Business insurance rules in Dubai
Dubai's insurance rules attach to staff, permits and named activities. We found no general licence condition for mainland companies. Free zones have separate authorities. Dubai held 63.9% of within-UAE premium in 2025.
What must an employer in Dubai arrange?
Dubai Law No. 11 of 2013 requires employers to enrol employees in health insurance, bear the cost and keep it valid for the whole service period. It applies across the emirate, including special development zones and free zones such as DIFC.11
Failure to enrol by the deadline is fined AED 500 per month of delay. Charging the cost to the employee is fined AED 10,000 per beneficiary plus a refund.
- Every emirate. If your establishment is subject to the federal Labour Law (Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021), you must provide either a bank guarantee of AED 3,000 for each worker or insurance for each worker, under the mechanisms approved by the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation.
- Every emirate. If you employ staff in the private sector or the federal government, each worker must subscribe to the Unemployment Insurance Scheme by buying a policy that insures them if their service ends in the cases where they are eligible. The duty is on the worker, not on you as the employer, and investors who own and work at the establishment, domestic workers, temporary contract workers, workers under 18 and specified retirees are excluded.
How much insurance is written in Dubai?
| Class of insurance | Premium written, AED million | Policies | Claims paid, AED million |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fire | 3,042 | 111,805 | 2,727 |
| Marine and aviation | 1,066 | 178,451 | 572 |
| Motor and transportation | 6,169 | 2,575,788 | 3,370 |
| Engineering, construction and energy | 1,210 | 29,529 | 599 |
| Other property and liability | 4,230 | 4,750,966 | 894 |
| All property and liability | 15,718 | 7,646,815 | 8,164 |
| Health | 21,668 | 1,312,257 | 15,188 |
| Life and savings | 6,396 | 303,192 | 3,189 |
| All insurance | 43,782 | 9,262,264 | 26,541 |
Premiums are as booked by insurers to the emirate. Claims paid in a year are not matched to the premium of that year.
Which free zones are in Dubai?
- Dubai Design District
- Dubai Airport Free Zone
- Dubai CommerCity
- Dubai Healthcare City
- Dubai International Academic City
- Dubai Internet City
- Dubai International Financial Centre
- Dubai Knowledge Park
- Dubai Media City
- Dubai Multi Commodities Centre
- Dubai Outsource City
- Dubai Production City
- Dubai Studio City
- Dubai Silicon Oasis
- Dubai Science Park
- Dubai Industrial Park
- Dubai Maritime City
- Dubai South Free Zone
- Dubai Textile City
- Dubai Wholesale City
- Dubai Cars and Automotive Zone
- Dubai World Trade Centre Free Zone
- Expo City Dubai Free Zone
- Gold and Diamond Park
- International Free Zone Authority
- International Humanitarian City
- Jebel Ali Free Zone
- Meydan Free Zone
- National Industries Park
All free zones are in the free zones table.
Each rule has its own trigger, and free zones add their own
Every requirement listed above depends on a fact: having staff, applying for a permit or holding a named licence. Federal rules also apply and sit in the mandatory insurance guide.
Sources differ on the unit of the Dubai health fine
Executive Council Resolution 7 of 2016 sets AED 500 per month of delay for failing to enrol, with part of a month rounded up, and does not say per employee.1 One market page, dated 16 July 2026, says AED 500 per month per uninsured employee.2 Charging a beneficiary for cover carries AED 10,000 per beneficiary plus a refund. Fines double on repeat within a year, capped at AED 500,000.
Dubai’s share of premium is highest in the Other class
Fig. 1.Dubai holds 41.9% to 69.0% of within-UAE premium, depending on class
Share of within-UAE gross written premium by class, 2025, %. Derived from Table 24A.
6 categories. Highest: Other, 69%. Lowest: Engineering, construction and energy, 41.9%.
