The executive regulations of the Non-Saudi Property Ownership System have revealed new features and controls, in addition to identifying seven violations that incur fines if committed and not rectified. The regulations stipulated that a non-Saudi individual who is not a resident of the Kingdom must obtain a digital identity, open a bank account in the Kingdom in their name, and issue a Saudi phone number in their name linked to the digital identity before owning property or acquiring other in-kind rights. As for a non-Saudi company, before owning property or acquiring other in-kind rights, it must register with the Ministry of Investment and fulfill regulatory requirements, disclose the direct and indirect owners of the company upon registration, have its legal representative hold an identity issued under the Kingdom's regulations, and open a bank account in the Kingdom in its name. The registered non-Saudi company must notify the Ministry of Investment within fifteen days from the date of transfer of ownership of 5% or more of the company, whether in one or multiple transactions.

The regulations also stated that a non-Saudi non-profit entity, before owning property or acquiring other in-kind rights, must register with the National Center for Non-Profit Sector Development and disclose the direct and indirect controllers of the entity upon registration. Its legal representative must hold an identity issued under the Kingdom's regulations. The Real Estate Authority is required to establish an electronic portal for property ownership by non-Saudis and Saudi companies in which non-Saudis hold capital share, or for acquiring or disposing of other in-kind rights, linked to the real estate register. The applicant for ownership, acquisition, or disposal must submit their request through the electronic portal. Non-Saudis must conduct all financial transactions related to property ownership, acquisition, or disposal of in-kind rights through electronic payment channels in accordance with the Payments and Services System of the Saudi Central Bank. The regulations revealed that the spouse and descendants of a non-Saudi (who are also non-Saudis) are considered dependents for purposes of owning property designated for housing. No one among them may individually own a housing property unless the marriage ends or the descendant reaches the age of twenty-five. A Saudi company not listed on the Saudi stock market, in which one or more natural or legal persons without Saudi nationality share capital, may own property or acquire other in-kind rights outside the geographical scope, excluding the cities of Mecca and Medina, for the purposes of conducting business or housing its employees. Inspectors, to be identified and with their working mechanism defined by a decision from the CEO of the Real Estate Authority, whether jointly or individually, will monitor and record violations of the system and regulations. The regulations specified a classification table of violations under the Non-Saudi Property Ownership System and its executive regulations and the prescribed penalties, including a fine of 5% of the value of the in-kind right subject to the violation, not exceeding 10,000,000 ten million riyals.

For selling the in-kind right on the property, in case a non-Saudi intentionally provides false or misleading information leading to ownership of the property or acquisition of any other in-kind rights, a fine of not less than 2% and not more than 3% of the value of the in-kind right, not exceeding 4,000,000 four million riyals, for obstructing inspectors or preventing them from performing their inspection tasks according to regulations and instructions for the third time, and a fine of not less than 2% and not more than 3% of the value of the in-kind right, not exceeding 4,000,000 four million riyals, for not rectifying or correcting the violation within the timeframe specified by the committee for reviewing violations and imposing penalties. A fine of not less than 1% and not more than 2% of the value of the in-kind right, not exceeding 2,000,000 two million riyals, for the failure of the registered non-Saudi company to notify the Ministry of Investment.