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Estimate the cash required to buy in Sharjah, fee by fee, using figures you confirm yourself.
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A sale in Sharjah is registered with the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department. What a non-citizen acquires there is usually a long usufruct rather than freehold ownership, which is a different thing from what is sold in Dubai under the same word, so read the deed before you compare the price.
The calculator below pre-fills nothing. What SRERD charges, and what it is charged on, is Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department’s to publish and ours to link to.
This estimate is incomplete
No figure entered for: Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department fee, Trustee office fee, Agency commission, Developer NOC fee, Other charges, Mortgage registration, Bank arrangement fee and Valuation fee. These are missing from the totals above, not counted as zero.
Planning and information only. Figures are estimates based on what you entered, are not checked by HuntAHouse, and are not professional, legal or financial advice. Fees are not pre-filled and are not verified against any official schedule. Timing varies — not every charge falls due on the transfer date.
The federal government portal on buying property as a non-citizen, with a section per emirate and links to each emirate's own legislation.
Link last checked 2026-10-29
HuntAHouse is not affiliated with Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department and cannot register anything on your behalf.