Rajasthan Stamp Duty Calculator 2026

Rates verified August 2026

Rajasthan stamp duty is 6% for men, 5% for women (plus a 33% surcharge on stamp duty), calculated on DLC rates (District Level Committee rates). Calculate your exact cost for Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota, or Udaipur.

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Rajasthan Stamp Duty Rates 2026

Category	Stamp Duty Rate	Registration Charge	Total Cost
Male	6%	1%	8.98%
Female	5%	1%	7.65%
SC/ST / BPL (female)	4%	1%	6.32%
Joint (Both Female)	5%	1%	7.65%
Joint (Both Male)	6%	1%	8.98%
Joint (Male + Female)	6%	1%	8.98%

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Rajasthan Property Market Overview

Rajasthan, India's largest state by area, has a diverse real estate market spanning its capital Jaipur, the industrial hub Kota, the Pink City's heritage properties, and emerging centers like Udaipur and Jodhpur. Jaipur has seen remarkable real estate growth with the development of areas like Vaishali Nagar, Mansarovar, and the upcoming Jaipur Metro project. The state's tourism-driven economy creates demand for heritage properties, hotels, and vacation homes. Rajasthan has also emerged as a manufacturing and logistics hub, with industrial corridors driving commercial real estate demand. The state's NRI population, particularly in the UK and USA, invests significantly in Rajasthan's property market.

How Stamp Duty is Calculated in Rajasthan

Stamp duty in Rajasthan is calculated on the higher of the DLC rate (District Level Committee rate — what other states call circle rate or guideline value) or the actual sale price. The DLC rate is set by the Collector of each district and revised periodically. You can check current DLC rates on the Epanjiyan portal (epanjiyan.raj.nic.in).

The state offers a 1% concession for women: female buyers pay 5% compared to 6% for men, while SC/ST/BPL women pay 4%. Joint ownership with all female co-owners also gets 5%. Mixed-gender joint ownership is charged at 6%. On top of stamp duty, a 33% surcharge applies (20% labour cess + 13% infrastructure surcharge, raised from 10% in the February 2026 budget). Registration charge is 1% with a ₹100 minimum, plus a fixed ₹300 CSI charge where applicable.

Worked example: For a ₹50 lakh flat in Jaipur, a male buyer pays ₹3 lakh stamp duty (6%) + ₹99,000 surcharge (33% of stamp duty) + ₹50,000 registration (1%) = ₹4.49 lakh total (~8.98%). A female buyer pays ₹2.5 lakh (5%) + ₹82,500 surcharge + ₹50,000 registration = ₹3.83 lakh total, saving ₹66,500.

Property Registration Process in Rajasthan

Property registration in Rajasthan is managed through the Epanjiyan portal (epanjiyan.raj.nic.in) run by the Department of Stamps and Registration. Steps:

Draft the sale deed and submit it online via the Epanjiyan portal.
Pay stamp duty online through e-stamping on the Epanjiyan portal.
Book a Sub-Registrar appointment through the portal.
Both parties attend with original documents and two witnesses for biometric verification.
Sub-Registrar registers the deed; download the registered copy from the portal.

Required Documents for Registration

Sale deed executed on e-stamp paper
Previous title deed and ownership chain documents
Encumbrance certificate for the last 13 years
Jamabandi or Khatauni (record of rights)
Latest tax receipts and dues clearance
Approved site plan or building plan
Aadhaar card, PAN card, and Voter ID of all parties
Passport-size photographs
NOC from the relevant urban local body
Affidavit regarding possession and title

FAQs

Women in Rajasthan pay a concessional stamp duty of 5% compared to 6% for men, with SC/ST/BPL women paying 4%. This 1% concession applies to sole ownership by women and joint ownership where all co-owners are female. Mixed-gender joint ownership is charged at 6%. A 33% surcharge on stamp duty (20% labour cess + 13% infrastructure surcharge) applies to all categories.

Rajasthan has an online portal where the guideline value (circle rate) for any area can be checked. The guideline value is updated periodically by the state government and varies by location, property type, and land use. Buyers should verify the applicable guideline value before finalizing a property transaction.

Beyond stamp duty (4-6%), the 33% surcharge on stamp duty, and the registration fee (1%, minimum ₹100), buyers should budget for lawyer fees for title verification (typically 0.5-1% of the property value), notary charges, and potential society transfer fees for apartments. A fixed ₹300 charge applies for CSI (Certified Standing Instruction) services where applicable.

Under FEMA regulations, NRIs cannot directly purchase agricultural land, plantation property, or farmhouses in India, including Rajasthan. However, NRIs can inherit agricultural land or receive it as a gift. For residential and commercial properties, NRIs have the same rights as Indian citizens in Rajasthan, subject to certain documentation requirements.

After property registration in Rajasthan, the buyer must apply for mutation (Dakhil Kharij) at the local tehsil office. The mutation process typically takes 30 to 45 days. Once completed, the buyer's name is entered in the revenue records, establishing legal ownership. The status can be tracked online through the Apna Khata portal.

A 33% surcharge on stamp duty applies to all categories (20% labour cess + 13% infrastructure surcharge). Totals shown = stamp duty + surcharge + 1% registration (min ₹100).