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Tenancy & Rental
Rent contracts, RERA, Ejari, eviction, deposit disputes.
30DAYS
Minimum notice period for eviction
5%
Maximum annual rent increase allowed
1MONTH
Security deposit tenure (interest-free)
Mandatory
Ejari registration for all Dubai tenancies
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My landlord wants to raise the rent
Understand rent increase rules in Dubai and Sharjah, including legal limits, notice periods, and your rights when a landlord proposes higher payments.
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02
I'm being asked to leave my rental
Learn when landlords can legally evict tenants, what notice periods apply, valid grounds for eviction, and your tenant protections under UAE law.
1 question
03
Can my landlord enter without permission
Find out your privacy rights regarding landlord access to rental properties, when entry is permitted, and required notice procedures across emirates.
1 question
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My landlord wants to raise the rent
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Is my Sharjah landlord allowed to refuse my rent payment?
Sharjah landlords cannot refuse valid rent payments. Document all pay
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Can a Dubai landlord raise rent?
Yes, Dubai landlords can raise rent within RERA limits (0–20%) based on market rates, with 90 days' notice required before contract renewal.
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How much can my Dubai landlord raise the rent?
Dubai landlords can only raise rent if you're below market value, capped at 0–20% on a sliding scale per the RERA index. 90 days' written notice required.