Stamp Duty in Haryana: Rates for Men, Women and Registration Fee
Checked against official government sources. General information, not legal or financial advice.
Stamp duty in Haryana depends on who is buying and where the property is. In cities and towns (municipal areas) a man pays 7%, a woman pays 5% and a man and woman buying jointly pay 6% of the property value. Outside municipal limits each rate is 2% lower. These rates have stayed the same since 2008 and include a 2% development fee. On top of stamp duty you pay a registration fee that rises in slabs with the property value.
In this guide
Haryana stamp duty rates
Stamp duty is charged on the higher of the deal price and the collector rate (Haryana’s government minimum value) for that area.
| Buyer | Urban (municipal areas) | Rural (outside municipal limits) |
|---|---|---|
| Man | 7% | 5% |
| Woman | 5% | 3% |
| Joint (man and woman) | 6% | 4% |
Registration charges in Haryana
Haryana charges a slab-based registration fee rather than a flat percentage. It starts at a few hundred rupees for small deeds and rises with the property value, up to a maximum of ₹50,000 for higher-value properties. Check the slab for your deed value on the Haryana e-registration system before your appointment, as the department revises the slabs from time to time.
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Take the higher of the agreed price and the collector rate value of the property, then apply the rate for the buyer category and location. Collector rates are notified district by district; see our Gurugram collector rate guide and Faridabad circle rate guide.
Example: a woman buys a flat in Gurugram for ₹80 lakh, and the collector rate value is ₹72 lakh. Stamp duty is worked out on the higher figure, ₹80 lakh: 5% of ₹80 lakh is ₹4 lakh. If her husband is a joint buyer, the rate is 6%, so ₹4.8 lakh. The registration fee from the slab table is added to this.
Concessions and special cases
- Women buyers pay 2% less than men, which is why many families register in a woman’s name or jointly.
- Since August 2025, residential plots allotted under PMAY, Mukhyamantri Shahri Awas Yojana and Mukhyamantri Gramin Awas Yojana are exempt from stamp duty for plots up to 50 sq yards in urban areas and 100 sq yards in rural areas.
- Gift deeds between close family members have lower duty than a sale; see our gift deed stamp duty guide.
How to pay stamp duty in Haryana
- Work out the duty and buy an e-stamp through e-GRAS Haryana (Haryana e-Stamping) using net banking or other listed modes.
- Book a registration appointment on jamabandi.gov.in (e-Registration).
- Visit the sub-registrar’s office with buyer, seller and two witnesses for photographs, biometrics and signatures.
- Collect the registered deed, then apply for mutation so the land record shows your name.
Documents you need at registration
- Sale deed draft, printed on or attached to the e-stamp certificate
- Identity and address proof of buyer, seller and two witnesses (Aadhaar, PAN)
- Previous title deed and latest land record extract or khata/property tax receipt
- Passport-size photographs of buyer and seller
- Encumbrance or no-dues certificate where the sub-registrar asks for it
- Power of attorney, if someone is signing on another person’s behalf
Before you pay
- Check the seller’s ownership and any loans on the land record through our Jamabandi Haryana guide and the map on Haryana Bhu Naksha.
- For a new project, confirm its registration on Haryana RERA.
- Decide whose name(s) will be on the deed before buying the e-stamp; the rate depends on it.
- Work out the total in advance with the Housepartner stamp duty calculator, and compare other states in our state-wise stamp duty guide.
Stamp duty in Haryana: common questions
What is the stamp duty for women in Haryana?
5% of the property value in urban areas and 3% in rural areas, which is 2% less than for men.
Is stamp duty in Haryana charged on the collector rate?
It is charged on the higher of the deal price and the collector rate value of the property.
What is the stamp duty for joint buyers in Haryana?
6% in urban areas and 4% in rural areas when a man and a woman buy together.
What is the maximum registration fee in Haryana?
The registration fee is slab-based and is capped at ₹50,000 for higher-value properties; check the current slab on the e-registration system.
How do I pay stamp duty online in Haryana?
Buy an e-stamp on e-GRAS Haryana, then book your registration appointment on jamabandi.gov.in.
Rates as published by the Haryana Revenue Department (Stamps and Registration) and checked in November 2026. Stamp duty rules change by notification, so confirm the final amount on jamabandi.gov.in and e-GRAS Haryana or at the sub-registrar’s office before you pay. This guide is general information, not legal advice.
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