.

Yes. The permit verification applies to all property listings in Dubai, including both sale and rental advertisements. Each listing must carry a valid Trakheesi permit issued by the DLD before it can be published on any platform. This ensures that the property is marketed legally and in line with RERA regulations. EGSH assists clients by confirming that the listing is fully compliant before any agreement is concluded.