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Why Foreigners Need Legal Translation in Dubai

  • Writer: Amazon Attestation dip
    Amazon Attestation dip
  • Jun 18
  • 2 min read

Dubai, a global hub for business, real estate, tourism, and investment, welcomes millions of expatriates and visitors from around the world. With this cultural and linguistic diversity comes the increasing need for legal translation services—especially for foreigners navigating legal, governmental, or commercial processes.


Whether you're setting up a business, applying for residency, signing real estate contracts, or dealing with legal disputes, accurate and certified legal translation is essential to ensure your documents are legally valid and clearly understood by UAE authorities.

That’s where Amazon Attestation and Translation Services plays a vital role—providing professional, MOJ-approved translation services across all Emirates.


Legal Requirements in the UAE

Government Regulations

In the UAE, many official processes require documents to be translated into Arabic, the country’s official language. Government departments, courts, notaries, and embassies only accept MOJ-certified Arabic translations of legal documents.


Common Scenarios Requiring Translation

Foreigners in Dubai may need legal translation for:

  • Visa and immigration applications

  • Employment contracts

  • Marriage or divorce certificates

  • Property sale or lease agreements

  • Power of attorney and affidavits

  • Court case documentation

Without proper translation, these documents are often rejected or delayed in processing.


Why Certified Legal Translation Matters

Accuracy and Legality

Legal terms have specific meanings. A mistranslated clause can lead to:

  • Contract breaches

  • Visa rejections

  • Financial penalties

  • Court disputes

MOJ-approved legal translators—like those at Amazon Attestation and Translation Services—ensure documents meet linguistic, legal, and cultural accuracy.


Acceptance by Authorities

Only certified translations are accepted by:

  • UAE courts and legal systems

  • Ministry of Justice and Ministry of Foreign Affairs

  • Immigration and visa departments

  • Dubai Land Department

  • Dubai Economy and free zone authorities


Common Documents Foreigners Must Translate

Personal Documents

  • Passports

  • Birth, marriage, divorce, or death certificates

  • Academic certificates (for visa or job applications)

Commercial Documents

  • Business licenses

  • Memorandum of Association (MOA)

  • Articles of Incorporation

  • Contracts and agreements

Legal Proceedings

  • Court rulings

  • Police clearance certificates

  • Power of attorney

  • Arbitration documents

All must be translated into Arabic and certified to be recognized in Dubai.

Benefits of Using Professional Legal Translators in Dubai

Save Time and Avoid Mistakes

Professionals help you avoid costly translation errors, document rejections, or delays in legal and government processes.


Fast, Reliable, and Recognized

  • Same-day or next-day service

  • MOJ-certified legal translation

  • Free pickup and delivery in selected areas

  • English, Arabic, French, Turkish, Russian, Spanish & more


Legal Translators in Dubai

Foreigners in Dubai require legal translation for a wide range of essential activities—from visas and business setup to property purchases and court cases. With strict UAE regulations around Arabic translations, it’s crucial to work with certified professionals who understand both the language and the law.

Looking for fast, approved, and affordable legal translation in Dubai?Contact Amazon Attestation and Translation Services today and get your documents translated the right way — first time, every time.

 
 
 

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