Before diving into the registration process, it’s essential to familiarize yourself with the requirements. To register your property with EJARI, you’ll need the following documents:

• Title Deed or Sales Purchase Agreement: This document serves as proof of ownership of the property.
• Valid Emirates ID or Passport: You’ll need to provide identification documents for all property owners involved.
• Tenancy Contract: If you’re registering a rented property, you’ll need a valid tenancy contract.
• Utility Bill: A recent utility bill displaying the property’s address is required.
• Floor Plan: In some cases, you may be asked to provide a floor plan of the property.

Ensure that you have all the necessary documents ready before proceeding with the registration process.

After registering on the EJARI online portal, log in using your credentials. You will then be prompted to create a property profile by providing the necessary information, including:

• Property type (residential or commercial)
• Property details (such as location, area, and number of rooms)
• Owner’s information (name, contact details, and identification documents)
• Tenant’s information (if applicable)

Ensure that you enter accurate information to avoid any discrepancies during the registration process.

To complete the EJARI registration process in Sharjah, you will be required to pay a registration fee. The fee amount may vary depending on the property type and duration of the rental agreement. The payment can be made online through the EJARI portal using a valid credit or debit card. Once the payment is successfully processed, you will receive a payment confirmation.