Official DLD Process for Property Mortgage Recording
Register your property mortgage in Dubai at EGSH, an authorised Real Estate Registration Trustee Centre under the Dubai Land Department (DLD). Our dedicated consultant manages every step, from mortgage contract verification and fee calculation to the issuance of an updated title deed, all completed in one visit.
Why choose EGSH for mortgage registration:
All services are provided at officially regulated DLD fees, and the registration process is typically completed within 25 minutes, excluding document preparation time.

Official DLD Process for Mortgage Registration
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Contact EGSH
Visit our authorised centre during working hours, no appointment needed. You can also book your appointment online at a convenient time.
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Document Review
Our consultants review your mortgage contracts, bank letter, E.NOC, Emirates ID, and other supporting documents to ensure full DLD compliance.
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Fee Payment & Submission
Official DLD mortgage registration fees are calculated and paid securely at the centre. EGSH submits your application directly to the DLD system.
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Certificate Issuance
Receive your updated Certificate of Title or Usufruct Title Deed with mortgage notation by email within 25 minutes of completing the registration.
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Accurate and Valid Documents to Avoid Application Delays
Individual Applicants
A bank letter, three certified mortgage contracts, E.NOC, and a valid ID or passport copy.
Individual Establishments
A trade licence, the owner’s Emirates ID or passport, and a notarised power of attorney, if required.
Limited Liability Companies
A trade licence, job title certificate, MOA with annexes, and board resolution or power of attorney.
Bank Submissions
The developer’s E.NOC is uploaded directly through the DLD e-mortgage system by the financing entity.
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Mortgage registration is the official process through which the Dubai Land Department (DLD) records a property mortgage in favour of a financing institution. It applies to ordinary, provisional, usufruct, and portfolio mortgages, including first-degree and second-degree arrangements.
The registration legally secures the lender’s rights over the mortgaged property and prevents any sale, transfer, or re-registration until the mortgage is repaid and officially discharged by the DLD. It is a mandatory requirement for all bank-financed property purchases in Dubai.
Once registered, the mortgage becomes binding on third parties and fully enforceable under Dubai property law. The updated Title Deed reflecting the mortgage notation is issued during the same visit to EGSH.
Mortgage registration in Dubai is governed by Law No. (14) of 2008 Concerning Mortgages in the Emirate of Dubai and Law No. (7) of 2006 on Real Property Registration.
Under these laws, a mortgage is only legally valid and enforceable once recorded in the DLD’s Real Property Register. Any unregistered mortgage has no legal effect and does not secure the lender’s interest.
Registration protects the financing entity’s rights and ensures transparency in property ownership records. The borrower retains ownership but cannot transfer, sell, or mortgage the property again until the registered mortgage is discharged through an official DLD release process.
The Dubai Land Department recognises several categories of mortgages, depending on the nature and status of the property:
Each mortgage type follows specific DLD documentation and verification requirements, ensuring that all parties’ rights are legally protected.
To register a property mortgage in Dubai, applicants must submit a complete set of verified documents in accordance with DLD standards. These include:
All documents must comply with DLD verification requirements. For bank-initiated mortgages, the mortgagee (financing institution) submits the registration request through the DLD e-mortgage system.
The mortgage registration process in Dubai is completed in a single visit through an authorised Real Estate Registration Trustee Centre such as EGSH. Once the documents are verified, DLD registration fees are settled, and the mortgage data is entered into the official DLD e-mortgage system.
The DLD then records the mortgage in favour of the financing entity, and the updated electronic Title Deed or Usufruct Title Deed bearing the mortgage notation is issued to the property owner and the bank.
Under normal conditions, the process takes approximately 25 minutes, excluding document preparation time. A registered mortgage remains effective until the loan is repaid and the DLD issues a formal Mortgage Discharge Certificate, confirming the release of the lender’s rights.
The Dubai Land Department registration fees for property mortgage registration are as follows:
All payments are processed through secure DLD-approved channels such as ePay, Noqodi, or manager's cheque payable to the Land Department. EGSH provides applicants with a full cost breakdown before submission.
Once the loan is fully repaid, the borrower must apply for Mortgage Discharge Registration to remove the restriction from the property record. The bank then issues an official release letter confirming settlement of the debt.
EGSH, as an authorised Trustee Centre, submits the discharge application to the DLD on behalf of the client, after which the mortgage is officially cancelled, and a new Title Deed is issued without the mortgage notation.
The discharge process typically takes 20–25 minutes, provided all documents are in order.
Failure to complete the discharge means the mortgage remains active in the DLD register and continues to restrict property transfer or resale.
Mortgage registration in Dubai can be completed through two official channels:
For individual clients and investors, registering through a Trustee Centre is the most convenient option. The entire process is finalised in one visit, and the updated Title Deed with the mortgage notation is delivered electronically to both the property owner and the financing bank.
Mortgage registration is a legal process at the DLD that records a property mortgage in favour of a financing entity. Under Law No. 14 of 2008, all financed properties must be registered to secure the lender’s rights and make the mortgage legally binding and enforceable. The registration ensures the financing entity has priority over other creditors and prevents unauthorized sale or transfer of the property while the mortgage remains active.
The Dubai mortgage registration process takes 25 minutes once all documents have been verified and submitted. The updated Certificate of Title or Usufruct Title Deed with mortgage notation is sent via email immediately after registration through the DLD system.
Once repaid, the bank issues a clearance letter that must be registered with the DLD to remove the mortgage from the Title Deed. Until deregistration is complete, the mortgage remains recorded in the DLD property register.
The DLD accepts registrations for first-degree mortgages (initial loans), second-degree mortgages (subsequent loans), usufruct mortgages (financing on long-term usufruct rights), provisional mortgages (off-plan properties under Oqood), and portfolio mortgages (multiple properties) in Dubai. Each type is processed through the DLD e-mortgage system following the same legal framework.
The DLD registration fees include 0,25% of the mortgage value, AED 250 for each Title Deed issued, AED 10 knowledge fee, and AED 10 innovation fee per drawing. Service partner fees are AED 4,000 plus VAT for ordinary mortgages and AED 5,000 plus VAT for provisional (Oqood) mortgage
Yes. Non-residents can obtain and register mortgages in Dubai through UAE-licensed banks for properties located in freehold areas. The process and legal registration are the same as for residents and must be completed through the DLD e-Mortgage system.
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