Power of Attorney in Dubai

A Power of Attorney in Dubai is governed by the UAE Civil Transactions Law (Federal Law No. 5 of 1985) and is registered through the Dubai Courts Notary Public. Whether you need a General POA to manage all your affairs, or a Special POA limited to a property sale, banking or court representation, every Power of Attorney used inside Dubai must be in Arabic (or bilingual English-Arabic) and notarised by an authorised notary. We handle the entire process — drafting, certified translation, and your Dubai Courts notary appointment.

Power of Attorney Services in Dubai

We draft and arrange notarisation for every type of Power of Attorney in Dubai:

• General Power of Attorney Dubai — broad authority across legal, financial and administrative matters.
• Special Power of Attorney Dubai — limited to one defined task or transaction.
• Property Power of Attorney — to buy, sell, mortgage or lease real estate, accepted by the Dubai Land Department (DLD).
• Banking Power of Attorney — to operate Dubai bank accounts.
• Court Power of Attorney — for representation at the Dubai Courts.
• Business Power of Attorney — for trade licence, immigration and corporate matters.

How to Get a Power of Attorney in Dubai

The process to get a POA in Dubai is straightforward when prepared correctly: (1) tell us what the POA is for and we draft it in bilingual English-Arabic; (2) you review and approve; (3) the principal attends the Dubai Courts Notary Public — or a private notary — with original Emirates ID and passport; (4) the notarised POA is issued, often the same working day. If you are abroad, we coordinate UAE Embassy and MOFA attestation instead.

Power of Attorney Dubai Cost

The cost of a Power of Attorney in Dubai has three parts: drafting, certified Arabic translation, and the Dubai Courts notary fee. The notary fee is set by Dubai Courts and depends on the POA type — a general POA carries a fixed fee, while a property-related POA may be calculated on value. For an exact, fixed quote covering all three, send us a WhatsApp message describing what you need.

Power of Attorney Attestation in Dubai

If your POA was made outside the UAE, it must be attested before it can be used in Dubai: notarised in the origin country, attested by that country's foreign ministry, attested by the UAE Embassy there, then legalised by MOFA in the UAE, with a certified Arabic translation. We coordinate the full attestation chain — including POAs from the Indian Embassy and Consulate.