Laws & Regulations

Need help managing co-occupants on your Ejari registration? Find out how to update co-occupant details, comply with Dubai rental laws, and maintain accurate tenancy records for a hassle-free living experience

Facing a rental dispute in Dubai? Discover the legal procedures, government resources, and practical advice for resolving conflicts between tenants and landlords in accordance with UAE laws

Learn all about Tasdeeq in Ajman, such as tenancy contracts, fees, registration, and services for transparent renting.

RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Agency) is the governing authority that oversees and regulates Dubai’s real estate market, ensuring transparency and fairness for all parties involved

In Dubai, freehold property ownership allows foreigners to fully own, buy, sell, or lease designated properties without time restrictions

All Dubai tenancy contracts must be registered through Ejari for legal validity and rights protection.

To operate as a real estate broker in Abu Dhabi, you must obtain a Real Estate Broker License issued by the Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT)

Obtaining a Real Estate Broker License in Dubai is a straightforward yet structured process that allows individuals to legally operate as brokers in Dubai

Understanding these rights ensures that landlords can manage their properties effectively and maintain a good tenant relationship

Sharing accommodation in Dubai is a common practice, especially among expatriates looking to reduce living costs