The Ministry of Justice has reduced fees for a number of services and expanded exemptions for the first time, aiming to facilitate access to government services, reduce financial burdens, and improve the investment climate. Ibrahim bin Ali Al-Mohannadi, Minister of Justice and Deputy Minister of Cabinet Affairs, issued Decision No. (5) of 2026, which revises fees for real estate registration and documentation services and provides exemptions for a number of transactions, including those benefiting ministries, government institutions, charitable donations, and properties.

Under this decision, a number of fees have been sharply reduced, including the cost of recording a special power of attorney for real estate and fees related to land disposal, inheritance, and property transfer, while a number of real estate registration transactions related to government allocations and family court rulings have been completely waived. Fees for title deeds, subdivision registrations, and certificates were also reduced, and new lower rates were set for mortgages and ownership transfers related to corporate reorganizations.