How do I generate a tenancy contract in Dubai online?

Upload your title deed and Emirates ID at tenancycontract.com. Our AI extracts the property and party details automatically, you review the auto-filled DLD form, add the rental terms (rent, deposit, payment mode), and download the official PDF. The whole process takes under 3 minutes and is free — typing centres charge AED 150–300 for the same document.

Is the contract I generate online valid for Ejari?

Yes. The output is the official DLD Unified Tenancy Contract v1.4 — the exact format RERA requires for Ejari registration. Once signed by both parties, you can register it on Ejari via the Dubai REST app or any RERA-approved typing centre.

What documents do I need to generate a Dubai tenancy contract?

You need the property title deed, both the landlord's and tenant's Emirates ID or passport, and the agreed rental terms (annual rent, contract dates, security deposit, payment schedule).

How much does it cost to generate a tenancy contract online?

It is free at tenancycontract.com. Traditional Dubai typing centres charge AED 150–300 for the same DLD Unified Tenancy Contract.

How long does the online tenancy contract take to generate?

Under 3 minutes. Most of the form is auto-filled by AI from your uploaded documents — you only need to confirm the rental terms and the contract dates.

Can both landlords and tenants generate the contract?

Yes. Either party can generate the contract — landlords, tenants, and real estate agents all use tenancycontract.com. The signed contract is what counts for Ejari, regardless of who initiated it.

How to Generate a Dubai Tenancy Contract Online (Step-by-Step, 2026)

Generating a tenancy contract in Dubai used to mean visiting a typing centre, waiting in a queue, and paying AED 150–300. Today you can generate the same official DLD Unified Tenancy Contract online in under 3 minutes. This guide walks you through exactly how to do it.

What is the DLD Unified Tenancy Contract?

The DLD Unified Tenancy Contract (version 1.4) is the only officially recognised tenancy contract in Dubai. It is issued by the Dubai Land Department (DLD) and mandated by RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Agency). All residential and commercial rental agreements in Dubai must use this format to be valid for Ejari registration.

What You Need Before You Start

Property Title Deed (copy)
Landlord's Emirates ID or passport
Tenant's Emirates ID or passport
Agreed annual rent amount
Contract start and end dates
Security deposit amount
Mode of payment (number of cheques)

Step-by-Step: Generate Your Contract Online

Upload Your Documents

Go to tenancycontract.com and upload your title deed and Emirates IDs. Our AI automatically reads the documents and extracts all the relevant details — property number, owner name, plot number, DEWA premises number — saving you from manual typing.

Review the Auto-Filled Form

Check all the extracted details on screen. The form covers all required DLD fields: party names, property details, contract period, annual rent, security deposit, and mode of payment. Make any corrections needed.

Add Contract Terms

Enter the financial details — annual rent, contract value, security deposit — and select the payment mode (1 cheque, 2 cheques, 4 cheques, etc.). You can also add up to 8 additional special terms.

Download Your PDF

Click Generate Contract. Your official RERA-compliant DLD Unified Tenancy Contract is generated as a PDF immediately. Download it, print it, sign it, and you are ready for Ejari registration.

How Much Does It Cost?

At tenancycontract.com, generating a contract is free. Traditional typing centres in Dubai charge AED 150–300 for the same document. You save the entire fee and avoid the trip.

Before signing, make sure the deposit you write into the contract is within the legal cap — read our guide on security deposit rules in Dubai for the maximum amount, refund timeline, and what your landlord can legally deduct. If you're a landlord, make sure you understand Dubai rent increase rules under RERA before agreeing on a long contract.

Is the Contract Valid for Ejari?

Yes. We use the exact official DLD Unified Tenancy Contract template (v1.4) — the same format required by RERA for Ejari registration. Once signed by both parties, the contract can be registered on Ejari through the Dubai REST app or any RERA typing centre.

For the full step-by-step process, see our complete Ejari registration guide for Dubai, which covers fees, required documents, and how to register online via the Dubai REST app. If you ever need to break the contract before its end date, read our guide on ending a tenancy contract early in Dubai — it covers notice periods, penalty amounts, and your legal options.

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