Ask us a licensing question
Tell us your profession, your qualification and where you want to work, and we will tell you which authority applies and what it will require of you. We reply within one working day. The eligibility consultation is free and there is no payment step anywhere in it.
How do you want to reach us?
Message us directly
Our enquiry form is not connected yet, so rather than show you a form that would lose what you typed, here are the channels that do work. All three reach the same team.
Tell us your profession, your qualification and country of graduation, your years of experience, and where you want to work. That is enough for us to tell you which authority applies to you.
What happens next
- Within one working day
A reply from an adviser
A person reads your message and answers the specific question. You will not get an automated sequence of marketing emails.
- If it is worth a call
A free eligibility consultation
Forty-five minutes, no payment step. We establish which authorities you can register with and what stands in the way. If you are not eligible yet, you hear that here.
- Only if you want to proceed
A written quote
Fixed, in writing, before any work starts. Regulator fees stay separate and are paid by you directly to the authority.
Where are your offices?
- Headquarters
- India. Operations, delivery and candidate support.
- Office
- Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Dubai DET Trade Licence No. [REPLACE_LICENCE].
- Response time
- One working day, Sunday to Thursday.
Full registration details, and how to verify them against the issuing registry, are on our licence and registration.
What should you check before writing?
Some questions have a published answer already, and you will get it faster by reading it than by waiting for us.
- Frequently asked questions, for fees, timelines and which authority applies to which profession.
- What licensing costs, for itemised regulator fees by authority.
- How it works, for the four stages and what we do at each one.
- Checking an offer is real, if you have an offer in hand and something about it worries you. That page is the one to read first, today, before you send anyone money.