Non-Muslim ex-pats with assets (cash, bank accounts, properties) in the UAE should make a will

The first legal alcohol home delivery service has been launched in Dubai.

The United Arab Emirates unveiled its first multi-entry five-year tourist visa in order to boost its tourism industry

Handover for units with post-handover payment plan can only be done with own PDC’s for the remaining installments 

Expats who fulfil minimum salary requirements can sponsor their family to UAE

The early settlement fee for mortgages has been reduced to just 1 percent on the outstanding mortgage amount or AED10,000 – whichever is less.

Securing an alcohol licence is a quick and painless process that won't hit you too hard in the pocket. To obtain it, you must be over the age of 21 and be a non-Muslim.

For non-Muslim residents, there is no need for you to have multiple wills in the UAE as Dubai is now allowing UAE-wide assets, even those abroad, to be registered here in the emirate.

You don't have to be a full-time resident in the UAE to own a company here. In fact, living abroad is no barrier to success in the Emirates.

The Dh15 service connects Al Ghubaiba in Dubai to Aquarium Marine Station in Sharjah and runs from 5am

'Mollak' system targets co-owned properties in the emirate to ensure transparency and fairness

Over the past twelve months, entire home short-term rentals in Dubai have generated an impressive $136.7 million.