How to Renew Ejari Online?

Conditions for Renewing Ejari 

Below-mentioned are the conditions for renewing Ejari:

• The person handling the renewal cannot work for a real estate company.
• The application must be submitted by the property owner, tenant, PRO, or someone with an official power of attorney.
• A first-degree relative with proof can apply on behalf of the concerned person or someone with a power of attorney.
• If the applicant represents a company, they must be registered in the company’s license.
• If the applicant is a company representative, they must provide a representative card in the company’s name.

If the applicant is an employee, they must submit a letter of delegation on the company’s letterhead, stamped and signed by the company, along with a copy of the applicant’s passport, visa page, and original Emirates ID card.

Documents Required to Renew Ejari Online 

The following are the documents required for Ejari renewal in Dubai:

Property Owners/Landlord

– Copy of passport (if an expat)

– Copy of Emirates ID

– Copy of property ownership documents

Company/Business

– Copy of trade license

– Copy of property ownership documents

– Copy of Emirates ID and passport copy of the company’s official representative (if an expat)

– Authorization letter from the company with names of authorized employees for Ejari system usage

– Copy of passport and Emirates ID of the authorized employees mentioned in the letter

Property Management (applying on the company’s behalf)

– Submit the same documents as for a company/business.

Agent applying on behalf of landlord (if landlord is an expat)

– Copy of landlord’s passport and Emirates ID

– Agent’s passport copy and Emirates ID

– Power of Attorney (PoA) copy or legal guardianship order’s copy

Tenant

– Original lease agreement

– Emirates ID copy

– Copy of PoA if using an agent for renewal (specify Emirate if issued outside Dubai)

Additional documents for apartment/villa on rent

– Recent DEWA bill or letter with meter number (if electricity meters are shared)

– Undertaking form for Real Estate Services Trustee renewal

– Tenant’s visa, Emirates ID, and passport copies

– Title deed

– Copy of previous Ejari certificate.

What is the Cost of Online Ejari Renewal?

The online Ejari renewal fee is AED 155, excluding VAT, with an extra AED 20 for Knowledge and Innovation. Registering the renewed tenancy contract at a Real Estate Services Trustee office costs AED 219.75, including VAT.

In conclusion, to renew, you must have registered the previous tenancy agreements with Ejari. Tenants should renew Ejari each time their rental contract is renewed, using the Dubai REST app, DubaiNow app, or through a Real Estate Services Trustee office. Cancellation is possible with specific terms. For more information, contact info@dubailand.gov.ae, including your name and registered cell phone number.

FAQs

1. Can I renew my tenancy contract with Ejari, even if I have not registered the previous ones?

No, you cannot renew or register a new tenancy agreement with Ejari if the previous contracts have not been registered. Ensure all pending rental agreements are registered with Ejari before applying for renewal.

2. Do tenants need to renew Ejari every time their rental contract is renewed?

Yes, tenants must register the renewed lease agreements with Ejari using the Dubai REST app or the DubaiNow app. If continuing through the DLD website or a Real Estate Services Trustee office, tenants should verify that the landlord or property agent has processed the Ejari renewal request.

3. Can I cancel Ejari? What is the process?

Yes, you can cancel Ejari’s registration, subject to specific terms and conditions.