Frequently Ask Questions
Any UAE resident or working company can sponsor you for your residential visa either under family sponsorship or employment category.
You can sponsor your family members if you have an employment visa with minimum salary of 4,000 AED or an investor visa.
After submitting all the necessary documents, it usually takes 3-5 working days to process a visa.
Required documents are Passport Copy, Visit visa, Emirates id.
No, a local sponsor is not required. However, some specific sectors like banking, insurance, and oil and gas may still need one.
Yes, you can establish a legitimate business in Dubai without the need for a dedicated commercial office.
You can now register a cheque execution case by visiting Premium Professional Government Services (Al Adheed) and providing the defendant and plaintiff documents. Our team will handle the entire process for you, ensuring your case is filed correctly and efficiently.
Visit Premium Professional Government Services (Al Adheed) to register your claim with these documents and our team will guide you every step of the way.
- Emirates ID (plaintiff & defendant)
- Address (plaintiff & defendant)
- Relevant Contracts or agreements
- Evidence Supporting Your Claim
- Court fees (if applicable)
To complete a Online Power of Attorney, follow these simple steps: Contact us via WhatsApp, send the required documents, then an appointment with the notary will be scheduled. You can receive the transaction within an hour of attestation, and sometimes even less.
You can obtain a Power of Attorney starting from 335 AED.
Yes, our settlement team can hold separate meetings with each party individually, and then present proposals and compromises. After that, we can conduct a joint meeting that brings both parties together, which helps to establish credibility and facilitate implementation.
We are part of a legal services company that includes (Aladheed - notary public). Therefore, through us, the process will be quicker and more cost-effective. We can expedite your pending requests in ways that an advocate may not be able to.
