How to Register Ejari on the Dubai REST App
To register Ejari on the Dubai REST app, download the app, sign in with UAE Pass or your Emirates ID, open the Ejari or register tenancy contract service, enter the property and contract details, upload the required documents, pay the fee, and download the Ejari certificate. Filing it yourself on Dubai REST is usually the lowest-cost route, and the certificate is issued once the details and payment are confirmed.
- Self-service on your phone
- Lowest-cost route
- Certificate issued digitally
- Free document checker
Step by step on Dubai REST
Start by downloading the Dubai REST app from your app store and signing in with UAE Pass or your Emirates ID. Open the Ejari or register tenancy contract service, then enter the property details, including the Makani and DEWA premise number, and the contract details such as the parties, term, rent and payment. Upload the signed contract, the tenant Emirates ID, and the supporting documents, pay the fee, and the Ejari certificate is issued to your account.
What you need before you start
Have the signed unified tenancy contract, the tenant Emirates ID, the landlord and property details, the title deed, and the DEWA premise number ready. Check your file first with the Ejari Document Checker so nothing is missing, and see the full list on documents required for Ejari.
Other ways to register
If you prefer not to file it yourself, a registration trustee centre or a property manager can register on your behalf for a service fee. Every route ends in the same Ejari certificate; the difference is who does the filing. Compare the cost on the Ejari cost guide.
Frequently asked questions
How do I register Ejari on the Dubai REST app?
Download the app, sign in with UAE Pass or your Emirates ID, open the Ejari service, enter the property and contract details, upload the documents, pay the fee, and download the certificate.
Is registering Ejari on Dubai REST cheaper?
Yes, filing it yourself on Dubai REST is usually the lowest-cost route, as you pay the government fee and a small service charge rather than an agency fee.
What do I need to register Ejari online?
The signed contract, the tenant Emirates ID, the landlord and property details, the title deed, and the DEWA premise number.
How do I get my Ejari certificate?
Once the details and payment are confirmed, the Ejari certificate is issued to your Dubai REST account to download.
Official reference: Dubai Land Department.
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