Tenant Guide: Ending Your Rental Contract in Dubai
A Simple and Stress-Free Guide to Ending Your Dubai Rental Contract
If you're not familiar with the regulations, notice requirements, or paperwork involved, terminating a lease in Dubai may seem overwhelming. However, with the right guidance, the process can be simple and stress-free. With the help of this 7Emirates Real Estate guide, tenants can confidently navigate the last steps of their rental agreement.
Here's what you need to know when your lease is about to expire, from making advance plans to managing last-minute payments.
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Step-by-Step Advice to Ensure a Smooth Move-Out Process
Give Timely Notice
Check your lease and send a written notice 90 days before the contract ends. To avoid any disputes, you can use email or send a registered letter to your landlord or property manager.
Prepare for the final inspection
Repair minor damages, touch up paint, and clean the space thoroughly. Make sure that the property matches its condition when you moved in. 7 Emirates can connect you with Trusted Cleaning and Repair Services to make the process seamless.
Clear All Overdue Payments
Pay all utility bills, including DEWA, internet, and gas, and clear any fines or service charges. Settlement of all dues will ensure that your security deposit is returned without deductions.
Full Key Handover & Ejari Cancellation
Complete Ejari cancellation to remove your tenancy record from the Dubai Land Department and keep copies for your record. Afterwards, hand over all keys, access cards, and relevant documents.