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Home » Dubai: Moving homes? How to transfer your Dewa connection – News
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Dubai: Moving homes? How to transfer your Dewa connection – News

By dailyguardian.aeAugust 18, 20243 Mins Read
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Are you shifting homes in Dubai? There are things you need to do before you make the move.

One among them is your utility connection. You do not need to cancel your Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (Dewa) account from the place you are moving out of and create a new account for the residence you are shifting to.


The process can be done with a few taps or clicks with Dewa’s ‘Move To’ service. Also, you do not need to pay any additional security deposit unless you are shifting from a flat to a villa because the amount varies for flats and villas.

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Here’s a guide on how to use the Move To service:

How to apply

  • You can apply through the Dewa website www.dewa.gov.ae as well as the DEWA Smart App

  • You can also apply through Dewa’s Customer Care Centre on 04-6019999. But you need to note that that this service is available through Interactive Voice Response (IVR) only if there is Ejari available, no outstanding amount on the account, and the Move To is for the same type of premises with no change in security deposit (from villa to villa or from flat to flat).

  • You can also apply through real estate management companies and Dubai Land Department authorised offices once your Ejari is activated

Requirements

  • Contract account number of the premises where you currently reside

  • The date on which you plan to move out of the premises

  • The number of the premises where you are shifting into

  • Valid Ejari number of the premises where you are moving into

Procedure

  • You need to settle any outstanding dues for the existing premises before you apply for the Move To service

  • You might need to pay the security deposit, if required

  • You can then submit the request for the Move To service

  • You will then get a notification number through SMS and/or email through which you can track your request

  • Once that is done, your electricity and water supply will be connected to the premises you are moving into

  • The electricity and water supply from the premises you are moving out of will get disconnected on the date that you have specified

  • You will then get the final bill for the premises you are moving out of

Fees

When deactivating from the premises you are moving out of:

  • Dh100 for disconnecting electricity and water (small meters)

  • Dh300 for disconnecting electricity and water meters (large meters)

When activating for the Move To premises:

  • Dh100 for connecting electricity and water (small meters)

  • Dh300 for connecting electricity and water meters (large meters)

Security deposit

  • You don’t need to pay any additional security deposit unless you are shifting from a flat to a villa. The security deposit amount varies for flats and villas

  • The security deposit for a flat is Dh2,000 and Dh4,000 for a villa and you need to pay the difference, if any

How long will the process take?

  • Moving out will take 24 working hours from the date that you have selected

  • Moving in will take 15 working hours from required security deposit payment/transfer

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