Sharjah SRERD Fee Calculator (UAE)

Calculate all Sharjah property buying costs for 2026: SRERD transfer fee (2%), municipal levy (0.5%), mortgage registration, bank fees, agency commission, and conveyancing.

Property Type
Payment Method
Down payment: $300,000.00 (20%)
Total Buyer Closing Costs
$89,920.00
% of Property Value
5.99%
Fee Breakdown
SRERD Government Fees$39,520.00
SRERD Transfer Fee (2%)
Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department charge
$30,000.00
Municipal Levy (0.5%)
Sharjah Municipality infrastructure levy
$7,500.00
Admin / Title Deed Fee
Title deed issuance and administration
$1,020.00
Registration Center Fee
AED 1,000 minimum charge at SRERD office
$1,000.00
Mortgage Costs$18,900.00
Mortgage Registration Fee (0.25%)
3000 + AED 150 admin
$3,150.00
Bank Arrangement Fee (1%)
Lender processing fee
$12,000.00
VAT on Bank Arrangement Fee (5%)
$600.00
Property Valuation Fee
Required by bank (avg AED 2,500–5,000)
$3,000.00
VAT on Valuation Fee (5%)
$150.00
Real Estate Agency Fees$31,500.00
Agent Commission (2%)
Standard buyer-side broker commission
$30,000.00
VAT on Commission (5%)
$1,500.00
Total Closing Costs
5.99% of property value
$89,920.00

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What Are Sharjah Property Transfer Costs?

Buying property in Sharjah is significantly cheaper than Dubai in terms of transfer costs. The SRERD (Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department) transfer fee is only 2% of the property value — half of Dubai's 4% — making Sharjah one of the most cost-effective emirates for property investment.

Property Types in Sharjah

Ready — Resale (Secondary Market)

A completed property sold by an existing owner. Full admin/title deed fee of AED 1,020 applies. Most common transaction type in Sharjah.

Ready — New (Primary Market)

A completed property purchased directly from a developer. Same SRERD transfer and municipal fees apply. Agency commission may be lower or waived as developers have in-house teams.

Off-Plan

Property purchased before completion. Admin fee is reduced to AED 500. A developer NOC is required for any resale before handover.

Sharjah vs Dubai Fee Comparison

Fee Sharjah (SRERD) Dubai (DLD)
Transfer / Registration Fee2%4%
Municipal Levy0.5%None
Total Gov. Transfer Cost~2.5%~4%
Trustee Office FeeAED 1,000 minAED 4,200–4,410
Title Deed / Admin FeeAED 500–1,020AED 580 + AED 500
Mortgage Registration0.25% + AED 1500.25% + AED 290
Agency Commission2% + 5% VAT2% + 5% VAT

Complete Sharjah Fee Reference

Fee Amount VAT? When
SRERD Transfer Fee2% of priceNoAlways
Municipal Levy0.5% of priceNoAlways
Admin / Title Deed (Ready)AED 1,020NoReady property
Admin Fee (Off-Plan)AED 500NoOff-plan property
Registration Center FeeAED 1,000 minNoAlways
Mortgage Registration0.25% + AED 150NoIf mortgaged
Bank Arrangement Fee~1% of loan5%If mortgaged
Property Valuation FeeAED 2,500–5,0005%If mortgaged
Agency Commission2% of price5%If using broker
Developer NOC Fee~AED 2,000NoOff-plan resale
Conveyancing / Legal FeesAED 3,000–10,000NoOptional

Key Rules for Sharjah Property

  • No VAT on residential property — VAT (5%) applies only to services such as agency commission, bank fees, and valuation.
  • Lower entry cost than Dubai — Total government-level costs are ~2.5% vs Dubai's ~4%, saving AED 15,000+ on a AED 1M property.
  • Foreign ownership rules — Non-GCC nationals can own property in designated freehold areas only. Confirm eligibility before purchase.
  • Mortgage LTV limits — UAE Central Bank mandates minimum 20% down payment for residents (25% for non-residents).
  • Promotional discounts — Sharjah sometimes offers 50% off SRERD fees during the ACRES real estate exhibition. Check with SRERD for current promotions.