To register real estate in Dubai, the process is managed by the Dubai Land Department (DLD). The buyer and seller must sign a sale agreement, and then the buyer needs to submit the necessary documents, including the title deed, identification, and payment receipts, to the DLD or an authorized registration trustee office.
The registration process involves verifying the transaction and paying the property transfer fee, typically 4% of the property value. Once the documents and fees are submitted, the DLD issues a new title deed in the buyer’s name, officially registering the property. This process ensures the buyer’s legal ownership is recognized and protected under Dubai law.
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