Why is your fee a fixed AED 2,625 incl. VAT?

Because conveyancing work is process, not mystery. We publish one price for a complete service — contract to transfer — so you can budget before you call. No percentages, no hourly billing, no extras appearing on completion day.

How long does a transfer take?

Most straightforward transfers complete in two to four weeks; with mortgages or developer NOC delays it can run to six. We begin every case within 24 hours and stay in constant communication with the agents and the clients — you will always know exactly where your file stands.

Can I buy or sell without being in Dubai?

Yes. With a properly drafted Power of Attorney we act for you end-to-end — NOC appointments, liability letters, the trustee office — and report every step. Most of our overseas clients never fly in.

Do you handle company buyers and sellers?

Yes. Where the buyer or seller is a company — a UAE LLC, a free-zone entity or an offshore holding — we manage the additional layer: trade licence and MOA checks, board resolutions and signatory authority, DLD corporate requirements and the coordination between shareholders, banks and the developer. Your agents hand us the deal; we settle it correctly.

How does a brokerage partnership work?

One introduction call, then your agency gets a named conveyancing manager, a 24-hour SLA and white-label progress updates. Your agents keep selling; we settle every deal behind them.

Is there anything you don't do?

We don't hold client money — no escrow accounts, manager's cheques or foreign exchange. Where a transaction needs them, we introduce regulated partners and coordinate the process.

Can you handle a property gift to a family member?

Yes. Gifting between first-degree relatives (spouses, parents and children) attracts a reduced DLD fee of 0.125% of the property value instead of 4%. We arrange the certified valuation, prepare the documentation and coordinate the DLD appointment — the same fixed fee of AED 2,625 incl. VAT applies.

Insights

Dubai conveyancing, explained without the jargon.

Guides from the desk that settles deals for Dubai's leading brokerages — fees, timelines, bank sequences and the paperwork nobody warns you about.

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Dubai property transfer fees in 2026: every cost, line by line

DLD transfer fee, trustee office fee, developer NOC, mortgage registration, agency commission and conveyancing — what a Dubai property transfer actually costs and who pays each line.

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What does a conveyancer actually do in Dubai — and why your agent isn't one

From Form F to title deed: the eleven steps a Dubai conveyancer manages, why agents hand the file over, and what goes wrong when nobody owns the process.

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International clients5 min read

Buying or selling Dubai property from overseas: the Power of Attorney route

How non-resident buyers and sellers complete a Dubai property transfer without flying in — drafting, notarising and attesting a Power of Attorney, and what the attorney can and cannot do.

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Process6 min read

Selling a mortgaged property in Dubai: liability letter, blocking and clearance

The nine-step sequence for selling a Dubai property that still has a mortgage — liability letter, developer NOC, DLD blocking, settlement and clearance documents — and where it goes wrong.

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