Dubai Ejari Registration From AED 250 — Same‑Day Service.

Ejari is Dubai’s mandatory rental contract registration system, launched by the Dubai Land Department and RERA in 2010. Every residential and commercial tenancy in Dubai must be registered in Ejari to be legally valid. Without Ejari, you can’t connect DEWA, open a DEWA account, enrol children in schools, apply for a family visa using your residence, or enforce the tenancy contract in court.

YABS Ejari registration starts at AED 250 for residential contracts and AED 400 for commercial contracts in 2026, all‑inclusive with same‑day certificate delivery. The government Ejari fee itself is AED 220 (paid to RERA/Dubai Land Department); YABS service fee covers document preparation, submission, and collection.

Same‑day registration is standard through YABS. If you provide the signed tenancy contract, your Emirates ID, landlord’s title deed, and the DEWA premise number by 11am, we deliver the Ejari certificate by end of business day. Complex cases (multi‑tenant commercial, disputed contracts) may take 1–2 additional days.

You need: (1) signed tenancy contract, (2) tenant’s Emirates ID or passport copy, (3) landlord’s Emirates ID or passport, (4) title deed or Affection Plan of the property, (5) DEWA premise number, and (6) security cheque copy. For commercial tenancies, add your trade license copy and MoA. YABS reviews the document pack upfront to avoid rejection.

Yes. Ejari registration must be renewed every time the tenancy contract is renewed (usually annually). A new Ejari certificate is issued for each contract period. Without a valid Ejari, DEWA may cut power, your residence visa renewal can be rejected, and you lose legal standing in tenancy disputes. YABS sets automatic renewal reminders via CorporatePRO Cloud.