Property Ownership Transfer in Dubai

The real estate ownership transfer in Dubai is typically completed within 25 minutes after DLD approval, once all required documents are submitted and government fees are paid. Additional time should be allowed for consultation and document verification before the application is submitted.

The Dubai Land Department property transfer fees include the following standard charges: — Title Deed Certificate Issuance Fee: AED 250 per ownership — Property Map Fee:  • AED 250 for apartments or villas  • AED 225 for a unified land map (with Dubai Municipality)  • AED 100 for land plots outside Dubai Municipality jurisdiction — Knowledge Fee: AED 10 per transaction — Innovation Fee: AED 10 per transaction

The Dubai Land Department will send you an electronic Title Deed Certificate and a digital property map confirming your legal ownership of the property.

A representative can carry out the property transfer procedure on your behalf. A valid Power of Attorney authorising the representative to handle real estate transactions is required.

Yes. If a non-resident applying for a real estate ownership transfer in Dubai, you must submit a valid passport copy as your official ID. Depending on your case, additional documents—such as a Power of Attorney or legal proof for gifting or inheritance—may be required.

Yes, companies can take part in a real estate ownership transfer. They must provide a transfer letter, a valid trade license, and ID or Power of Attorney for the authorised signatory.