Company Power of Attorney in Dubai, UAE

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About Company POAs

A company power of attorney in Dubai and across the UAE is commonly prepared for assigning another individual the responsibility of managing the affairs of the company. The principal of the power of attorney must be one of the company shareholders whereas the attorney/agent need not necessarily be an employee of the company.

Powers Granted Under a Company POA*

  • Managing day-to-day company affairs
  • Purchasing/selling company assets
  • Signing contracts and agreements
  • Represent before government departments
  • Hiring and terminating employees
  • Hiring third-party services
  • Please note that the list of powers is not exhaustive.

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An easy 3-step process to prepare your company power of attorney in Dubai

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Drafting and translation of your POA to Arabic

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Assistance with the in-person/online notarization

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Documents Required*

The below-mentioned documents are required for preparing a company power of attorney in Dubai.

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  • Copies of the principal’s passport
  • Copies of the principal’s residence visa/ Emirates ID (if available)
  • Copies of the attorney’s passport
  • Copies of the attorney’s residence visa/ Emirates ID (if available)
  • Trade license copy
  • Memorandum of Association (MoA)
  • Articles of Association (AoA)
  • Please note that other relevant documents may be required on a case-by-case basis.
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Your questions answered

Here are answers to the most commonly asked questions about Company POA.

A Company POA is a legal document that authorizes an individual such as a manager, employee, or external representative to act on behalf of a company in specific or general business matters.

It must be issued by the company’s authorized signatory listed on the trade license or by a shareholder, depending on the company’s legal structure and the authority outlined in the Memorandum of Association (MOA) or other corporate documents.

A Company POA can authorize tasks such as signing contracts, handling government-related processes, representing the company before courts or authorities, opening bank accounts, or managing day-to-day business operations—depending on the powers explicitly stated.

Yes. In the UAE, a Company POA must be notarized by the Notary Public. If it is issued abroad, it must also be:


  • Notarized locally in the country of origin

  • Legalized by the UAE Embassy there

  • Attested by the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs

  • Translated into Arabic by a certified translator (if not in Arabic)

Yes, but the POA must clearly specify this power. Additionally, most banks may require their own internal POA formats or board resolutions, even if an external POA exists.

Yes. The validity depends on what is specified in the POA document. If no time frame is mentioned, the POA remains valid indefinitely until it is formally revoked.

Yes. The company can revoke it at any time by issuing a notarized revocation notice. All concerned parties, including banks or government departments, must be formally notified.

Yes, but each representative’s name, scope of authority, and limitations must be clearly stated in the POA to avoid legal confusion or misuse.

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