Insurance Services in UAE
Health, motor, and unemployment insurance — required for visa processing and UAE compliance.
Why Insurance Is Mandatory in the UAE
Health insurance is legally required for all UAE residents, and motor insurance is mandatory for every registered vehicle. Unemployment insurance (ILOE) is required for all private sector employees under UAE Labour Law. We help individuals and businesses get the right insurance quickly and affordably.
Service Details
Health Insurance
We process health insurance policies required for visa applications and residency renewals — covering basic DHA-compliant plans for employees, dependents, and domestic workers.
Motor Insurance
We arrange third-party and comprehensive motor insurance for all vehicle types — mandatory for vehicle registration and renewal in the UAE.
Vehicle License Process
We coordinate insurance certificate issuance alongside vehicle license renewal to ensure all documents are aligned and submitted together.
Unemployment Insurance
We register employees for the mandatory UAE Unemployment Insurance (ILOE) scheme — required under MoHRE regulations for all private and government sector employees.
Work Process
Coverage Assessment
We identify the right insurance plan based on your visa type, employer, or vehicle.
Quote & Plan Selection
We present the most suitable and cost-effective insurance options.
Policy Issuance
We process the policy and issue the insurance certificate.
Document Delivery
We provide the insurance certificate digitally or in print for your records.
Faq
1.
Is health insurance mandatory for UAE residency?
Answer. Yes. In Dubai, health insurance is mandatory for all residents. Employers are required by law to provide health insurance for their employees and their dependents.
2.
What is the UAE Unemployment Insurance (ILOE)?
Answer. The Involuntary Loss of Employment (ILOE) scheme provides financial support to employees who lose their jobs. It is mandatory for all private and government sector employees in the UAE.
3.
What is the fine for not registering for unemployment insurance?
Answer. Employees who do not register for ILOE by the deadline are subject to an AED 400 penalty.