Apply for Right of Disposition
Apply for Right of Disposition
Service Overview :It is a restrictive condition for the disposition of the housing service fixed in the housing units and land plots ownership documents; as a prerequisite that requires the approval of the ministry (MOHUP) to obtain this permission before disposing of the property.
Ministry Website
Transaction Processing Period
10 working days
Fees
There is no service fee
Application Steps
- Log-in with the Electronic Key (eKey)
- Fill in the Right of Disposition form on the website
- Fix the Electronic signature of the right of disposition
- Attach the required documents
Terms of Service
- Written permission to the right to dispose of the housing unit issued by the husband or wife - as the case may be, and in the case of the death of the husband or wife, the permission of the children to be taken if the need arises.
- Written permission to the right to dispose of the housing unit issued by the parents or one of them - as the case may be - in the case that the beneficiary had undertaken the commitment to housing them for life or in the case their permanent residence addresses are proven to be the same as the housing unit to be disposed of.
- Written permission to the right to dispose of the housing unit issued by the Unemployed bachelor son, as his address is fixed on the same housing unit and he is a permanent resident therein, provided he is not the owner of another habitable property.
- Written permission from the Minors Fund in the case there is a minor for one of the beneficiaries from the fourth category.
- Written permission to the right of disposition issued by the heirs according to the religious ordinance “Fareedha” in the event of the death of the beneficiary of the housing unit after the issuance of the ownership document.
- Written permission to the right to dispose of the housing unit issued by the owners of the shares in the unit.
- Guarantee of the right to housing for life to the owner of the housing unit and his wife in the case of gifting the property, unless the beneficiary proves the existence of another property that enters their ownership and expresses their desire to waive their right to housing.
- Proof of the existence of permanent housing for people with severe physical or intellectual disabilities and minor children or proof of the possibility of providing it.
- Proof that there is no judicial dispute regarding the right of the divorced woman over the same housing unit related to their contribution to the payment of the value of the housing unit or its cost of restoration or furnishing until final dismissal in the subject matter of the lawsuit under a final judgment.
- The absence of a judgment on the applicant regarding the housing right of his divorced wife and children, a sign of restriction, a provisional seizure, an insurance mortgage, or the existence of a legal impediment to dispose of the same housing unit.
- The buyer, his disposer or the person whom the right to transfer the housing unit to must be one of those who are allowed to own property in the residential area where the property is located, in accordance with the laws in force in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
- Any documents or information or additional undertakings requested by the Ministry to ensure the preservation of the right, interest, and social fabric of the family, and the right to benefit from the housing unit.
Required Documents
- Copy of the title deed of the other property
- Copy of the title deed to be disposed of for land plot applications.
- Letter from the bank agreeing to the right of disposition in the case the title deed is in its possession
- A certificate of the absence of a judgment issued against the disposer of the property regarding the provision of housing right to his divorced wife and children
- In the case of divorce: The Provision of evidence that there is no judicial dispute regarding the right of the divorced woman to the same property, which is to be disposed of, that is related to her contribution to the payment of the housing unit, its restoration, or furnishing or construction of the land plot until the merits of the case are decided by a final and conclusive ruling.