Switch Your Mortgage to a New Bank Through an Authorised DLD Trustee Centre
Transfer your mortgage in Dubai through EGSH, an authorised Real Estate Registration Trustee Centre operating under the Dubai Land Department (DLD). We handle all categories of mortgage transfers—including standard, usufruct, provisional (Oqood), and portfolio transfers—by submitting the full application directly through DLD’s official mortgage system.
Why choose EGSH:
Your mortgage is transferred to the new financing entity, and the updated Title Deed or related certificate is issued electronically within 20 minutes.

Complete Your Mortgage Transfer in Four Clear and Efficient Steps
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Visit EGSH
You can visit EGSH during working hours and receive immediate, VIP, queue-free service, or book your appointment online at a preferred time for your mortgage transfer application.
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Submit the Documents
Provide the no-objection letter from your current bank, the mortgage registration letter from the new bank, certified mortgage contracts, and an electronic NOC from the developer for off-plan properties (if applicable).
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Application Entry and Payment Fees
EGSH enters the mortgage transfer request into DLD’s official system, verifies that all documents meet registration requirements, and you settle the applicable DLD and service partner fees through authorised payment channels.
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Receive Your Updated Documents
Once approved in the DLD system, the mortgage is officially transferred to the new financing entity, and the updated Title Deed or related registration certificate is issued electronically during the same visit.
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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
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Documents Required to Transfer Your Mortgage to a New Financing Entity in Dubai
Letters From the Previous and New Banks
A no-objection letter from the existing bank confirming mortgage release for transfer. An official mortgage registration letter from the new financing entity authorising the DLD to register the mortgage in its favour.
Certified Mortgage Contracts
Three certified mortgage contracts signed by both parties, or authenticated digital contracts when the application is submitted electronically through the bank’s online mortgage system.
Identification and Ownership Evidence
UAE ID for identification (passport for non-residents), along with the Title Deed or provisional Oqood certificate. For company-owned properties, a valid trade licence and corporate documents must also be provided.
Developer NOC and PoA (Where Required)
An electronic NOC (E.NOC) from the developer is required for off-plan or provisional sale properties. If the request is submitted by a representative, a valid Power of Attorney authorising mortgage-related procedures must be provided.
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A mortgage transfer is an official Dubai Land Department (DLD) procedure through which the mortgage rights registered on a property are reassigned from one financing entity to another. DLD cancels the previous mortgage record and registers a new mortgage in favour of the new bank or financial institution, ensuring that the Real Property Register reflects the current security holder.
The process is regulated under Law No. (7) of 2006 Concerning Real Property Registration in Dubai, Law No. (14) of 2008 on Mortgages, and DLD’s electronic mortgage registration rules. A mortgage transfer is required whenever the lending institution changes, such as refinancing with a new bank, switching to a more favourable mortgage provider, or reallocating mortgage rights within a financial group.
Once the transfer is approved, DLD issues updated ownership documents (Title Deed, Usufruct Title Deed, Statement Certificate, or Oqood), confirming the registration of the new mortgagee and extinguishing the rights of the previous financing entity.
DLD recognises several categories of mortgage transfers, each corresponding to the nature of the property, the registration stage, and the financing structure.
Applies when transferring a registered mortgage on a completed property from one bank to another. DLD cancels the existing mortgage record and registers a new one in favour of the incoming financing entity.
Used when the underlying right is usufruct rather than freehold ownership. The mortgage transfer updates the registered usufruct mortgage to reflect the new lender’s rights to the usufruct interest.
Applies to off-plan properties registered under provisional sale contracts. DLD transfers the mortgage recorded at the Oqood stage to the new bank, subject to an electronic developer NOC (E.NOC).
Used when several properties are financed under a single mortgage agreement. DLD transfers the entire portfolio mortgage—or individual units within it—to a new financing entity.
You must apply for a mortgage transfer when the lending institution changes, regardless of whether the loan amount, duration, or repayment structure remains the same. Typical scenarios include:
Switching to a Different Bank for Better Rates or Terms
When a property owner refinances with a new bank, DLD must transfer the mortgage rights from the previous financing entity to the new one.
Replacing the Mortgagee During Refinancing
If refinancing involves transitioning to a new lender, the existing mortgage cannot be amended; it must be transferred.
Transfer of Mortgage Rights Within Banking Groups
Some financial institutions reassign mortgage portfolios internally. DLD requires a formal transfer to update the Real Property Register accordingly.
Off-Plan Properties Requiring Mortgage Transfer at the Oqood Stage
When switching banks before the Title Deed is issued, the provisional mortgage must be transferred through a developer E.NOC.
When a Bank Requires a Fresh Mortgage Record for Compliance
Certain banks require a new DLD-registered mortgage instead of an amendment, especially when underwriting rules, valuation conditions, or risk policies change.
A mortgage transfer is different from an amendment or release: it applies only when the lender changes. The DLD treats the previous mortgage as extinguished and registers a new mortgage in favour of the new financing entity.
A mortgage transfer can be processed if specific regulatory and financial conditions are satisfied. These conditions determine whether DLD will allow the mortgage to be reassigned from one financing entity to another.
The current bank must confirm that the mortgage can be transferred. This includes:
Without bank consent, DLD cannot cancel the existing mortgage entry.
The incoming financing entity must meet the DLD’s registration criteria, including underwriting approval and issuance of a binding mortgage registration undertaking. The DLD registers the new mortgage only when the financing is confirmed and all regulatory checks are complete.
The DLD does not allow mortgage transfers when the property is subject to:
All holds must be resolved before the DLD will allow the transfer.
