Can you rent in Dubai without Emirates ID?

In order to rent an apartment or a villa in the Emirate of Dubai, you must generally be the holder of a valid residence visa and a valid Emirates ID card. Exceptions can occur when hotel apartments or holiday homes are rented. When renting such premises, aforementioned documents are usually not mandatory.



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Emirates ID is an identity card issued by Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Ports Security-ICP. It is a legal requirement for all UAE citizens and residents to apply for one and carry it with them at all times.

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As a legal resident with a valid Emirates ID, any expat can rent or buy residential properties in Dubai. The city boasts a thriving real estate market with options that cater to tenants and buyers who are looking for luxury, affordability, and everything in between.

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How much is the fine? The Emirates ID card is an essential document for all citizens and expatriates in the country. If a person fails to issue or renew the ID card after 30 days from expiry date, a fine of Dh20 per day will be imposed. The maximum fine the person can receive is Dh1,000.

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Residence visa: If you are applying from outside the UAE, then the cost of a residence visa (valid for 3 years) cost will be: AED 3,330 (Normal) AED 3,900 (Express)

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Here are the steps involved in renting an apartment in Dubai:
  1. Find an apartment. You can search for apartments online through websites like PropertyFinder, Dubizzle, and Bayut, or you can contact a real estate agent.
  2. View the apartment. ...
  3. Make an offer. ...
  4. Sign the lease agreement. ...
  5. Pay the rent and security deposit.


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