Data and source
Source: Central Bank of the UAE, Annual Statistical Report for the Insurance Sector of the U.A.E. 2025. Accessed 4 Nov 2026.
| Class | Dubai share |
|---|---|
| Other | 69% |
| Motor and transportation | 67.3% |
| Fire | 62.8% |
| Health | 60.5% |
| Marine and aviation | 59.9% |
| Engineering, construction and energy | 41.9% |
| Class | Gross written premium | Share of within-UAE | Paid claims | Policies | Paid over written |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fire | 3,042,335 | 62.8% | 2,727,452 | 111,805 | 89.6% |
| Marine and aviation | 1,065,982 | 59.9% | 571,511 | 178,451 | 53.6% |
| Motor and transportation | 6,168,511 | 67.3% | 3,369,892 | 2,575,788 | 54.6% |
| Engineering, construction and energy | 1,209,978 | 41.9% | 598,750 | 29,529 | 49.5% |
| Other | 4,229,813 | 69.0% | 894,053 | 4,750,966 | 21.1% |
| Total property and liability | 15,717,877 | 63.3% | 8,164,219 | 7,646,815 | 51.9% |
| Health | 21,668,029 | 60.5% | 15,187,891 | 1,312,257 | 70.1% |
| All types of business | 43,781,821 | 63.9% | 26,540,611 | 9,262,264 | 60.6% |
Sources
CBUAE report, Tables 24A, 25, 27A and 28A.3
Property and liability includes a small reinsurance row, and All types adds insurance of persons and fund accumulation. The report allocates premium to an emirate but does not state the allocation rule or where the risk sits.
Licence and economy figures come from different periods
These populations differ. Licences, chamber members and premium do not divide into a premium per business.
| Measure | Figure | Data period | Publisher |
|---|---|---|---|
| Licences issued, mainland and free zones | 58,337 | H1 2026 | Gulf News citing DBLC, 3 September 2026 |
| Licences renewed, mainland and free zones | 173,652 | H1 2026 | Gulf News citing DBLC, 3 September 2026 |
| Gross domestic product | AED 232 billion, up 2.4% | Q1 2026, against Q1 2025 | Digital Dubai, 8 July 2026 |
| Dubai Chamber of Commerce active members | 292,486 | End 2025 | Dubai Chambers |
The GDP series was revised in 2026, so older published figures do not join to it.
DHA permit lists carry two dates
DHA’s site lists 45 insurers with unconditional compliance7 and 142 intermediaries with unconditional compliance.8 The footer shows a last modification of 25 March 2026. The page text still reads as of 16 September 2015 for insurers and 1 January 2016 for intermediaries.
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Dubai Health AuthorityOpen channel on YouTube
Summary. Uploads from the channel that dha.gov.ae links. Older uploads predate current rules.
The rules in full
Rules set in Dubai
| Rule | Where it comes from |
|---|---|
| If you are a healthcare professional or facility licensed by the Dubai Health Authority, medical malpractice insurance (professional liability insurance) must be kept in force throughout practice, and the policy must name the professional, their specialty, the employing facility and the cover. | DHA Manual for Licensing Healthcare Professionals, Version 1.2, Para 5.9, 5.1013 |
| If you are a virtual asset service provider licensed by Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, you must hold professional indemnity insurance, directors' and officers' insurance, and commercial crime or similar insurance for all virtual assets stored in hot wallets, plus any other cover the Authority sets. The Authority may use its discretion at licensing, and you must then cover the risks by other means it specifies. | VARA Company Rulebook, Rule VI.D.1, VI.D.2, VI.D.414 |
| If you are a contractor licensed in Dubai, including its special development zones and free zones such as the Dubai International Financial Centre, and you are appointed for construction of a building, alteration or addition works of 300 square metres or more, demolition of a building, shoring, or other works Dubai Municipality sets, you must submit an insurance policy covering the works and civil liability to third parties to get a construction permit issued after Executive Council Resolution No. 28 of 2022 took effect. For construction, alteration or addition works, the policy must run from the permit date until one year after the competent entity issues the Certificate of Completion, and it replaces security deposits. | Executive Council Resolution No. (28) of 2022 Concerning the Insurance Policy Required for Licensing Construction Works in the Emirate of Dubai, Art 2, 4(a), 4(b), 5(a), 6, 8, 9, 10(a)12 |
