Lease Dates Calculator
Quick answer
A Saudi lease renews automatically unless either party notifies the other at least 60 days before it ends; the notice rises to 365 days when the lessor wants the residential unit for personal use or a first-degree relative (model residential leases). A lessor who wants to change the rent files a request on Ejar at least 90 days before the end, except in Riyadh, where increases are frozen. The calculator shows these deadlines and the instalment dates in Hijri and Gregorian.
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Result
- Lease end
- 31 December 2027 · Shaʻban 3, 1449 AH
- Non-renewal notice deadline
- 1 November 2027 · Jumada II 2, 1449 AH
- Rent-adjustment request deadline
- 2 October 2027 · Jumada I 2, 1449 AH
Instalment dates
- Instalment 11 January 2027 · Rajab 23, 1448 AH
- Instalment 21 February 2027 · Shaʻban 24, 1448 AH
- Instalment 31 March 2027 · Ramadan 22, 1448 AH
- Instalment 41 April 2027 · Shawwal 24, 1448 AH
- Instalment 51 May 2027 · Dhuʻl-Qiʻdah 24, 1448 AH
- Instalment 61 June 2027 · Dhuʻl-Hijjah 26, 1448 AH
- Instalment 71 July 2027 · Muharram 26, 1449 AH
- Instalment 81 August 2027 · Safar 28, 1449 AH
- Instalment 91 September 2027 · Rabiʻ I 30, 1449 AH
- Instalment 101 October 2027 · Jumada I 1, 1449 AH
- Instalment 111 November 2027 · Jumada II 2, 1449 AH
- Instalment 121 December 2027 · Rajab 3, 1449 AH
Estimates for guidance only; the governing regulations and official bodies are the final reference.
How it is calculated
- End date = start date + term − 1 day (a one-year lease from 1 January ends on 31 December)
- Non-renewal notice deadline = end − 60 days (or 365 days for personal use in a model residential lease)
- Rent-adjustment request deadline = end − 90 days
- Instalments: from the start date, every month, quarter, half-year or year
Notes
- Hijri dates use the official Umm al-Qura calendar.
- A Hijri year has 354 or 355 days, about 11 days shorter than a Gregorian year, so a lease written in Hijri ends earlier in Gregorian terms than one of the same length written in Gregorian.
- Within Riyadh’s urban area, rent increases are frozen for five years from 25 September 2025.
- The authoritative date is the one registered in your lease on Ejar; check it before sending any notice.
FAQ
When must a non-renewal notice be given?
At least 60 days before the lease ends, otherwise it renews automatically. If the lessor wants the residential unit for personal use or a first-degree relative, the notice is at least 365 days in model residential leases.
When can a landlord request a rent increase?
Through Ejar at least 90 days before the lease ends; the tenant may accept or reject it. Within Riyadh’s urban area, increases are frozen for five years from 25 September 2025.
How different are the Hijri and Gregorian years?
A Hijri year has 354 or 355 days, about 11 days shorter than a Gregorian year, so the lease end date depends on the calendar it is written in.
Official sources
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