For Oqood-stage properties, the developer must issue an electronic NOC confirming that the mortgage may be transferred to the new bank. This requirement protects both the project escrow framework and the provisional sale record.
DLD may reject a transfer if:
Only when the above criteria are satisfied can the new mortgage be registered in favour of the new financing entity.
To apply for a mortgage transfer, the financing change must be processed through the official DLD mortgage registration system via a bank or an authorised Real Estate Registration Trustee Centre.
Step 1: Coordination Between the Two Banks
The previous bank issues its consent to release the mortgage, and the new bank provides the mortgage registration letter and certified mortgage contracts required for DLD submission.
Step 2: Submission Through DLD-Authorised Channels
The mortgage transfer request is submitted either by the new bank through DLD’s online mortgage system or through an authorised Real Estate Registration Trustee Centre such as EGSH. All documents are uploaded to DLD’s digital audit system.
Step 3: DLD Review and Fee Settlement
The DLD reviews the submitted documents, cancels the existing mortgage entry, registers the new mortgage, and the applicant settles the applicable DLD and service partner fees through authorised payment methods.
Step 4: Issuance of Updated Ownership Records
The DLD issues the updated Title Deed, Usufruct Title Deed, Statement Certificate, or Oqood record confirming the new financing entity as the registered mortgagee.
To change the mortgage bank for an off-plan property, the transfer must be processed through the provisional (Oqood) registration system and approved by the developer before DLD updates the mortgage record.
Step 1: Obtain the Developer’s Electronic NOC (E.NOC)
The developer issues an electronic NOC through the Dubai REST App, confirming that the mortgage may be transferred to the new bank. This is mandatory for all provisional sale properties.
Step 2: Bank Coordination for Provisional Mortgage Transfer
The previous bank releases the provisional mortgage by issuing its consent, and the new bank prepares the provisional mortgage registration letter and supporting financing documents.
Step 3: Submission Through the DLD’s Provisional Registration System
The new bank or an authorised Real Estate Registration Trustee Centre submits the provisional mortgage transfer request. All documents are uploaded to DLD’s digital audit platform for verification.
Step 4: Update of the Provisional (Oqood) Record
DLD cancels the provisional mortgage in favour of the previous bank and registers the new mortgage under the Oqood record. The updated provisional sale certificate is issued electronically.
When the project is completed and the Title Deed is issued, the transferred mortgage is automatically reflected in the final Real Property Register.
A mortgage transfer results in the complete reassignment of mortgage rights from the previous financing entity to the new one, and the change becomes legally effective after DLD updates the Real Property Register.
Extinguishment of the Previous Mortgagee’s Rights
The mortgage registered in favour of the former bank is cancelled, and the bank’s security interest in the property is fully removed from the DLD records.
Registration of the New Mortgagee
The DLD registers the incoming bank as the new mortgage holder. The new financing entity becomes the party legally entitled to enforce the mortgage under UAE law.
Updated Ownership Records
The updated Title Deed, Usufruct Title Deed, Statement Certificate, or provisional Oqood record reflects the new mortgage details. Only this updated record is recognised for future transactions.
Impact on Subsequent Transactions
All future procedures—sale, gift, refinancing, mortgage release, investor visa, and inheritance matters—must rely on the updated mortgage record. Any outdated mortgage details invalidate subsequent applications.
Compliance With UAE Financial and Property Regulations
The transfer ensures that the financing structure remains compliant with DLD registration rules, escrow requirements (for off-plan units), and the risk policies applied by UAE banks and regulators.
The Dubai Land Department applies government-regulated fees for mortgage registration transfer. The applicable charges are:
Approved payment methods are e-Pay, Noqodi, or a manager’s cheque payable to the Dubai Land Department. All fees are processed through DLD’s secure payment channels and applied at official government rates.
Related Services
Yes. A mortgage can be transferred before full settlement if the previous bank issues its formal consent to release the mortgage for reassignment. The DLD will not begin processing until the existing mortgagee confirms that the transfer is permitted.
The DLD mortgage transfer procedure typically takes 15–20 minutes once all bank documents and approvals are submitted correctly through an authorised channel. Delays occur only when bank NOCs, developer E.NOCs, or system verifications are pending.
Both options are available. Banks can submit through the DLD online mortgage system, while applicants may use trustee mortgage processing at authorised Real Estate Registration Trustee Centres such as EGSH.
No. Ownership remains unchanged. The process affects only the financing entity’s mortgage rights, replacing the previous lender with the new one in DLD’s Real Property Register.
Yes. For all provisional sale properties, the developer must issue an electronic NOC confirming approval for the mortgage transfer. Without this clearance, property mortgage updates in the UAE cannot be processed at the Oqood stage.
Yes. A transfer can be rejected if the property is under a legal hold, if documents do not match DLD records, if the financing approval does not meet mortgage law in the UAE, or if the previous bank does not fully release its mortgage rights.
Most banks require a new valuation before issuing their mortgage registration letter. The DLD accepts the transfer as long as the financing amount and registration request comply with internal audit rules and the real estate mortgage regulations in Dubai.
Once DLD registers the new mortgage, the previous bank’s entry is completely cancelled, and only the updated mortgage is recognised for future transactions such as sale, refinancing, visa applications, and mortgage release.
Yes. All co-owners must sign the required bank documents or provide a notarised Power of Attorney. Mortgage rights are transferred in the same ownership proportions recorded in the Title Deed or Oqood.
Yes. DLD issues an updated Title Deed, Usufruct Title Deed, or Oqood record showing the new mortgagee. This updated output replaces all previous documents.
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