| Your vessel must be insured to be licensed in Dubai, and the policy must stay valid for the licence term plus 30 days. No licence is issued or renewed if the policy has any term that limits or excludes the full civil liability of the insured and the insurer for death, bodily injury or material damage the vessel may cause. | Executive Council Resolution No. (11) of 2013 Issuing the Implementing Bylaw of Law No. (11) of 2010 Concerning the Licensing of Vessels in the Emirate of Dubai, Art 20, 21, 2215 |
| If you own, operate or act as maritime agent for a vessel used for commercial maritime work in Dubai waters under a Dubai Maritime Authority permit, such as salvage, diving or excavation, you must provide appropriate third party liability insurance covering damage that may result from using the vessel for that work. | Administrative Resolution No. (1) of 2025 Regulating the Conduct of Commercial Maritime Activities on Vessels in the Emirate of Dubai, Art 5(7)16 |
| If your Dubai tourist establishment organises inbound or outbound tours, you must insure tourists and travellers against all risks and damage that may arise from those tours, under a policy that stays valid for the whole licence term and one month after the licence expires. The same applies to appointed general agents and travel and tourism agents for the tours they run. | Regulation No. (6) of 2006 Concerning the Licensing of Tourist Establishments and Travel Agencies, Art 817 |
| If you run a timeshare establishment in Dubai, each accommodation unit must be insured under a comprehensive policy covering all damage and risks to the unit or the beneficiaries occupying it, unless the unit is in a hotel establishment covered by a comprehensive policy. | Administrative Resolution No. (74) of 2023 Issuing the Implementing Bylaw of Law No. (14) of 2020 Concerning Timeshare Schemes, Art 5(a), 5(b)18 |
| If you are the management entity of jointly owned property in Dubai, including in special development zones and free zones, you must insure the building and insure against liability for damage and bodily injury to occupants or third parties, and the premiums go into the service charges. | Law No. (6) of 2019 Concerning Ownership of Jointly Owned Real Property in the Emirate of Dubai, Art 4119 |
| If you run a driving instruction establishment with a Roads and Transport Authority permit in Dubai, you must hold a policy from an insurance company licensed in the UAE that indemnifies third parties against any damage they may sustain, valid for the whole term of the permit. | Executive Council Resolution No. (38) of 2018 Regulating the Activity of Driving Instruction, as amended by Executive Council Resolution No. (2) of 2026, Art 8, item 1520 |
| If your company or sole proprietorship is contracted by the Roads and Transport Authority to carry out vehicle technical inspection in Dubai, including its special development zones and free zones, you must provide a comprehensive insurance policy from an insurance company licensed in the UAE, in line with the implementing bylaw, valid for the whole period of the permit. | Executive Council Resolution No. (1) of 2026 Regulating the Activity of Technical Inspection of Vehicles, Art 13, item 821 |
| If you run a sports establishment in Dubai, including in special development zones and free zones, you need an insurance policy from an insurance company licensed in the emirate covering any damage from your sports activities or from breaching the sports establishment rules to get a Dubai Sports Council permit, except for sports activities an entity organises for its own employees. The Council may, under its rules, issue a permit before all requirements are met, with a grace period, and the permit is treated as revoked if they are not met in that time. | Executive Council Resolution No. (1) of 2020 Regulating Sports Establishments and Sports Events in the Emirate of Dubai, Art 6(a)(6), 6(b)22 |
| If you apply for a permit to organise a sports event in Dubai, you need a policy from an insurance company licensed in the emirate covering any damage third parties may sustain because of the event, although the Secretary General may exempt you under rules set by the Chairman. | Executive Council Resolution No. (1) of 2020, Art 7(a)(8), 7(b)22 |
