No Objection Certificate (NOC)

The competent authority depends on the purpose of the No Objection Certificate: — Dubai Land Department issues NOCs for property sales, ownership transfers, and developer approvals. — The Roads and Transport Authority issues NOCs for vehicle export, registration changes, and infrastructure works. — The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation handles NOCs related to employment and labour transfer. — Dubai Police may issue NOCs for legal clearances, travel, or background checks. — DEWA and other utility providers issue NOCs for construction and infrastructure-related activities. EGSH, as a government-authorised service centre, submits your NOC application to the appropriate issuing authority, ensuring legal compliance and procedural accuracy.

To apply for a property-related No Objection Certificate, the property owner must submit a request to the Dubai Land Department (DLD) through the official Dubai REST platform or via an authorised service provider. Required documents include a copy of the Title Deed, Emirates ID, passport, and supporting documents from the developer or mortgage provider, if applicable. As an official Real Estate Services Trustee, EGSH handles the full process—verifying your documents, submitting the application through approved DLD channels, and ensuring compliant issuance of the NOC.

A No Objection Certificate from the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) is required to sell, export, or transfer ownership of a registered vehicle in Dubai. The NOC confirms no fines, loans, or legal restrictions on the vehicle. Applicants must submit the request through the RTA’s eNOC platform and provide the vehicle registration card (Mulkiya), Emirates ID, and proof of clearance from the financing entity, if applicable. EGSH assists clients in preparing and submitting vehicle-related NOC requests to the RTA, ensuring compliance with all technical and legal requirements.

A No Objection Certificate (NOC) may be required when changing employers, especially if the current contract is still valid or the visa is employer-sponsored. The NOC must be issued by the existing employer and submitted to the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE). EGSH supports clients with eligibility checks and formal NOC submission for employment transfers.

A No-Objection Certificate (NOC) may be required for a change of status, visa renewal, family sponsorship, or final exit. The NOC confirms that the issuing party (such as an employer or sponsor) has no objection to the applicant’s intended action. EGSH assists in preparing and submitting NOC requests for visa-related purposes in accordance with UAE immigration regulations.

Core documents include a valid passport, UAE residence visa (if applicable), Emirates ID, and a signed request letter stating the purpose of the NOC. Depending on the NOC type, additional documents may be required, such as a title deed, employment contract, vehicle registration card, or sponsor approval.

Processing time depends on the issuing authority and the purpose of the NOC. In most cases, NOCs are issued within 1 to 5 working days after submission.

A non-resident can apply for a No Objection Certificate in the UAE if the specific procedure allows it under current regulations. In property-related cases, non-resident owners may request an NOC through the DLD. For employment, visa, or commercial activity NOCs, applicants must typically have legal residency status or act through a licenced representative.

A No Objection Certificate (NOC) may be required depending on your nationality, religion, and the authority conducting the marriage. Civil marriages for non-Muslims, particularly in Abu Dhabi or through embassies, often require a NOC from the home country or consulate. For Muslim marriages under Sharia law, a NOC is generally not required unless specified by the court. EGSH helps determine whether a NOC is needed in your case and arranges its issuance in line with UAE legal procedures.