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📌 We do not operate a phone line or live chat. All enquiries are handled by email and the contact form above. For time-sensitive legal matters, please contact Dubai Land Department, the Rental Disputes Centre, or ADREC directly.

What We Can Help With

Before sending a message, check whether your question falls into one of the categories below. This helps us respond faster and more accurately.

Calculator Questions

Questions about how our Dubai or Abu Dhabi rent cap calculators work, or feedback on calculator results.

RERA & Dubai Rules

General questions about RERA Smart Rental Index, Decree No. 43, Ejari registration, or Dubai tenancy notices.

ADREC & Abu Dhabi

General questions about ADREC rental index, Abu Dhabi 5% cap rule, or the ADREC dispute process.

Other Emirates

Questions about Sharjah, Ajman, RAK, or other Emirate tenancy rules covered or not yet covered on this site.

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⚠️ What We Cannot Help With: We are not able to provide individual legal advice, review personal tenancy contracts, represent you in a dispute, or contact your landlord on your behalf. For these matters, consult a licensed UAE property lawyer or contact RERA / ADREC / RDC directly.

Frequently Asked Questions — Before You Contact Us

Most common queries are already answered in our guides and calculators. Check these first — you may get an immediate answer without waiting for a reply.

How do I find the official rent cap for my Dubai apartment?
Use the official Dubai REST app (free, iOS & Android) from the Dubai Land Department. Enter your Ejari number and property details to get the legally binding maximum increase for your specific building. Our Dubai Rent Cap Calculator gives an estimate to help you prepare.
My landlord wants to increase my rent by 20%. Is this allowed?
Under Dubai's Decree No. 43 of 2013, a 20% increase is only permitted if your current rent is more than 40% below the market average as shown in the RERA Smart Rental Index. Use the Dubai REST app to verify your building's specific index. If the increase exceeds the legal cap, you can challenge it at the Rental Disputes Centre.
How much notice must my landlord give for a rent increase in Dubai?
In Dubai, landlords must provide a minimum of 90 days' written notice before the lease expiry date for any rent increase to be valid. If less than 90 days' notice was given, you may be entitled to refuse the increase for the current renewal term. Always keep written records of all notices received.
What is the maximum rent increase in Abu Dhabi for 2026?
Under Abu Dhabi law (Article 16 as currently in force), the maximum annual rent increase at renewal is 5%. Use the ADREC portal to verify the current market benchmark for your specific building. Our Abu Dhabi Scenario Planner can help you model different scenarios.
Is RentIncreaseUAE.com affiliated with RERA or the Dubai Land Department?
No. RentIncreaseUAE.com is a fully independent, privately operated informational website. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to RERA, DLD, ADREC, RDC, or any other UAE government authority. All content is for educational purposes only.
How often is the content on this site updated?
We review and update our calculators and guides at least every 6 months, and immediately whenever significant changes occur to UAE tenancy law or the RERA/ADREC index. Key pages display a "Last Updated" date at the top. A new Renters' Rights Act is anticipated in late 2026 — we will update all relevant content upon its enactment.
Can I use content from this site for my own website or article?
Brief quotes with clear attribution and a link back to the source page are permitted for educational or journalistic purposes. Reproduction, republication, or commercial use of our content requires prior written permission. Please use our contact form above for licensing requests. Scraping or bulk copying is strictly prohibited.
I found an error on your site. What should I do?
We take accuracy very seriously. If you spot an error, outdated figure, or missing information, please use the contact form above and select "Content correction or update request" as the enquiry type. Include the page URL and what you believe is incorrect. We review all correction requests within 1 business day.

For Urgent Tenancy Matters — Go Here First

If your matter is urgent — an eviction notice, an illegal rent increase you've already received, or a dispute that has escalated — please do not wait for a reply from us. Contact the relevant official authority directly using the resources below.

Dubai Land Department
dubailand.gov.ae
Rental Disputes Centre (RDC)
rdc.gov.ae
ADREC — Abu Dhabi
adrec.ae
Dubai REST App
iOS & Android — Free
DEWA — Dubai
dewa.gov.ae
Licensed UAE Lawyers
DLD Lawyers Directory

ℹ️ The Rental Disputes Centre (RDC) in Dubai offers a free pre-dispute advisory service before you formally file a case. This is often the fastest route to understanding your legal options in a rent dispute. Visit rdc.gov.ae or go to the Dubai Courts complex to access the service in person.

What We Do Not Do — Important Boundaries

To manage expectations and protect both you and us, here is a clear list of what falls outside the scope of our contact support.

  • We do not provide individual legal advice, legal opinions, or contract reviews via email or contact form.
  • We do not contact landlords, property managers, RERA, or ADREC on your behalf.
  • We do not represent tenants or landlords in disputes or negotiations.
  • We do not guarantee that any information we provide in response to your query is complete, current, or applicable to your specific legal situation.
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