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Everything About Ajman’s Sale Registration Application
Posted on September 10, 2024
In Ajman, as in many other jurisdictions, property sales require formal registration to ensure that transactions are legally binding and accurately recorded. This registration is not just a formality; it is a critical step in the property transfer process. The Department of Land and Real Estate Regulation in Ajman mandates property sales registration in the emirate. Let’s find out how to apply for Ajman’s property sale registration.
Submitting the sale registration application is the most important step of the real estate transaction process. The Ajman Real Estate Regulatory Agency (ARRA) regulates real estate transactions in the emirate.You can use Ajman’s sale registration service for registering a property transaction between two persons – the buyer and the seller or their legal representatives. This procedure formally transfers ownership from the seller to the buyer of the land, property or real estate unit.To know more about the process, let’s get into the details.
How to Apply for Sale Registration in Ajman
To start any legal process we should always have the necessary documents in hand. So, follow this process to get your real estate registered with ease in the emirate.
Documents Required
The documents required for applying for sale registration in Ajman Emirate include:Individuals:
Original ownership certificate or title deed of the real estate unit or property.
A clearance certificate/ NOC from the developer for a real estate unit.
The initial sales contract from the real estate office, if any.
Valid passport for non-resident foreigners or a valid UAE ID for the seller, buyer, and their legal representative.
Businesses:
The original property ownership certificate or title deed.
The business licence and establishment contract of an organisation.
An NOC / clearance certificate issued from the developer of a real estate unit.
An initial sale contract was provided by the real estate office (if any).
A valid passport or a valid UAE ID for non-resident foreigners.
Service Procedure
Let’s go through the process of registering to sell your property in Ajman.
Go to the official website of Department of Digital Ajman and log in to the E-services portal, after creating an account.
From the Service Catalogue, select ‘Department of Land and Real Estate Regulation’ and then select ‘Sale Registration of a Real Estate’.
Select ‘How to Apply’ and then select ‘Start the Service’.
Here, you will submit your application request with the required documents.
The AjmanRe Department will review and then approve your application.
The stakeholders will be required to visit the department in person to sign the contract.
Once signed, pay the service charges.
Lastly, you will receive the title deed, initial registration certificate or the registration certificate from the concerned department. You can download your registration certificate or title deed from the UAE Pass wallet.
Service Fees
The service fees for registering real estate sales in Ajman are as follows:
AED 2,500, minimum or 2% of the property’s worth for citizens and nationals of the Gulf Cooperation Council for real estate sale.
AED 3,000, minimum or 3% of the property’s worth for non-citizens, for property sale. The buyer is responsible for paying ownership fees.
AED 5,000 as a no objection to disposal of common property lands.
AED 3,000 for real estate registered under government and semi-government housing projects.
AED 2,500, minimum or 2% of the property’s worth for real estate registration based on a court decision for residents
AED 3,000, minimum or 3% of property’s worth for non-citizens for registering a property by virtue of court decision. The buyer has to pay the ownership fee.
The buyer is responsible for paying 2% of the real estate unit’s worth.
AED 2,500, minimum or 2% of the property’s worth, is required to register a property in accordance with a court decision.
AED 1,500 is required for the registration of real estate property under the government and semi-government housing schemes.
AED 200 agency fees when selling to first and second-class relatives, AED 1,000 if selling to the same agent, and 2% of the property value (or 3% for repeated agency) if selling through a different agency, all of which are borne by the seller.
AED 2,000 for the registration of property sold in an office-conducted open auction.
AED1,500 for the registration of real estate sold in a department-conducted auction.
AED 350 for issuance of a title deed or certificate.
AED 10,000 minimum ownership costs for foreign buyers of land, depending on the size and kind of usage of land.
Duration of Service
It takes only five minutes to complete this process.
FAQs
1. What Is the Price of Registering Land in Ajman?
The registration fee is AED 2,500 (minimum) for GCC purchasers and residents or 2% of the total value of the property. The required payment for foreigners is AED 3,000 (minimum), which is equivalent to 3% of the property’s worth. Additionally, AED 5,000 is required if you are working with common property lands.
2. From Where Can I Download My Title Deed in Ajman?
You can easily download your digital title deed using your UAE Pass from the Department of Digital Ajman.With this guide, it is now very easy to apply for property sale registration in Ajman. Besides, you can explore these best places to live in Ajman if you are planning to move to the emirate any time soon.You can now get more information on other property-related services at Property Finder blog.
