Property Title Deed in Dubai FAQs

You typically need a signed sale agreement, passport copy, Emirates ID if applicable, No Objection Certificate from the developer, and proof of payment of transfer fees.

Oqood is a preliminary registration certificate for off plan properties, while a Title Deed is issued after full completion and confirms final legal ownership of the property.

The main cost is the 4 percent property transfer fee paid to the Dubai Land Department, plus minor administrative and trustee registration charges.

Yes, property owners can verify their Title Deed details online through official Dubai Land Department digital services.

No, off plan properties receive an Oqood certificate first. The Title Deed is issued only after construction is completed and the unit is officially handed over.