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How to cancel Ejari?

Ejari cancellation

Ejari is a mandatory element when it comes to rental agreement in Dubai. All the landlords and tenants should register their rental agreements through Ejari to regulate their rental contract online. Ejari plays a prominent role in protecting and preserving the rights of both the landlord and the tenant. In order to cancel a registered Ejari contract, certain documents are to be submitted and certain steps are to be followed as mentioned below

Cancellation of Ejari

Ejari cancellation is a must and should procedure once the tenant plans to leave the property. As per RERA rules and regulations, each property should have only one Ejari contract and if the Ejari contract of the old property is not canceled, the tenant cannot get registered with Ejari again.

In order to cancel Ejari, you need to submit a set of documents and follow a particular process

Documents required

Emirates ID of the applicant

The person who is going to apply for the cancellation should provide and upload the Emirates ID.

Tenant’s passport

Valid passport of the tenant should be submitted and if the tenant is a company or an organization, then Emirates ID and Trade License of the owner or manager should also be provided.

NOC (No Objection Certificate)

NOC is a self-written document by the landlord that usually consists of

DEWA bill

During the cancellation of the Ejari contract, the last or the final DEWA bill that was given to the tenant has to be submitted and the balance should be shown as all the outstanding charges should be cleared before cancellation of Ejari.

Submission of the final DEWA bill is one of the important steps in the cancellation of Ejari as the cancellation request will be terminated without the full payment of DEWA bills.

You can submit the hardcopy of the bill provided by DEWA. (If this is the case, make sure that the document is stamped with the “Final Bill” stamp and “Paid” stamp on the front side.

The soft copy of the bill called “Green Bill” that can be downloaded at the DEWA website.

You can proceed with the cancellation of Ejari even without the final DEWA bill by submitting the DEWA bill of a person living currently in the premises of the property, or any other document provided by DEWA requesting the set up of a new DEWA account that follows the contract termination date.

Emirates ID of the landlord

Emirates ID of the landlord has to be submitted and the name mentioned on the Emirates ID of the landlord should match to that of his passport.

Process of cancellation

Also go through :  What is Ejari? How to get registered with Ejari?

Additional documents that are to be attached

Some additional documents are to be provided in special case scenarios of cancellation as explained below

Title Deeds

Title Deeds are to be provided if the property was sold during the tenancy term and the buyer took over the tenancy contract as proof of change of ownership.

Emirates ID or passport of the new owner


Emirates ID of the new owner of the property should be provided and if the owner is not a resident of the UAE, then a valid passport copy of the new owner should be provided.

Power Of Attorney (POA)


If the tenancy agreement is signed by someone other than the landlord or the property owner who acts as a representative of the landlord, then Power of Attorney should be provided giving rights to the representative to sign the document on behalf of the landlord.
Power of Attorney usually include the following rights to a representative given by the landlord

Emirates ID of the representative


Emirates ID of the representative should also be provided following the laws of RERA. If the Emirates ID of the representative is not available, the UAE Visa or passport can also be provided as a part of the documentation.

Ejari cancellation is as important as the registration because of the fact that the new tenancy contract cannot be registered without the termination of old Ejari contract.

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