What is stamp duty charge in Haryana?

Haryana may only be the 16th largest state in the country, but it contributes substantially to the country's agricultural economy. It is also one of the most industrialized states in the country. The demand for land is quite high in Haryana. When buying or transferring property in Haryana, it is important to understand stamp duty and registration charges, as these costs form a key part of any property investment. Stamp duty is a government-imposed tax that validates property transactions and makes ownership legally binding. The rates depend on several factors, including where the property is located and who owns it. In this guide, we’ll cover all the essential details about stamp duty and registration charges in Haryana for 2025, including their calculation, payment process, and available exemptions.

What are the stamp duty charges in Haryana?

Stamp duty charges across the country vary between 4% and 8% of the total property value. In Haryana, stamp duty charges depend on several different factors, the most important of which are the location of the property and the gender of the owner.

Property location

Male

Female

Joint ownership

Urban area

7%

5%

6%

Rural area

5%

3%

4%


In Haryana, the state government charges different stamp duties from men and women. While men are supposed to pay 7% of the total transaction value as stamp duty, women are charged stamp duty at only 5% in urban areas. In rural areas, men are supposed to pay 5% and women are required to pay 3% of the total transaction value as stamp duty.

Understanding these upfront costs is essential when planning your home purchase in Haryana. If you are considering buying property in the state, a home loan can help you manage the total cost, including stamp duty and registration fees. Check your eligibility for a home loan from Bajaj Finserv to see how much financing you qualify for. You may already be eligible, find out by entering your mobile number and OTP.

Stamp duty for different deeds in Haryana

The table below provides a quick overview of the Haryana stamp duty for procuring land registry documents in city and rural areas.

Document type

Urban area

Rural area

Exchange Deed

8% of property value or market value, whichever is higher

6% of property value or market value, whichever is higher

General Power of Attorney

Rs. 300

Rs. 300

Sale or Conveyance Deed

7%

5%

Property Loan Agreement

Rs. 100

Rs. 100

Special Power of Attorney

Rs. 100

Rs. 100

Partnership Deed

Rs. 22.50

Rs. 22.50

Gift deed 

5%

3%


Registration charges in Haryana in 2025

In 2025, Haryana’s property registration charges remain fixed at 1% of the property’s market or agreement value, whichever is higher. A minimum registration fee of Rs. 1,000 applies to all transactions, regardless of property type or ownership category.

Here are the latest registration charges applicable in Haryana for 2025:

Property value

Registration charge

Up to Rs. 50,000

Rs. 100

Rs. 50,001 to Rs. 5 lakh

Rs. 1,000

Rs 5 lakh to Rs 10 lakh

Rs. 5,000

Rs 10 lakh to Rs 20 lakh

Rs. 10,000

Rs 20 lakh to Rs 25 lakh

Rs. 12,500

Rs 25 lakh

Rs 15,000

Rs 25 lakh to Rs 40 lakh

Rs 20,000

Rs 40 lakh to Rs 50 lakh

Rs 25,000

Rs 50 lakh to Rs 60 lakh

Rs 30,000

Rs 60 lakh to Rs 70 lakh

Rs 35,000

Rs 70 lakh to Rs 80 lakh

Rs 40,000

Rs 80 lakh to Rs 90 lakh

Rs 45,000

Rs 90 lakh and above

Rs 50,000


How to calculate stamp duty in Haryana?

In Haryana, stamp duty is calculated based on the property’s circle rate, which is the minimum value set by the government for property transactions in that area. If the declared transaction value exceeds the circle rate, stamp duty is applied to the higher amount. Conversely, if the declared value is below the circle rate, the circle rate will be used for calculation.

Example of stamp duty calculation:

  • Circle rate: Rs. 6,000 per square metre
  • Property size: 1,500 square metres
  • Total value: Rs. 90,00,000

Stamp duty calculation:

Stamp Duty = 7% of Rs. 90,00,000 = Rs. 6,30,000

Therefore, for a property worth Rs. 90 lakh, the payable stamp duty in Haryana would amount to Rs. 6,30,000. Always ensure the declared value matches or exceeds the official circle rate to avoid penalties or reassessment during registration.

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How to pay stamp duty in Haryana?

Homebuyers in Haryana can pay stamp duty and registration fees either online or offline, depending on their preference.

Online payment method

  • Visit the official e-GRAS Haryana website.
  • Select the Haryana e-Stamping option and fill in the required details, including the names of the first and second parties and the property address.
  • Choose the correct stamp paper type and select the payable amount.
  • Carefully review all details and proceed to make payment online.

