Launch Your Real Estate Brokerage in Dubai with Najoom Corporate Services

Step-by-Step Guide to Getting a Real Estate Brokerage License in Dubai

1. Choose the Right Business Structure
   Decide between an LLC, sole proprietorship, or civil company. This choice affects ownership, liability, visa quota, and banking. Najoom ensures your structure matches your brokerage goals.
   
   
2. Reserve a Trade Name & Get Initial Approval
   Register a compliant name with DED Dubai. Najoom handles checks and approvals to speed up the process.
   
   
3. Apply for Residency Visa
   Secure an investor or partner visa. Najoom assists with Emirates ID processing and sponsor-related paperwork.
   
   
4. Complete Mandatory RERA Broker Training
   Enroll in the Dubai Real Estate Institute (DREI) training required by RERA. Najoom manages your registration and provides guidance on training modules.
   
   
5. Pass the RERA Exam & Obtain Broker ID
   The RERA exam is mandatory to get your official broker ID. Najoom offers prep support so you pass on the first attempt.
   
   
6. Submit License Application
   Documents like passport copy, Emirates ID (if resident), tenancy contract (Ejari), and RERA proof must be submitted to DED & DLD. Najoom compiles and files everything on your behalf.
   
   
7. Secure Office & Ejari Tenancy
   A valid Ejari tenancy contract is required for mainland entities. Najoom sources affordable office solutions and manages Ejari registration.
   
   
8. Receive License & Register with DLD
   Once approved, your Real Estate Brokerage License is issued, and Najoom registers your brokerage with the Dubai Land Department.
   
   
9. Post-License Setup
   Najoom helps with bank account opening, payroll setup, VAT registration, PRO services, and employee visas so your brokerage can scale smoothly.
   
   

Permitted Activities Under a Real Estate Brokerage License

• Leasing and managing residential or commercial properties
• Real estate consultancy for investors and end-users
• Buying and selling brokerage for villas, apartments, and luxury property
• Property management & maintenance services
• Investment advisory & real estate portfolio management
• Property registration and developer liaison

Documents Required for Real Estate License in Dubai

• Passport copies of owners and shareholders
• Passport-size photographs
• Emirates ID or residency visa (if applicable)
• DED trade name approval certificate
• Tenancy contract & Ejari registration
• RERA training completion certificate
• Certificate of good conduct (if requested)

Benefits of Starting a Real Estate Brokerage in Dubai

• Earn commissions in Dubai’s residential, commercial, and luxury markets
• Operate with full RERA recognition and legal credibility
• Access to international clients and global investment networks
• Step-by-step licensing with DED, RERA, and Dubai Land Department
• Banking & corporate account assistance through Najoom
• Flexible office solutions with Ejari tenancy registration
• Post-license support including visa processing & renewals

Real Estate Brokerage License Cost in Dubai 2025

The cost of a Dubai Real Estate Brokerage License starts from AED 12,950.

The final price depends on your company structure, office location, Ejari tenancy, and visa quota.

Najoom offers transparent pricing, flexible payment plans, and customized packages for startups and established brokerages.

License Renewal and RERA Re-Certification

Dubai requires annual license renewal and in some cases RERA re-certification. Najoom manages all renewal paperwork, fee submission, and compliance support to ensure uninterrupted operations for your brokerage.

Why Choose Najoom Corporate Services?

• 10+ years of Dubai real estate license setup expertise
• Specialists in RERA, DREI, DED, and DLD procedures
• Direct coordination with banks and regulators
• No hidden charges – fully transparent packages
• One-stop solution from company registration to visa & PRO services