Property Blocking

Documents Required

  1. Required Documents:
  2. Attendance of the seller and buyer or their Power of Attorney (POA) is mandatory.
  3. Copy of the title deed.
  4. Original No Objection Certificate (NOC).
  5. Liability letter from the bank stating the outstanding mortgage amount (addressed to Dubai Land Department in Arabic). The bank must confirm its commitment to release the property mortgage upon full payment.
  6. Seller and buyer’s passport, residency visa page, and Emirates ID.
  7. Electronic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) from Dubai Land Department.
  8. Manager’s cheque to the bank for the full outstanding mortgage amount.
  9. Manager’s cheque to the seller for the remaining amount.
  10. Manager’s cheque to the seller for the remaining amount.
  11. 4% of the property value + 40 AED.
  12. Trustee Office Fee: 4,200 AED.
    Normal Mortgage: 1,290 AED (DLD Fees) + 315 AED (Trustee Fees).

    Islamic Mortgage: 1,560 AED (DLD Fees) + 315 AED (Trustee Fees).

    1,020 AED to DLD (via Manager’s Cheque or Visa Card).

    525 AED to the trustee (cash).

Other required documents

  • Original release mortgage letter from the bank.
  • Original title deed.

FAQS

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Yes, the presence of both the buyer and seller is mandatory to initiate the transfer, except in cases where a Power of Attorney is provided.

We recommend arriving before 2 PM to obtain approval from the Dubai Land Department.

Yes, a POA issued outside the UAE requires attestation by the UAE Embassy in the issuing country and MOFA in Dubai, along with a legal Arabic translation. For a UAE-issued POA, a Notary Public stamp and Dubai Court sticker are mandatory.

Yes, Dubai Land Department fees can be paid in cash or by credit card.

Yes, we can prepare it for you. We can also assist the broker in completing the Electronic MOU through the Dubai Brokers application. The presence of both parties and the broker is required.