
Seller guide · Dubai
Documents to sell property in Dubai
The full list: what the owner needs from the listing to the transfer.
To list the property
- The title deed (or the developer's contract for off-plan)
- Passport, and Emirates ID if you live in the UAE
- Form A — the listing agreement with the brokerage
To sell
- Form F — the sale agreement with the buyer
- The developer's NOC
- If mortgaged — the bank's liability letter and the clearance
- If you are abroad — a power of attorney
At the transfer
Both sides meet at a trustee office of the Dubai Land Department. The seller receives the price, usually by manager's cheques, and the buyer receives the new title deed the same day.
Questions and answers
Can I sell if I am not in Dubai?
Yes, through a power of attorney. We explain how to issue it and handle the viewings, the buyer and the transfer.
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