| To hold a customs broker licence in Dubai, you must submit a bank guarantee of AED 50,000 in favour of Dubai Customs to cover contingent liabilities it may sustain, and it is refunded only one calendar year after you stop renewing or leave the profession. | Dubai Customs Policy DCP (17) Customs Broker Policy, Art 2(2) |
| If you run a licensed holiday home in Dubai, you must provide an insurance policy from a licensed insurance company, on conditions set by the Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing, so that guests are indemnified for any damage they may sustain, valid for the whole licence term. | Decree No. (41) of 2013 Regulating the Activity of Leasing out Holiday Homes in the Emirate of Dubai, Art 8(3) |
| If you run a licensed holiday home in Dubai, you must submit a comprehensive insurance policy from an insurance company licensed in the emirate covering any damage guests may sustain, valid for the licence term. | Administrative Resolution No. (1) of 2020 Issuing the Implementing Bylaw of Decree No. (41) of 2013, Art 14(2) |
| If you run a licensed holiday home in Dubai and do not keep a valid insurance policy throughout the licence term, the fine is AED 2,000. | Executive Council Resolution No. (49) of 2014 Approving the Fees and Fines Related to the Activity of Leasing out Holiday Homes, Art 6, fines table item 9 |
| If you are an appointed general agent for airlines selling tourism programmes in Dubai, you must provide an insurance policy covering the risks that may arise during those programmes, valid for the licence term and one month after the licence expires. | Regulation No. (6) of 2006 Concerning the Licensing of Tourist Establishments and Travel Agencies, Schedule 2, I(5)(b)17 |
| If you are a travel and tourism agent in Dubai and you organise your own tours or add services, you must provide an insurance policy covering the risks and damage those services or tours may cause, valid for the licence term and one month after it expires. | Regulation No. (6) of 2006 Concerning the Licensing of Tourist Establishments and Travel Agencies, Schedule 2, II(d)17 |
| If you are the owner, contractor or operator of a railway system in Dubai, you must submit a comprehensive insurance policy from an insurance company licensed in the emirate before construction works or operations begin. | Executive Council Resolution No. (53) of 2023 Amending Executive Council Resolution No. (1) of 2017 Regulating Railways in the Emirate of Dubai, Art 7(b) as amended |
| If you apply for initial approval of a private school in Dubai, you must provide the guarantees the Knowledge and Human Development Authority requires to prove solvency and your ability to pay damages arising from any negligence or breach of the private schools resolution. | Executive Council Resolution No. (2) of 2017 Regulating Private Schools in the Emirate of Dubai, Art 5(2) |
Key facts
- Gross written premium in Dubai, 2025363.9% of within-UAE premium, derived from Table 24A.
- AED 43.78 billion
- Property and liability premium in Dubai, 20253Table 24A. Includes personal policies.
- AED 15.72 billion
- Licences issued, H1 20264Mainland and free zones. Gulf News citing DBLC, 3 September 2026.
- 58,337
What the evidence supports
- Employee health insurance11Trigger: has employees in Dubai. Weight: law (Law 11 of 2013, Art 4 and Art 10). Applies across the emirate, including free zones. The employer enrols staff, bears the cost, and produces the policy for residence permits.Last checked 4 Nov 2026
- Contractor policy for a construction permit12Trigger: a contractor applying for a construction permit for the works named in Art 4(b). Weight: regulation (Executive Council Resolution 28 of 2022). The policy covers the works and civil liability to third parties, and reaches special development zones and free zones such as DIFC. English text is a translation.Last checked 4 Nov 2026
- Medical malpractice cover for DHA licensed professionals13Trigger: holds a DHA professional licence. Weight: authority manual (Version 1.2, 8 May 2025).Last checked 4 Nov 2026
