Current or proposed owner
- A UAE mainland company
- A UAE free-zone company
- A foreign company
- A trust or foundation
- Another incorporated or structured entity
Company or trust transfer · Dubai
A property transfer involving a company, trust, foundation or another ownership structure cannot be classified from the title deed alone. The entity, jurisdiction, ownership chain, authority to transfer and proposed recipient must be reviewed before the registration route, document requirements and professional fee can be confirmed.
Is this the right review?
Use this route where the current or proposed owner is an incorporated or structured entity, or where corporate authority must be established before a property transfer can proceed.
Initial review
The description used by the parties does not itself determine the DLD procedure or applicable charges. We establish the structure, authority and property dependencies before confirming the route.
We identify the entity appearing on the title deed and whether its information and reference are current within the DLD system.
We establish whether the property is moving to an individual, another company, a trust or foundation, or another ownership structure.
We identify whether the proposed change is a sale, gift, corporate restructuring, distribution or another form of transfer.
We review where the entity was incorporated, whether its licence and registration remain current and whether additional registration, attestation or translation requirements may apply.
We identify whether the constitutional documents permit the transaction, which approvals are required, who may sign and how that authority is evidenced.
We identify any mortgage, restriction, developer NOC, compliance inspection or other requirement affecting the property.
Document readiness
The exact list depends on the entity and jurisdiction. Begin with the information available, and we will identify the relevant evidence.
How the review works
No service fee is payable until the route, scope and professional fee have been provided for your review.
Provide the property, existing owner, proposed recipient and reason for the transfer.
We identify the likely DLD route, entity-registration position, authority requirements and external dependencies.
You receive an initial document-gap list and any questions that must be resolved before appointment.
We confirm whether the matter fits a published service or requires a case-specific quotation.
No service fee is payable until the route, scope and professional fee have been provided for your review.
Standard company-to-individual route
A standard sale from a DLD-registered company to an individual purchaser may qualify for the published Company-to-Individual service. The published fee applies only after the company, authority, signatory and transaction route have been confirmed.
Trust, foundation, foreign-entity and other non-standard structures remain subject to a case-specific scope and quotation.
Received
Our team will review the ownership structure and property details you provided and reply with the likely registration route, requirements, scope and fee. If we need anything else, we will be in touch using the contact details you shared.
Official process
DLD requires a company to be registered within its system before applicable real estate transaction services can be completed. The required company documents and registration conditions depend on the entity type and jurisdiction.
Conveyance.ae coordinates the procedural file. It does not provide corporate, legal, tax or trust-structuring advice and cannot determine the legal or tax consequences of a proposed transfer.
View DLD company registrationFrequently asked questions
It should not be assumed. The structure, jurisdiction, legal identity and proposed DLD route must be reviewed before eligibility or documentation can be confirmed.
A company-registration procedure may be required before the property transaction can proceed.
No. A transfer of company shares may leave the registered property owner unchanged and may follow a different procedure from transferring the property itself.
Not necessarily. The resolution must be considered alongside the company’s constitutional documents, ownership records and signatory authority. Additional approvals, notarisation, attestation or translation may be required.
No. Tax, corporate and trust-structuring advice must be obtained from appropriately qualified advisers. We coordinate the property-registration procedure after the proposed structure has been established.
No. That is the published professional fee for a qualifying standard Company-to-Individual service. Other company, trust, foundation and non-standard structures are priced after review.
The lender’s requirements and any required mortgage settlement, release, consent or new financing must be incorporated into the route before the scope is confirmed.
Company or trust transfer
Send the structure and property facts first. We will identify the authority, document and registration questions that need to be resolved.