Initial Consultation
We review your business situation, current government standing, and the specific transactions or compliance obligations you need handled.
Government liaison services provide businesses with experienced representatives who manage all interactions with UAE federal, emirate-level, and municipal authorities. Procedures are conducted in Arabic, require familiarity with government-specific portals, and are subject to periodic regulatory updates. We serve as an extension of your administrative capacity — handling submissions, tracking applications across multiple authorities, advising on compliance requirements, and keeping you informed at every stage. Available on a monthly retainer or per-transaction basis.
Timeline
Routine interactions: 1–3 working days. Complex multi-authority procedures: 5–20 working days.
Investment
AED 6,000
Government application fees, typing center charges, document translation and attestation costs, courier fees, and notarisation fees are separate.
Document clearing is the preparation, verification, submission, and tracking of official documents required for UAE government transactions. In the UAE's multi-layered administrative environment, a single transaction can require coordination of documents across multiple sources — each with specific formatting, attestation, translation, and validity requirements. Errors are the most common cause of rejection and processing delays. We conduct a systematic pre-submission review of every document against current authority requirements before anything is submitted.
Timeline
Simple transactions: 1–3 working days. Transactions requiring attestation or translation: 5–15 working days. Complex foreign-document chains: up to 20–30 working days.
Investment
AED 5,000
Government application fees, certified translation fees, attestation and authentication fees, typing center charges, and courier costs are separate.
Immigration support goes beyond individual visa applications to manage a company's entire immigration function: establishment card management, visa quota monitoring, work permit processing, employee residency, family sponsorship, renewals, cancellations, and compliance reporting. For businesses with foreign employees, immigration represents a significant ongoing administrative commitment. We provide centralized management across all these areas — proactively tracking expiry dates, preventing overstay fines, and keeping your workforce in valid status at all times.
Timeline
New hire processing: 10–25 working days. Renewals: 3–10 working days. Individual transactions vary by type.
Investment
AED 3,500
Government visa application fees, work permit fees, medical examination fees, Emirates ID fees, health insurance premiums, and establishment card renewal costs are separate.
The establishment card is the prerequisite for all UAE visa processing. Without a valid card, a company cannot sponsor any visa — employee, investor, partner, or family. It must be renewed regularly, updated whenever company information changes, and kept current with the immigration authority. An expired or outdated establishment card blocks your entire workforce. We manage the full lifecycle: initial issuance for new companies, renewals, amendments for signatory or address changes, and reactivation of lapsed cards.
Timeline
New issuance: 3–7 working days. Renewals: 1–5 working days. Amendments: 3–10 working days.
Investment
AED 3,500
ICP issuance or renewal fees, outstanding fine settlement, trade license renewal if expired, typing center charges, and courier fees are separate.
UAE labour administration for mainland companies is regulated by MOHRE under Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021. All employment relationships must be documented through MOHRE-registered contracts, work permits must be processed within required timeframes, and any changes to employment terms must be formally recorded. Violations result in financial penalties, operational restrictions, and can cascade into immigration processing blocks. We handle work permit applications, employment contract registration, labour file amendments, end-of-service calculations, and MOHRE compliance management.
Timeline
Work permit applications: 3–7 working days. Contract registration: 1–3 working days. Labour amendments: 3–10 working days.
Investment
AED 4,000
MOHRE work permit fees, employment contract registration fees, bank guarantee or insurance fees where required, document attestation costs, and MOHRE fine settlement are separate.
Once an application is submitted to a UAE government authority, it enters a processing queue where issues can arise that, if not promptly addressed, cause significant delays or outright cancellation. Authorities may request additional documents, flag discrepancies, or require clarifications — with response windows that are often time-sensitive. We provide dedicated, systematic tracking of all your pending government transactions: regular status checks, immediate response to authority queries, escalation of delays, and weekly reporting so you always know exactly where things stand.
Timeline
Initial setup and baseline assessment: 2–5 working days. Follow-up intervals: daily for urgent matters, every 2–5 working days for standard applications.
Investment
AED 2,500
Government fees for application amendments or supplementary submissions, document preparation costs, translation and attestation for supplementary documents, and courier fees are separate.
How we work
Every engagement follows the same structured path — so you always know exactly what happens next.
We review your business situation, current government standing, and the specific transactions or compliance obligations you need handled.
We identify all relevant authorities, document requirements, compliance deadlines, and the complete scope of work needed.
We collect, verify, and prepare all required documents — correcting issues before submission to avoid rejections or delays.
We build a structured action plan with defined timelines, authority sequencing, and scheduled follow-up points for every pending matter.
We execute all government interactions: submissions, appointments, fee payments, and authority communications on your behalf.
We track every pending application, proactively follow up with authorities, and escalate any delays or issues immediately.
We collect all approved documents, verify accuracy, and organize everything into a clear handover package for your records.
We continue managing renewals, deadlines, and regulatory updates so your business stays compliant without you having to track it.
Real clients, real paperwork — handled end to end so they could focus on what matters.
"I never had to queue at a single government office. They visited MOHRE and GDRFA on my behalf and delivered the stamped documents to my door."
Amir J.
Expat · Sharjah
"I never had to visit a single government office. Their PRO handled MOHRE, ICP, and the DED on our behalf across three separate matters — all resolved within two weeks."
Amir J.
Operations Director · Sharjah
"Our establishment card had lapsed and was blocking four employee visa renewals. They cleared the outstanding fines and reactivated the card in four working days."
Sarah K.
HR Manager · Dubai
"We had six applications pending across three different authorities going nowhere for weeks. They took over the follow-up and had five of them resolved within ten days."
Faisal N.
CEO · Abu Dhabi
Everything you need to know about working with us. Still have questions? and we'll walk you through it.
A PRO (Public Relations Officer) representative visits government departments on your behalf — submitting applications, collecting documents, following up on pending matters, and handling all the physical interactions with UAE authorities so your team doesn't have to.
We work with all relevant UAE authorities including ICP (immigration), MOHRE (labour), DED (economic departments across all emirates), GDRFA (Dubai immigration), RAKEZ, and various free zone authorities, municipal departments, and ministry offices.
Yes. Our PRO services cover all seven emirates of the UAE, though fees and specific procedures vary by emirate and authority.
Yes. For businesses with regular government interaction needs, monthly retainer arrangements provide dedicated PRO support at a structured cost. Ad-hoc per-transaction services are also available.
Most UAE government procedures are conducted in Arabic. Our team is fully Arabic-proficient and handles all government communication in the required language on your behalf.
Talk to our team and we'll walk you through exactly what's needed for your situation — no jargon, no pressure, just clear answers.