- Professional indemnity, D&O and commercial crime cover for virtual asset firms14Trigger: holds a VARA licence. Weight: authority rule (VARA Company Rulebook, Rule VI.D). Commercial crime cover relates to hot wallet assets. VARA may set more.Last checked 4 Nov 2026
- Vessel insurance for a vessel licence15Trigger: issue, renewal or variation of a vessel licence. Weight: regulation (Executive Council Resolution 11 of 2013). Valid for the licence term plus 30 days.Last checked 4 Nov 2026
- Third party liability for commercial maritime operators16Trigger: conducting the activity on a vessel under a DMA permit. Weight: regulation (Administrative Resolution 1 of 2025, Art 5(7)). No limit stated.Last checked 4 Nov 2026
- Tour organisers insure tourists and travellers against tour risks17Trigger: holds the licence and organises tours. Weight: regulation (Regulation 6 of 2006, Art 8). The regulation is 20 years old. Confirm the current text with DET.Last checked 4 Nov 2026
- Timeshare establishments insure each accommodation unit18Trigger: approval of an accommodation unit. Weight: regulation (Administrative Resolution 74 of 2023, Art 5). Not required where the unit is in a hotel establishment under a comprehensive policy.Last checked 4 Nov 2026
- Building and liability cover for jointly owned property19Trigger: acts as the management entity. Weight: law (Law 6 of 2019, Art 41). The duty sits on the management entity, not on unit owners.Last checked 4 Nov 2026
- Third party indemnity policy for driving instruction establishments20Trigger: holds the permit. Weight: regulation (Executive Council Resolution 38 of 2018, as amended in 2026).Last checked 4 Nov 2026
- Comprehensive policy for vehicle technical inspection providers21Trigger: holds the permit. Weight: regulation (Executive Council Resolution 1 of 2026, Art 13).Last checked 4 Nov 2026
- Policy for sports establishments and sports events22Trigger: a sports establishment permit application, or organising a sports event. Weight: regulation (Executive Council Resolution 1 of 2020, Art 6 and Art 7). The definition of Sports Establishment includes Physical Fitness Centres. Ask the Dubai Sports Council whether a given gym is one.Last checked 4 Nov 2026
- DAFZ standard lease insurance terms23Trigger: signs a DAFZ lease. Weight: lease term, not a zone rule. Section 2 asks the tenant for all risks cover, and third party liability in joint names, and Section 6 packages put building all risks and third party liability on the landlord.Last checked 4 Nov 2026
Nothing recorded here yet. That does not settle the question.
- General insurance condition on a DET mainland licence9We found no requirement text. Ask DET whether activity codes carry an insurance condition.Last checked 4 Nov 2026
- General public liability for mainland companiesNo federal or emirate text found.
- Public liability for all Dubai eventsOne market page says DET and Abu Dhabi DCT require certificates for all permits. Primary texts cover sports events, and a held drone rule covers indoor events.
- RERA real estate broker PI of AED 1 millionA market table states it. Ask DLD.
- Engineers' and consultants' PIDubai Law 14 of 2025 has no form of the word insurance in the Arabic text.
- Security firm insurance under SIRADubai Law 12 of 2016 and its implementing bylaw have no insurance term.
- Insurance duty under Dubai Law 7 of 2025 on contractingCommentary says contractors keep appropriate insurance for registration. Ask Dubai Municipality.
- Mall tenant limit of AED 10 millionOne market claim. One mall tenant manual shows contents entries only.
- Drone operator organisationsDCAA regulations ask operators to be insured before operating and before applying for a flight authorisation. The copy sits on a DCAA beta host.
- Dubai South free zoneFree Zone Rules 2025 contain all risks, third party liability, workmen's compensation, medical and Employee Protection Insurance terms. The file is not matched to an official Dubai South host.
- Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone regulationsEmployment Regulations of 2004 contain third party liability and worker's compensation terms. Ask the authority whether the 2004 text is current and applies to each zone.
- Medical malpractice in Dubai Healthcare CityA DHCR policy sets limits for healthcare professionals. The policy text is undated.
