Title Deed Transfer in Dubai – Secure Property Ownership Transfer

The title deed transfer process includes preparing all required documents, completing the title deed transfer form, and submitting your application to the Dubai Land Department. At EGSH, our specialists manage every step—from document review to official submission and payment—ensuring a smooth process. You only need to book a convenient appointment and visit our centre; we handle the rest.

The DLD property transfer procedure is necessary for any property sale, inheritance, gifting, or legal change of ownership. It is essential to the real estate sale closing process and ensures a secure and legal ownership change process.

To transfer a title deed, you must provide an official letter from the transferor (current owner or entity), the UAE ID of the owner or an official power of attorney if the owner is not present, copies of valid passports for non-resident owners, and a valid trade licence for companies. Our team will advise you on all property seller and buyer documents and any additional legal requirements specified by DLD.

Dubai’s title deed transfer cost includes government fees such as the 4% transfer fee on the property value, AED 250 for the title deed certificate, and additional administrative or map fees typically ranging from AED 100 to AED 250. Knowledge and Innovation fees also apply. Our team will provide a full cost breakdown before you proceed.

Title deed transfer can take as little as 25 minutes in standard cases; however, additional time may be required for complex files. The process can often be completed in a single visit, including document review and consultation at EGSH.

After completing the transfer of the title deed, you receive an ownership certificate and an e-map. These documents confirm your legal rights and compliance with all DLD legal requirements.

Yes, property ownership transfer in Dubai is available to non-residents, including title deed replacement, title deed transfer, and all standard ownership change procedures, in accordance with DLD regulations.

Yes, real estate transfers in Dubai can be managed by an authorised representative. The representative must prepare for the title transfer by collecting all required documents, including the property sale agreement and a valid power of attorney.