The 2019 Novel Corona Virus is an infectious disease that is evolving rapidly and has substantially disrupted the way we function in the world. Consequently, it has dictated and introduced a new normal. Gathering from the continuous news and information…
Covid-19: UAE Residence/Visit Visa As a way of combating the prevalent nature of the COVID-19 on businesses and the health and safety of people in the country, the UAE Cabinet has approved new decisions. One of which is the recently…
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Indeed it’s been a tough couple of days for all of us in the UAE, as we grapple with the negative effects of COVID-19 on our respective businesses and livelihoods. As with other corporate organizations, we at eLegal have also been affected by…
Attesting your document in the UAE, here’s all you need to know: Your Complete Guide for Attesting Your Documents in the UAE 1. Notary Attestation Step1: Attestation at the Dubai Courts Notary Public You should Take 2 or more than…
Dubai Residency Visa: All you need to know A Tax-free high standard lifestyle in a strong economic zone is what everyone believes. Investors and professional business entities prefer to set up their business and to have a residence visa. If…
The Ministry of Finance UAE is the government department that issues official documents such as the Tax Residency Dubai Certificate in UAE. This document is for the individual who is residing in the UAE or a company that exists in…
The process of purchasing property in Dubai has become more simplified in recent years, with various forms and procedures issued by the Dubai Land Department (DLD), as well as the introduction of Registration Trustee (RT) offices. While the overall process…
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]A legal translator in Dubai is a translator delegated by the UAE Ministry of Justice to translate and authenticate all official documents in his/ her language pairs. Any translation fixed with the seal of legal translator in Dubai is deemed…
Tourist and Visit Visa holders If you arrived into the UAE with a Tourist or Visit visa, the acceptable grace period is ten (10) days. However, if the Visitor or tourist overstays beyond the grace period, a charge of…
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