Welcome to the POA’s desk.

The first question everyone asks about POAs in Dubai is simple: what does it cost? Here’s the clear answer.

A Power of Attorney lets someone act on your behalf, and the cost has multiple layers. Government notarisation fees (via Dubai Courts or licensed notaries) start from around AED 1,200. Bilingual English-Arabic POAs cost a few hundred dirhams more. These fees are fixed, regardless of provider.

On top of that come drafting, translation (if required), remote notarisation coordination, and delivery. For overseas clients, this is usually packaged together.

At POAS, pricing is fixed and transparent:

• Property Sale / Management POA: AED 2,199
• Corporate POA: AED 2,199
• Bank Account POA: AED 1,999

Each includes bilingual drafting, verification, notarisation, and  ...