To apply for a Nakheel brokerage license in Dubai, the applicant must follow Dubai’s general real estate brokerage licensing process but also adhere to Nakheel’s specific requirements, as Nakheel is a major master developer in Dubai.
Obtain the mandatory Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) certification by passing the approved real estate broker course and exam.
Prepare key documents including passport copies, Emirates ID, valid UAE residency visa, passport photos, and a Certificate of Good Conduct from Dubai Police.
Submit the completed application along with supporting documents to Nakheel or through the Dubai Land Department’s online portals where Nakheel-related brokerage licenses are processed.
Meet Nakheel-specific conditions such as an appointment letter from Nakheel if acting on projects within their portfolio.
Pay the required fees and register with the Dubai Land Department under Nakheel’s brokerage program if applicable.
Fulfill any additional Nakheel compliance or contractual requirements regarding brokerage standards and sales processes.
Nakheel brokers are often required to be affiliated with Nakheel for project sales and must maintain active licensing per Dubai’s real estate laws.
If needed, details for Nakheel broker registration including forms and compliance can often be found on the official Nakheel website or by direct inquiry with their brokerage department.
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