Property Conveyancing Dubai
Complete property transaction documentation and title deed transfers handled by UAE government service experts. Fast, accurate, and fully compliant with DLD regulations.
What is Property Conveyancing in the UAE?
Property conveyancing in the UAE refers to the legal and administrative process of transferring ownership of a real estate property from one party to another. This includes preparing sale and purchase agreements, obtaining No Objection Certificates (NOCs), registering the transfer with the Dubai Land Department (DLD) or relevant emirate authority, and issuing a new title deed in the buyer's name. Al Ishrat manages this entire process — from first document to final deed — on your behalf.
DLD Registered
We work directly with Dubai Land Department and other emirates' land authorities.
Buyer & Seller Protection
All agreements drafted to protect both parties and prevent post-transfer disputes.
Fast Turnaround
Most standard transfers completed within 3–7 working days once documents are ready.
Our Property Services
From title deed transfers to gift deeds and off-plan registrations — we cover every aspect of UAE property documentation.
Property Title Deed Transfer
We manage the complete transfer of property ownership with Dubai Land Department (DLD), including all required documentation, NOC applications, and transfer fees.
Sale & Purchase Agreement Drafting
Our team drafts legally binding sale and purchase agreements that protect both buyer and seller interests and comply with UAE real estate laws.
No Objection Certificate (NOC)
We coordinate with developers to obtain the NOC required before any property sale or transfer can proceed — ensuring there are no outstanding service charges or liabilities.
Mortgage Discharge & Release
If the property has an existing mortgage, we coordinate with the bank and DLD to discharge the mortgage before the transfer is completed.
Off-Plan Property Registration
We register off-plan property purchases in Oqood (the DLD off-plan registration system), providing legal protection for buyers in under-construction projects.
Property Gifting (Gift Deed)
We prepare and register gift deeds for property transfers between family members, ensuring legal recognition of the gift with DLD and relevant courts.
Our Conveyancing Process
Initial Consultation & Document Review
We review the property details, existing title deed, mortgage status, and ownership documents to identify any issues before proceeding.
NOC Application from Developer
For properties in managed communities, we apply for the No Objection Certificate from the developer and clear any outstanding service charges.
Sale Agreement Preparation
We prepare the Form F (Memorandum of Understanding) and all ancillary agreements between buyer and seller.
DLD Registration & Transfer
We attend the Dubai Land Department on your behalf (with a POA) or accompany you to process the title deed transfer and pay applicable fees.
New Title Deed Issuance
Once the transfer is complete, you receive the new title deed with the correct ownership details registered in the buyer's name.
Documents Required
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the DLD transfer fee in Dubai?
The Dubai Land Department charges a 4% transfer fee on the property value, shared between buyer and seller (typically 2% each), plus an admin fee. Al Ishrat will give you a full cost breakdown before proceeding.
How long does property conveyancing take in Dubai?
A straightforward property transfer typically takes 3–7 working days once all documents and the NOC are in order. Complex transactions involving mortgages or off-plan properties may take longer.
Can I transfer a property if I am outside the UAE?
Yes. With a notarized Power of Attorney, we can act on your behalf at DLD and complete the full transfer process without you needing to be present in the UAE.
Do I need a conveyancing lawyer for property transfer in Dubai?
While not legally required, having a professional document clearing agent like Al Ishrat ensures your transaction is processed correctly, all conditions are met, and you are protected from costly mistakes.
What documents do I need to sell property in Dubai?
You will need the original title deed, passport copies (buyer and seller), a signed sale agreement, NOC from the developer, and mortgage discharge letter (if applicable). Al Ishrat will guide you through the complete checklist.
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Our property documentation experts handle everything from NOC to title deed transfer. Contact us for a free consultation.
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Al Karama · Dubai, UAE · Plus Code: 68P3+9H6