Dubai Court Will Registration Fee and its Comparison with Other Courts
The Will registration fee payable for the registration of non-Muslim Wills at Dubai Courts Notary Public is as follows:
Single Will: AED 2,167
Mirror Wills: AED 4,334
The above Will registration fee can be compared with registration centers established in other courts in Dubai and Abu Dhabi as follows:
Abu Dhabi Wills Registry for non-Muslims at Abu Dhabi Judicial Department
The government fee payment for the registration of Wills in Abu Dhabi is as follows:
Single Will: AED 950
Mirror Wills: AED 1,900
Related: Types of UAE Wills
DIFC Courts Wills Service Centre
The government fee payable for the registration of DIFC Wills is as follows:
Single Full Will: AED 10,000
Mirror Full Wills: AED 15,000
DIFC Courts Wills Service Centre has other limited Wills products which can also be used by non-Muslims on a case by case basis. The government fee for these products is as follows:
Property Single Will: AED 7,500
Property Mirror Wills: AED 10,000
Business Owners Single Will: AED 5,000
Business Owners Mirror Wills: AED 7,500
Financial Assets Single Will: AED 5,000
Financial Assets Mirror Wills: AED 7,500
Guardianship Single Will: AED 5,000
Guardianship Mirror Wills: AED 7,500
VAT is payable on the government fee for the registration of DIFC Wills.
The above options can be used by anyone either living or having assets in the UAE. Each of the registration centers are established under the applicable laws in the relevant Emirates. These centres offer the registration of Wills for non-Muslims only. The Wills for Muslims cannot be registered with them.
The DIFC Courts Wills Service Centre and Wills Registry for non-Muslims in Abu Dhabi both offer remote registration of Wills through video conferencing. Appropriate legal advice is recommended before registering Wills in UAE with any of the above registration centers.
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Things to Consider
Common Questions
- What is a Will?
- Why do I need a Will in UAE?
- What is a Notary Public Will?
- What is a DIFC Will?
- What is a Legal Inz’s online Will form?
- What is a Single Will?
- What are Mirror Wills?
- Are the bank accounts frozen at death?
- What is a probate?
- Distribution of real estate in the UAE
- What if I already have a Will in my home country?
- Who is the executor?
- Who can be a beneficiary?
- What are the typical assets passed in a Will?
- The case of life insurance
- The case of shares in companies
- Appointing guardians in a Will
- Resolving debts in a Will
- Can I amend my Will?
- Is it possible for me to withdraw my Will in UAE?
- Is there any inheritance tax in the UAE?
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