What are the DLD charges in the UAE?

The Dubai Land Department (DLD) in the UAE charges fees for various services related to real estate transactions. The fees may vary depending on the type and value of the transaction, as well as other factors. Here are some of the common DLD charges in the UAE:

Property registration fee: This fee is charged when a property is registered in the name of the new owner. The fee is 4% of the property's sale value, payable by the buyer.

Transfer fee: This fee is charged when ownership of a property is transferred from one party to another. The fee is 4% of the property's sale value, payable by the buyer.

Mortgage registration fee: This fee is charged when a mortgage is registered against a property. The fee is 0.25% of the mortgage amount, payable by the borrower.

Title deed fee: This fee is charged when a title deed is issued for a property. The fee is AED 4,000 for properties valued up to AED 500,000 and AED 8,000 for properties valued above AED 500,000.

Ejari registration fee: This fee is charged when a tenancy contract is registered with the Ejari system. The fee is AED 160, payable by the tenant.

Brokerage commission: This fee is charged by real estate brokers for their services in facilitating a property transaction. The commission rate varies, but it is typically around 2-3% of the property's sale value, payable by the seller or buyer, depending on the agreement.

It's important to note that these fees are subject to change, and there may be other fees or charges applicable depending on the specific circumstances of the transaction.

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