Sources
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1Dubai Executive Council, hosted by DHA ISAHD, Executive Council Resolution No. (7) of 2016 Approving Health Insurance Fees and Fines in the Emirate of Dubai. Schedule (2), rows 6 and 8. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Executive Council Resolution No. (7) of 2016 Approving Health Insurance Fees and Fines in the Emirate of Dubai
2MAI HRMS, UAE Mandatory Health Insurance: Employer Guide by Emirate. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: UAE Mandatory Health Insurance: Employer Guide by Emirate
3Central Bank of the UAE, Annual Statistical Report for the Insurance Sector of the U.A.E. 2025, 2025. Tables 24A, 25, 27A, 28A. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Annual Statistical Report for the Insurance Sector of the U.A.E. 2025
4Gulf News, Invest in Dubai: Unified Licence, AI-powered platform and new investor register transform business setup amid licence growth. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Invest in Dubai: Unified Licence, AI-powered platform and new investor register transform business setup amid licence growth
5Digital Dubai, Dubai's GDP reaches AED232 billion in Q1 2026, recording 2.4% growth. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Dubai's GDP reaches AED232 billion in Q1 2026, recording 2.4% growth
6Dubai Chambers, Dubai Chamber of Commerce records highest-ever annual member exports of AED356.5 billion in 2025, up 15.1%. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Dubai Chamber of Commerce records highest-ever annual member exports of AED356.5 billion in 2025, up 15.1%
7Dubai Health Authority, ISAHD, Permitted Insurers. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Permitted Insurers
8Dubai Health Authority, ISAHD, Permitted Intermediaries. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Permitted Intermediaries
9Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism, Dubai Business Licensing Overview. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Dubai Business Licensing Overview
10Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism, Free zones in Dubai. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Free zones in Dubai
11Dubai Government, hosted by DHA ISAHD, Law No. (11) of 2013 Concerning Health Insurance in the Emirate of Dubai. Art 4, Art 10. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Law No. (11) of 2013 Concerning Health Insurance in the Emirate of Dubai
12Supreme Legislation Committee, Dubai Legal Portal, Executive Council Resolution No. (28) of 2022 Concerning the Insurance Policy Required for Licensing Construction Works in the Emirate of Dubai. Art 2, Art 4, Art 6. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Executive Council Resolution No. (28) of 2022 Concerning the Insurance Policy Required for Licensing Construction Works in the Emirate of Dubai
13Dubai Health Authority, Manual for Licensing Healthcare Professionals, Version 1.2. Paras 5.9, 5.10. Effective 8 May 2025. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Manual for Licensing Healthcare Professionals
14Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, VARA Company Rulebook. Rule VI.D. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: VARA Company Rulebook
15Dubai Legal Portal, Executive Council Resolution No. (11) of 2013 Issuing the Implementing Bylaw of Law No. (11) of 2010 Concerning the Licensing of Vessels. Art 20 to 22. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Executive Council Resolution No. (11) of 2013 Issuing the Implementing Bylaw of Law No. (11) of 2010 Concerning the Licensing of Vessels
16Dubai Legal Portal, Administrative Resolution No. (1) of 2025 Regulating the Conduct of Commercial Maritime Activities on Vessels. Art 5(7). Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Administrative Resolution No. (1) of 2025 Regulating the Conduct of Commercial Maritime Activities on Vessels
17Dubai Legal Portal, Regulation No. (6) of 2006 Concerning the Licensing of Tourist Establishments and Travel Agencies. Art 8. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Regulation No. (6) of 2006 Concerning the Licensing of Tourist Establishments and Travel Agencies
18Dubai Legal Portal, Administrative Resolution No. (74) of 2023 Issuing the Implementing Bylaw of Law No. (14) of 2020 Concerning Timeshare Schemes. Art 5. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Administrative Resolution No. (74) of 2023 Issuing the Implementing Bylaw of Law No. (14) of 2020 Concerning Timeshare Schemes
19Dubai Legal Portal, Law No. (6) of 2019 Concerning Ownership of Jointly Owned Real Property in the Emirate of Dubai. Art 41. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Law No. (6) of 2019 Concerning Ownership of Jointly Owned Real Property in the Emirate of Dubai
20Dubai Legal Portal, Executive Council Resolution No. (2) of 2026 amending Resolution No. (38) of 2018 on the Activity of Driving Instruction. Art 8, Schedule item 17. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Executive Council Resolution No. (2) of 2026 amending Resolution No. (38) of 2018 on the Activity of Driving Instruction
21Dubai Legal Portal, Executive Council Resolution No. (1) of 2026 Regulating the Activity of Technical Inspection of Vehicles. Art 13. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Executive Council Resolution No. (1) of 2026 Regulating the Activity of Technical Inspection of Vehicles
22Dubai Legal Portal, Executive Council Resolution No. (1) of 2020 Regulating Sports Establishments and Sports Events in the Emirate of Dubai. Art 6, Art 7. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Executive Council Resolution No. (1) of 2020 Regulating Sports Establishments and Sports Events in the Emirate of Dubai
23DAFZ, Standard Leasing Terms and Conditions 2025. Section 2 cl 5.6, Section 6 cl 6.4. Last checked 4 Nov 2026. Source document: Standard Leasing Terms and Conditions 2025
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