Offline payment method

Buyers choosing the offline mode can purchase stamp papers valued above Rs. 10,000 from the treasury office. The payable amount must be deposited into the State Bank of India under the account head ‘0030-Stamp and Registration’. Once payment is made, the stamp paper must be submitted to the sub-registrar’s office along with the property documents.

Both payment methods ensure legal validation of property transactions across Haryana.

What are some of the factors that affect stamp duty charges in Haryana?

Gender of the owner

The gender of the owner plays a key role in determining stamp duty charges in Haryana. Women pay a considerably lower stamp duty fee than men in Haryana.

Age of the property

In Haryana, like everywhere else, older properties attract lower stamp duty charges than newer properties.

Age of the owner

In India, senior citizens are required to pay lower stamp duty charges than young adults and Haryana is no exception.

Type of property

In general, commercial properties attract higher stamp duty than residential properties.

Location of property

Properties located in the centre of the city or other prime locations always attract higher stamp duty than properties located on the outskirts.

Amenities

Properties with more amenities, such as a swimming pool, basketball court, gym, pool house, etc., attract higher stamp duty than properties with basic amenities.

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Exemptions and concessions on stamp duty in Haryana

Knowing the available exemptions and concessions on stamp duty in Haryana can help reduce overall property transaction costs. The Haryana government offers several benefits to encourage property ownership among specific groups and to promote equitable housing.

  • Women buyers: Female property buyers enjoy lower stamp duty rates—5% for urban properties and 3% for rural properties. This measure aims to empower women through property ownership and financial independence.
  • Rural properties: For properties situated in rural areas, the stamp duty is 5% for male buyers and 3% for female buyers. This reduced rate helps lower the financial burden on rural families and promotes fair access to land ownership.

Stamp duty in Haryana is regulated under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899, and applies to various legal documents such as sale deeds, conveyance deeds, exchange deeds, partnership agreements, loan deeds, and gift deeds.

Property registration charges can go up to Rs. 50,000, depending on the property’s total value. Buyers can purchase e-stamps through the e-GRAS platform for convenience or obtain physical stamp papers for offline submission at the sub-registrar’s office.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the current stamp duty rate in Haryana?

Stamp duty rates in Haryana vary depending on location and ownership type. In urban areas, male buyers pay 7% while female buyers pay 5%. In rural regions, the rates are 5% for men and 3% for women. For joint ownership, the duty is 6% in urban areas and 4% in rural locations.

What are the current registration charges in Haryana?

In Haryana, registration charges are fixed at 1% of the property’s market or agreement value, whichever is higher. A minimum fee of Rs. 1,000 applies. Depending on the property’s worth, charges range from Rs. 100 for values up to Rs. 50,000 to Rs. 50,000 for properties worth more than Rs. 90 lakh.

What are the stamp duty charges for a gift deed in Haryana?

Stamp duty on gift deeds in Haryana is 5% of the property’s value in urban areas and 3% in rural areas. If the property is gifted to a blood relative, certain exemptions may apply. Always check the official state guidelines to confirm whether the gift qualifies for a duty waiver.

How to calculate stamp duty and registration charges in Haryana?

Stamp duty in Haryana is calculated by multiplying the property’s market value by the applicable rate—7% for men and 5% for women in urban areas, or 5% and 3% respectively in rural zones. Registration charges are fixed at 1% of the property’s value, with a minimum fee of Rs. 1,000. After calculating these costs, ensure you have adequate financing arranged for your property purchase. Bajaj Finserv offers loans up to %$$HL-max-loan-amount$$% with low EMIs starting at just %$$HL-EMI-per-Lakh$$%, helping you manage all property-related expenses comfortably. Check your eligibility today. You may already be eligible, find out by entering your mobile number and OTP.

Can I pay stamp duty by credit card in Haryana?

Yes. The Haryana government allows buyers to pay stamp duty through multiple payment modes, including credit card, debit card, cheque, NEFT, RTGS, or cash. This flexibility ensures smoother and quicker completion of property registration processes. While paying stamp duty is straightforward, arranging funds for the entire property transaction requires careful planning. If you need financing support, Bajaj Finserv provides loans with approval in just 48 hours* and no foreclosure charges for individual borrowers on floating rate loans. Check your loan offers to understand your financing options. You may already be eligible, find out by entering your mobile number and OTP.

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