Virtual Ejari in Dubai: is it legitimate?

A genuine Ejari registers a real tenancy of real premises. There is no legitimate “virtual” Ejari for a property you don’t actually lease — and we don’t create tenancies that don’t exist. If you need a business address, lease genuine premises (including a licensed flexi-desk or business centre) and register that as a commercial Ejari.

What's legitimate, what isn't

✓ Legitimate

  • Registering a real residential or commercial tenancy
  • A licensed flexi-desk / business-centre, registered properly
  • A genuine premises lease for your trade licence

✗ Not allowed

  • A “virtual” or fake Ejari for premises you don’t lease
  • Creating a tenancy that doesn’t exist
  • Any document that misrepresents the real arrangement

The right route

If you’re a company looking for a registered address, the correct path is a real commercial tenancy — registered as a Commercial Ejari — or the premises arrangement your business centre provides. That’s what supports a trade-licence renewal.

Common questions

A genuine Ejari registers a real tenancy of real premises. There is no legitimate “virtual” Ejari for premises you don’t actually lease. For a business address, use a proper commercial tenancy or a licensed flexi-desk/business-centre arrangement and register that.

No. Ejari requires a genuine tenancy contract and premises; we do not create tenancies that don’t exist.

Lease genuine commercial premises (including a licensed flexi-desk or business-centre package) and register that tenancy as a commercial Ejari.

It evidences the company’s tenancy of its premises and is commonly required for a trade-licence renewal.

ejaries.ae files genuine tenancy records only and does not create or support fake or “virtual” Ejari for premises that aren’t actually leased. ejaries.ae is an independent service, not a government website.