A new registration system for Real Estate Companies in Dubai transactions has been successfully implemented by the Dubai Land Department, enabling real estate owners to complete sales transactions for their properties remotely from anywhere in the world. Without being physically present in Dubai or delegating it to someone else, the new system enables them to complete procedures and transactions. In Dubai, the implementation of the remote system is part of a government-wide smart transition that is gaining traction as public institutions deploy advanced technology to ensure service availability anywhere at any time. The new system facilitates direct contact between the seller and the buyer and by audio-visual communication, the finalization of procedures. Digitally and remotely, the authentication process for authenticating property owners and verifying their consent for the transaction can be carried out. The scheme also allows the transfer of funds into an escrow account that preserves both parties' interests. Money transactions may be transferred within three working days to the seller's account. Through this framework, the Department has completed 550 transactions worth AED600 million successfully. Complete real estate transactions processed by the Dubai Land Department and real estate registry trustee offices working part time over the last two months have reached 3,000. We are pleased to work with Dubai Future Accelerators and Smart Dubai to create a safe remote property registration system that allows sales transactions to be processed from anywhere in the world through the Dubai Land Department. The registration procedures begin by giving the registration trustee details of Real Estate Developers in Dubai transactions and then checking the details of the land, the parties involved and the amount of the transaction. The transaction sum is then transferred to a Dubai Land Department managed guarantee account. The transfer of the property deed from the seller to the buyer is completed following the identification of the buyer and seller via an audio-visual call and authentication of both parties through other methods. The balance of the sale is then transferred to the account of the seller and the estate deed is transferred to the buyer. The department is currently working on the implementation of a registration framework focused on block chain technology and artificial intelligence.