Property Separation or Annexation Services in Dubai
Official DLD Process for Subdividing or Merging Registered Properties
Apply for property separation or annexation at EGSH, an authorised Real Estate Registration Trustee Centre under the Dubai Land Department (DLD).
The service covers all official DLD procedures for subdividing one registered property into separate plots or merging several adjoining units into a single title.
All applications are verified and submitted directly through DLD’s electronic system. Once approved, new electronic title deeds and updated property maps are issued within approximately four working hours.
Why choose EGSH:
- Authorised by the Dubai Land Department
- Completed in a single visit
- VIP service without queues
The service is provided at officially established DLD fees and processed entirely through the DLD’s secure registration system.

How to Apply for Property Separation or Annexation
Choose Online or Offline Options — EGSH Handles Both
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Contact EGSH
Visit our authorised centre during working hours–no appointment required. You can also book your visit online at a convenient time.
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Document Review
Our consultants review the approved planning map issued by the relevant authority and verify ownership details and application requirements.
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Application Submission
We submit your request for property separation or annexation through the Dubai Land Department system. Fees can be paid by cash or card at the centre.
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Receive Updated Documents
Once approved, the updated title deed and property map are issued electronically within four working hours, completing your property reconfiguration in Dubai.
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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.
Address
Art of Living Mall, Al Barsha 2, Dubai
Operating hours
Monday–Thursday, Saturday: 9:00 am–3:00 pm
Friday: 9:00 am–12:30 pm
Sunday: Closed
Documents Required for Land or Unit Subdivision/Merging
Prepare Clear and Approved Plans
Planning Authority Map
Provide an official map showing the new layout after separation or annexation.
Proof of Ownership
EGSH verifies ownership status via the DLD system during your application.
Payment of Applicable Fees
DLD and map fees must be paid before final submission and document issuance.
Contact Details
Valid phone number and email address to receive the issued title deed and property map.
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VIP Service
Personal assistance and priority processing with no queues.
Affordable Fees
Official government rates with transparent, fixed pricing.
All Services in One Place
Comprehensive range of UAE government services under one roof.
One-Visit Completion
Most procedures are completed in a single visit to the centre.
What Is Property Separation or Annexation in Dubai
Property separation or annexation is an official Dubai Land Department (DLD) service that enables property owners to legally subdivide one registered property into multiple parts or merge adjoining plots or units into a single ownership title.
This procedure ensures that every change in property boundaries is formally recorded and recognised as a title deed amendment Dubai under Law No. (7) of 2006 Concerning Real Property Registration in the Emirate of Dubai.
The service applies to all registered land plots, villas, apartments, and commercial units in Dubai. Each request must include a planning map approved by the relevant authority – such as Dubai Municipality or the Dubai Development Authority (DDA) – showing the new property configuration after separation or annexation.
Once approved, the DLD updates its Real Property Register and issues new electronic Title Deeds and e-maps, confirming the updated ownership structure and boundaries. These digital certificates are fully valid for all future sales, transfers, or registrations.
Who Can Apply for Property Separation in Dubai
The service is available to:
- Property owners holding valid DLD-issued title deeds.
- Developers and companies managing registered real estate projects through the Oqood or DLD system.
- Authorised representatives acting under a valid Power of Attorney.
Applications may be submitted by UAE citizens, residents, or non-resident property owners.
All modifications – including subdivision, amalgamation, annexation or split ownership Dubai – must be registered with the DLD to have legal effect and be enforceable in future transactions.
Requirements for Property Reconfiguration
Before submitting an application, ensure that all documents and technical approvals are complete.
Key requirements include:
- Approved planning map from the relevant planning authority, clearly showing the new layout after separation or annexation.
- Valid Title Deed confirming ownership.
- Accurate contact details of the applicant or representative.
- Proof of payment of DLD and map fees before final approval.
The DLD reviews all submissions through its electronic registration system. Once verified, new Title Deeds and property maps are issued electronically and emailed to the owner.
Where to Apply for Property Separation or Annexation in Dubai
Applications can be submitted through any of the following official DLD channels:
- Dubai Land Department website or Dubai REST App–for direct submission by property owners.
- Oqood portal–for registered developers managing off-plan or project-related units.
- Authorised Real Estate Services Trustee Centres, such as EGSH, directly connected to the DLD system.
At EGSH, applications are reviewed, verified, and submitted on your behalf. Clients receive personal assistance and complete the process in a single visit, with new electronic Title Deeds issued upon approval.
Official DLD Fees for Property Separation or Annexation
The following official Dubai Land Department fees apply to property separation and annexation services.
Through the Dubai REST App or DLD Website:
- AED 500 application fee
- AED 250 title deed issuance fee
- AED 100–225 land map fee (depending on location and jurisdiction)
- AED 10 Knowledge Fee + AED 10 Innovation Fee per drawing
Through Real Estate Services Trustee Centres (such as EGSH):
- AED 500 application fee
- AED 10 Knowledge Fee + AED 10 Innovation Fee per drawing
- AED 80 service partner fee + VAT
EGSH specialists provide a detailed fee breakdown before submission to ensure transparency and compliance with DLD’s officially regulated rates.
Frequently Asked Questions About Property Separation or Annexation
Where can I request a change to a property map in Dubai?
To request a property map change, you must contact the relevant planning authority, such as Dubai Municipality, to obtain an official map reflecting the proposed property reconfiguration. This document is mandatory for all separation or annexation applications submitted to the DLD.
What is the official fee for a land plot separation in Dubai?
The official land plot separation fee in Dubai is AED 500 for the application, plus AED 250 for issuing the updated title deed. Map issuance fees range from AED 100 to AED 225, depending on location, with AED 10 knowledge and AED 10 innovation fees per drawing. Applications submitted via trustee centres also include a partner service fee of AED 80, plus VAT. A detailed fee breakdown will be provided by your EGSH consultant before submission to the DLD.
How to apply for a property separation in Dubai through EGSH?
To initiate a DLD property separation through EGSH, the owner must submit an official map of the proposed subdivision approved by a planning authority (e.g., Dubai Municipality). EGSH, as a government-authorised centre, verifies the documents and applies directly to the DLD. Once all required fees are paid, the DLD issues an updated title deed and property map within four working hours.
Can I merge plots in Dubai if they have different title deeds?
It is possible to combine property plots in Dubai, even if they are registered under separate title deeds, provided they share the same ownership and comply with the planning authority’s regulations. Before applying, you must obtain an approved annexation map reflecting the unified layout.
What documents are needed to split a real estate unit in the UAE?
To split a real estate unit in the UAE, you must provide a separation map issued by a recognised planning authority showing the proposed division. After submission and payment of fees, DLD issues an updated electronic title deed and property map, which are delivered by email.
Who is eligible for the property amalgamation in Dubai?
Any individual, company, or developer who holds legal ownership of adjacent registered properties may apply for property amalgamation in Dubai, provided the plots or units are compatible for merging and an approved annexation map is obtained from the planning authority. Applications are accepted from UAE citizens, non-residents, and residents of the UAE.
How long does the land subdivision process take in Dubai?
The land subdivision process in Dubai is typically completed within 4 working hours of submitting the application and paying all fees. The DLD then issues the updated electronic title deed and property map via email.
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