Tenancy contract explained
AR+ENA tenancy contract sets the rent, payment schedule, contract dates and the notice needed to leave or renew. Most Gulf cities require it to be registered with the official system.
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What it is
The tenancy contract is between you and the landlord. Registration systems include Ejari (Dubai), Tawtheeq (Abu Dhabi) and Ejar (Saudi Arabia).
Why you might get it
- You are renting a new home.
- Your contract is being renewed or the rent is changing.
- You received a notice to leave.
What to check
- 1Annual rent and the number of cheques or payments.
- 2Start and end dates.
- 3Notice period for leaving or renewing.
- 4Deposit amount and who pays for maintenance.
What to do
- Check that the registered contract matches the paper one.
- Note the last day to give notice.
- Keep receipts for every payment.
Questions
Rules differ by city and are set by local regulations. Check the official rental authority for your area.
General information, not legal advice. Rules differ by country and change over time; always check the official source.