You have to submit a copy of the land title deed certificate along with a copy of your Emirates ID or passport if you’re not a UAE resident and pay the issuance fees to the Dubai land department
The land map is a legal document representing the site plan of your registered property. This is used when designing the plot of land to obtain the necessary approvals at the construction stage from the concerned authorities or later to modify the design or layout, etc.
A land map, or site plan, includes important information such as location, land boundaries, dimensions, zoning systems that give an idea of land uses, total area of building, green spaces, parking spaces, and more.
Al Taresh Trustee offers a hassle-free Land Map Issuance process, without the need for visiting the Dubai Land Department office. Our experts can help apply and acquire your land or property map in a timely manner through our three specialized DLD-authorized centers across Dubai.
The validity period of the land map is five years from the date of its issue unless modifications are made to the plot of land during this period.
Land Map Issuance requires one working day If the application is submitted during the working hours of the Dubai Land Department. In other cases, the process will be completed on the following day.
If you are a property owner you might need a land map for your registered property which can be issued by the Dubai Land Department and includes a map of the land, unit, building, common areas, facilities, parking lots and additional stores.
We understand the intricacies involved in the issuance of this document that you may not be familiar with the process or don’t have time to process, we are here to help.
As a Dubai Land Department authorized center, Al Taresh Trustee can help you in the process of issuing a high-resolution land map for your property, with hassle-free and timely delivery. Below are some benefits of apply for a Land or Property Map with Al Taresh:
1. How do I request a land map?
You have to submit a copy of the land title deed certificate along with a copy of your Emirates ID or passport if you’re not a UAE resident and pay the issuance fees to the Dubai land department