Alquilar un apartamento en United Arab Emirates

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Elaborado por el equipo de flatapartments.com a partir de las fuentes vinculadas en esta página · Última revisión 2026-10

Depósitos

Abu Dhabi: a security deposit of about 5% of annual rent (10% furnished) is typical, plus the first rent cheque. (fuente, 2026-08)

Contratos de arrendamiento

Dubai tenancy contracts are registered through Ejari (Dubai Land Department); registration costs AED 100 plus a service-partner fee. Abu Dhabi uses its own Tawtheeq system. (fuente, 2026-10)

Derechos del inquilino

In Dubai a landlord can raise rent at renewal only when it is more than 10% below the DLD Rental Index average for similar units (bands up to 20%), and either side must give 90 days' notice of changes before expiry. (fuente, 2026)

Honorarios del agente

Abu Dhabi: agency fees of up to 5% of annual rent plus VAT are common. (fuente, 2026-08)

Advertencias sobre estafas

Dubai Police have arrested fake agents posting non-existent rentals; report suspicious listings via the Dubai Police app or 901 and never pay before verifying the agent and title. (fuente, 2025-06)

Normas de alquiler a corto plazo

• Dubai: Short-stay holiday homes must be registered and approved by the Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) with a holiday home permit before listing; the permit must be displayed in the unit. (fuente, 2026-10)