Print Trade Licence in Dubai

The licence holder can request a print trade licence in Dubai from an authorised company representative or a third party acting under a valid Power of Attorney or No Objection Certificate. For corporate licences, only registered signatories or authorised personnel may submit the request.

To print a DET licence in Dubai, the following documents are required: — Emirates ID of the licence holder or authorised representative — Trade licence number or copy — Passport copy (if Emirates ID is not available) — Power of Attorney or No Objection Certificate (for third-party requests) Additional documents may be required for company applications, such as the company stamp or proof of authorisation. EGSH reviews each request for compliance before submission to DET.

A UAE business licence print requests are processed within minutes at EGSH. The exact time may vary depending on the issuing authority (DET or Free Zone) and the completeness of submitted documents. Applications submitted in person can be completed during the same visit.

If the original trade licence is lost, a replacement copy can be requested through EGSH. The applicant must provide valid identification and confirm ownership of the licence or authority to act on behalf of the business. DET or the relevant Free Zone will verify the request before issuing an official duplicate. Third-party applicants must submit a Power of Attorney or NOC.

A DET-issued trade licence must be renewed annually. Renewal can be done through authorised service centres such as EGSH or via DET’s official online platforms. To renew, the licence holder must ensure all documents are valid, including the tenancy contract (Ejari), Emirates ID, and any required external approvals. Late renewals may result in penalties or licence suspension. It’s recommended to start the renewal process at least 30 days before the expiry date.