Your tenancy renewed is not your Ejari renewed.
Renewing your tenancy contract does not renew your Ejari — the Ejari record is a separate step, and it has to be redone each time the lease renews.
You should renew your Ejari with every new tenancy contract — generally within about 14 days of the renewed lease. We handle it for you for a flat AED 299 all-in.
Online via the Dubai REST app it is AED 177.75; we offer assisted filing from AED 299 all-in. Where you can complete it yourself on Dubai REST, we say so — our fee is a service fee.
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Your renewed tenancy contract and the parties’ IDs.
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We update the record with the new term and rent.
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Your renewed Ejari, issued through the official system.
No. Renewing your tenancy contract does not renew your Ejari — the Ejari record must be renewed separately each time the lease renews.
Renew with each new lease, generally within about 14 days of the renewed tenancy contract.
We reflect the new rent on the renewed record, and can check the increase against the official RERA rental index for you.
Yes — Ejari renewal is AED 299 all-in, the same as registration.
ejaries.ae is an independent service, not a government website. The rental-index check is informational, not legal advice. The Ejari certificate is issued through official DLD/RERA systems. Where you can renew it yourself on Dubai REST, we say so.
