SAUDI ARABIA

Saudi Arabia fastest in the world for e-disposal of property

June 11, 2023
Najiz
Najiz

Okaz/Saudi Gazette

RIYADH
— The Najiz portal under the Ministry of Justice has been instrumental in accelerating online judicial services, including the process of transfer of ownership and disposal of properties, encompassing all aspects of real estate transactions. It is a matter of a few minutes to complete the process of buying and selling real estate through the online service.

The Najiz portal provides more than 140 judicial e-services, covering courts, legal enforcement and notarization. The property transaction service can be completed within five minutes as this could be one of the fastest online services in the world.

The steps for the disposal of properties via online are the following:

1. Log into the Najiz portal through the Nafath App which allows unified central access to all service providers by verifying the user’s identity.

2. Choose ‘all electronic services’

3. Choose the ‘Mortgages and Real Estate’ package

4. Log in to the ‘electronic real estate disposal’ service.

5. Click on the ‘Submit a new application’ icon.

6. The seller (owner) access to the real estate ownership transfer service

7. Select the desired property from the list

8. Add the seller’s bank account

9. The application can be followed up through the real estate list, using the reference number of the application

10. The existing property transfer request is approved by the buyer through entering the real estate, and after 24 hours the money shall be transferred to the seller

11. The amount will be sent to the seller and the new real estate deed will be issued to the buyer.


June 11, 2023
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