How Much Does a Will Cost in Dubai?

What drives the price of a will

The cost of registering a non-Muslim will in Dubai is mainly driven by the complexity of your estate, how many assets, accounts and beneficiaries are involved, rather than a single flat fee. It also depends on whether it's an individual will or a mirror will for a couple, and which registry you use (DIFC or ADJD), as covered in DIFC vs ADJD wills.

Typical market price ranges

• Single-asset will: from around AED 5,000
• Full will covering multiple assets: up to around AED 16,000
• Mirror wills for couples: typically AED 18,000–21,000 combined

These are general market rates for comparison, your exact price depends on your specific assets and situation.

What's included in DocuGulf's service fee

Our all-in service fee starts from AED 5,900, covering preparation, coordination with the licensed partner, and delivery of the finished document. Government registration fees are always shown separately and passed through at cost, our fee is only for the facilitation work.

Ways to keep the cost predictable

The clearest way to avoid surprises is to describe your full situation up front, all your assets, whether you have children, and whether your spouse is doing a will at the same time. That lets us confirm one exact all-in figure, rather than a range. If you're a couple, doing mirror wills together is often more efficient than two separate orders.

Payment options

For larger orders, instalments via Tabby may be available, ask us and we'll check if your order qualifies. Either way, you'll see the service fee and any government fees itemised separately before you commit.

Key takeaways

A note on scope: DocuGulf is a documentation facilitation service. All kinds of work is performed by licensed notaries, translators and approved typing centres. Reach us at info@docugulf.com or +971 58 569 3628.