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Ejari & tenancy contracts

Register your lease officially in Qatar

Step-by-step

Step 1

Understand the Ejari system in Qatar

Ejari is the official online tenancy registration system in Qatar, managed by the Ministry of Justice (MOJ). However, it's unclear if Ejari is mandatory for all tenancy contracts in Qatar. It's recommended to verify with your landlord or property manager.

Tip: Verify Ejari requirements with your landlord or property manager

Step 2

Gather required documents

You may need to provide the following documents to register your tenancy contract: a copy of your tenancy agreement, a copy of your ID (Qatari ID or residence permit), and a copy of your passport.

Tip: Check with your landlord or property manager for specific document requirements

Step 3

Register your tenancy contract on Ejari

If Ejari is required, you can register your tenancy contract online through the Ejari website or through a registered Ejari service provider. You will need to create an account and follow the registration process.

Tip: Check the Ejari website for the latest registration requirements and procedures

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Common questions

It's unclear if Ejari is mandatory for all tenancy contracts in Qatar. It's recommended to verify with your landlord or property manager.

Typical costs

The cost of registering a tenancy contract on Ejari is QAR 250 for a 12-month contract.

Typical timeline

The registration process typically takes 1-3 working days.

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