Get Your Official Property Map from Dubai Land Department

Any individual who owns a registered property in Dubai is eligible to request a real estate map. This includes UAE citizens, residents, and tourists. If the owner is not applying in person, a representative may apply on their behalf, accompanied by an authorisation letter and a copy of the owner’s Emirates ID.

To obtain a registered property map, the owner or authorised representative must submit a request through an approved channel such as a Real Estate Services Trustee. Required documents include an Emirates ID and, if applicable, an authorisation letter. If the applicant is a non-resident or foreign national, translation of authorisation documents into Arabic may be required. EGSH applies directly to DLD and ensures accurate processing. The official map is issued within approximately 12 minutes and includes legal boundaries and registration data.

A DLD property map can include storage and parking map request options if these areas are officially registered as part of the property. When submitting your application, you must indicate whether the map should cover additional parking spaces or storage units. These are processed under the same map issuance service and require the same supporting documents.

The official property map is typically issued within 12 minutes after the application is reviewed and approved by DLD. The entire process is fast and can be completed during a single visit through EGSH, a government-authorised Real Estate Services Trustee.

A villa map in Dubai may be required for property resale, mortgage, or official valuation. It provides legal confirmation of plot boundaries, dimensions, and attachments, such as parking or storage areas. EGSH, a government-authorised Real Estate Services Trustee, can obtain the official map directly through the DLD system to ensure accurate documentation.

A common areas map issued by DLD includes all shared spaces within a jointly owned property or development. This typically covers corridors, lobbies, stairwells, lifts, shared recreational areas, and any other facilities designated for collective use by unit owners or tenants. The map defines the boundaries of these areas and distinguishes them from privately owned units. It is required for joint ownership management and official registration of common property.