Stamp Duty Calculator — Delhi
Stamp duty and registration on property in Delhi: 6% for men, 4% for women, registration 1% plus ₹100 pasting fee. From the Delhi Revenue Department.
Delhi charges 6% stamp duty for men and 4% for women. Registration is 1% plus a ₹100 pasting fee.
On a ₹2 crore property that is a ₹4,00,000 difference between buying in a man's name and a woman's.
Delhi rates
| Buyer | Stamp duty | Registration | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Male / company | 6% | 1% + ₹100 | 7% |
| Female | 4% | 1% + ₹100 | 5% |
A worked example
A ₹1.5 crore flat in Delhi: in a woman's name, duty is ₹6,00,000 and registration ₹1,50,100 — ₹7,50,100. In a man's name it is ₹9,00,000 + ₹1,50,100 = ₹10,50,100.
Joint ownership
The Revenue Department page lists the male and female rates; it does not state a separate rate for joint male–female ownership, so this calculator does not guess one. Ask the sub-registrar how a joint deed will be stamped.
Circle rates
Duty is charged on the higher of the circle rate and the agreement value. Delhi publishes circle rates by colony category (A to H).
Sources (official, read 19 September 2026): Delhi Revenue Department — registration of property. Rates change by notification; confirm with the sub-registrar before you budget.
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What is the stamp duty for women in Delhi?
4% of the property value, against 6% for male buyers. Registration adds 1% plus a ₹100 pasting fee.
Is stamp duty in Delhi charged on circle rate?
On the higher of the circle rate and the agreement value. Circle rates vary by colony category from A to H.
What is the registration fee in Delhi?
1% of the value plus ₹100 pasting fee.
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