Property transaction where one party is a company

Processes a Dubai Land Department property transaction in which one of the parties is a company.

Start this request processing: 1 day

How it works

  1. 1

    Documents

    You

  2. 2

    Reviewed by MARIO E.G.S.H AI

    MARIO E.G.S.H AI

  3. 3

    Registered at trustee office

    Runner at DLD

  4. 4

    Title deed issued

    DLD

Documents required

  • Trade licence (or certificate of incorporation for free-zone and foreign companies)

    originalMust be valid.
  • Memorandum / articles of association and any amendment annexes

    in some casesoriginallegal Arabic translationOnly if: Not needed for a sole establishment or a branch (trade licence only).
  • Valid passport, residence visa and Emirates ID of the owner / partners

    original
  • No-objection certificate from the free-zone licensing authority to own property

    in some casesoriginalOnly if: Free-zone companies, when buying only.
  • Legal power of attorney, if someone acts for a party

    in some casesoriginalattestedlegal Arabic translationOnly if: Only when a representative attends; it must expressly cover this transaction on this property. A POA made abroad must be attested and legally translated into Arabic.

Conditions, time and validity

  • Foreign companies must be registered in a Dubai or Ras Al Khaimah free zone; GCC companies must be registered with Dubai's Department of Economy and Tourism (DLD terms).
  • After registration the property transaction itself (sale, gift, mortgage) is done as a separate service.
Processing time
DLD: 25-30 minutes at the trustee office; the reference number is emailed.
Validity of the result
The DLD company reference stays; update it when the licence, partners or MOA change.
Where it is applied for
Real Estate Registration Trustee offices (in person). All outputs are electronic.

Steps at the authority

  1. The company prepares its licence, MOA and owners' IDs (and free-zone NOC if buying).
  2. Our centre checks the file and submits it at a Real Estate Registration Trustee office; all documents are uploaded to the DLD digital vault.
  3. The fees are paid (e-pay, Dubai Pay, Noqodi or a manager's cheque to DLD) and a receipt is issued.
  4. DLD audits and registers the transaction; the updated title deed / certificate is sent by email.

Tips that save you a trip

  • Register the company at DLD a few days before the sale appointment so the transaction is not delayed.

Common reasons for rejection or delay

  • Foreign company not registered in a Dubai or RAK free zone.
  • Expired trade licence or missing MOA annexes.

Questions and answers

Is this fee charged on every transaction?

No. It is for registering (or amending) the company at DLD; the sale or mortgage fees are separate. Our staff confirm whether your company is already registered.

Checked by the MARIO E.G.S.H team on 2026-10-08. Rules can change at any time; our consultant confirms the details for your case.

Legal basis

Dubai Law No. 7 of 2006 concerning Real Property Registration in the Emirate of Dubai

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