Dubai landlords and tenants can register, renew, and cancel Ejari tenancy contracts through a single digital platform using the DubaiNow app, simplifying the tenancy lifecycle for both parties.

The Dubai Land Department launches an upgraded Ejari service on the DubaiNow app, enabling creation, registration, renewal, and cancellation of tenancy contracts from a single digital platform.

New contracts, renewals, and cancellations can all be processed digitally through DubaiNow, reducing the need to switch between services.

Officials Mohammed Ali Al Badwawi and Dr Moza Suwaidan emphasize simplifying procedures, reducing steps, and measuring success by time savings and user experience.

Officials from DLD and Dewa highlight enhanced transparency, security, and faster service delivery as key benefits of the new system.

The initiative aligns with broader Dubai government efforts—Services 360, Dubai Economic Agenda D33, and Dubai Digital Strategy—to consolidate government services and improve customer experience.

The integration is part of ongoing collaboration between the Dubai Land Department, Dewa, and Digital Dubai to connect government services and improve user experience.

Guiding policies like Services 360, D33, and the Dubai Digital Strategy push for more integrated, efficient digital services in real estate and utilities.

The initiative aims to protect landlords’ and tenants’ rights while simplifying procedures and strengthening transparency in Dubai’s real estate market.

The new process consolidates steps and reduces the need to navigate multiple platforms, streamlining the renting experience.

The launch comes amid strong Dubai rental market activity, with significant contract value and volume in Q1 2026 (Dh32.2 billion, 118,385 new contracts, 135,607 renewals).

The enhanced Ejari service issues the Ejari certificate immediately after contract approval and uses UAE PASS for digital renewals and cancellations, reducing navigation across platforms.