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Established in 2023, fully operational, and ready for a new owner to step in.

-Monthly business of approx. AED 200K – 300K
-Contracts with all major insurance companies
-Direct billing with insurers and corporate clients
-Trade License & Ejari valid until Sept 2027
-MOHRE & Establishment Card valid
-5 employees, 1 staff visa
-ADCB bank account, no loans or liabilities

Asking Price: AED 5M

Turnkey business with full handover support.

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Established in 2023, fully operational, and ready for a new owner to step in.

-Monthly business of approx. AED 200K – 300K
-Contracts with all major insurance companies
-Direct billing with insurers and corporate clients
-Trade License & Ejari valid until Sept 2027
-MOHRE & Establishment Card valid
-5 employees, 1 staff visa
-ADCB bank account, no loans or liabilities

Asking Price: AED 5M

Turnkey business with full handover support.

📩 DM now for more details. Serious buyers only.

Hi,

My wife is an Indian national, and I am a Pakistani national. We got married in Dubai during COVID. Our original Nikah Nama/marriage certificate was issued through a Jamia/Marriage Registrar in India in Hindi, Urdu, and English. The document was subsequently attested by the local government authorities, MOFA India, the UAE Embassy in India, and MOFA UAE.

Last year, we travelled to Pakistan, where I also registered our marriage in goverment records and update my marital status. We received a Nikah Nama from the registrar as well as a government-issued marriage certificate in both English and Urdu. The Pakistani marriage certificate was also attested by MOFA Pakistan.

We are now planning to apply for (PR), and I understand that IRCC generally requires an official government-issued marriage certificate.

My question is: Can we submit the government-issued Pakistani marriage certificate for our Canada PR application, even though our marriage originally took place and was registered through the Jamia/Marriage Registrar in India? Or should we submit the original Indian marriage/Nikah certificate, even though it was not directly issued by a government authority?

For additional context, my wife’s Indian passport was updated with the Pakistan endorsement and my name was added as her spouse. This was done based on our original marriage date and the Indian marriage certificate/Nikah Nama issued through the Jamia/Marriage Registrar.

I would appreciate any guidance from someone familiar with similar IRCC cases involving an Indian-Pakistani couple and marriage registration in both countries.

Hi,

My wife is an Indian national, and I am a Pakistani national. We got married in Dubai during COVID. Our original Nikah Nama/marriage certificate was issued through a Jamia/Marriage Registrar in India in Hindi, Urdu, and English. The document was subsequently attested by the local government authorities, MOFA India, the UAE Embassy in India, and MOFA UAE.

Last year, we travelled to Pakistan, where I also registered our marriage in goverment records and update my marital status. We received a Nikah Nama from the registrar as well as a government-issued marriage certificate in both English and Urdu. The Pakistani marriage certificate was also attested by MOFA Pakistan.

We are now planning to apply for Canadian (PR), and I understand that IRCC generally requires an official government-issued marriage certificate.

My question is: Can we submit the government-issued Pakistani marriage certificate for our Canada PR application, even though our marriage originally took place and was registered through the Jamia/Marriage Registrar in India? Or should we submit the original Indian marriage/Nikah certificate, even though it was not directly issued by a government authority?

For additional context, my wife’s Indian passport was updated with the Pakistan endorsement and my name was added as her spouse. This was done based on our original marriage date and the Indian marriage certificate/Nikah Nama issued through the Jamia/Marriage Registrar.

I would appreciate any guidance from someone familiar with similar IRCC cases involving an Indian-Pakistani couple and marriage registration in both countries.

After spending the last 7 years working in the IT industry in Dubai, I am excited to take the next step in my professional journey by building my own IT services business in the UAE.

My experience has been focused on IT infrastructure, cloud technologies, and enterprise support, working with the challenges and requirements of modern businesses. I am now exploring the opportunity to move from a traditional 9-to-5 career into full-time entrepreneurship and provide reliable IT solutions to businesses across the UAE.

The vision is to support organizations with:

☁️ Cloud Consulting & Migration 🖥️ IT Infrastructure Design & Implementation 🔐 Cybersecurity Solutions ⚙️ Managed IT Services & Remote Support 🏢 Onsite IT Support for Businesses 📊 IT Consulting and Technology Optimization

As I prepare for this new chapter, I would love to connect with professionals, entrepreneurs, and IT business owners in the UAE who can share their experience and insights.

I would appreciate advice on:

• What are the biggest opportunities and challenges in starting an IT consulting and managed services company in the UAE?

• How can a new IT company effectively understand the local market and acquire its first clients?

• What are the best approaches to building partnerships with technology providers such as Microsoft, HPE, Dell Technologies, Cisco, VMware, and other vendors in the UAE?

• For those already running IT service businesses in the UAE, what lessons have you learned during your journey?

The UAE has a growing technology ecosystem, and I believe there are great opportunities for companies that can deliver trusted, high-quality IT services and long-term value to customers.

I would appreciate hearing from anyone who has started a similar business in the UAE or has experience in the IT services industry. Your insights, recommendations, and connections would be highly valuable.

Looking forward to connecting and learning from this amazing community.

#UAE #Dubai #ITConsulting #CloudComputing #ITInfrastructure #ManagedServices #Cybersecurity #Microsoft #HPE #DellTechnologies #Entrepreneurship #BusinessInUAE #Technology

After spending the last 7 years working in the IT industry in Dubai, I am excited to take the next step in my professional journey by building my own IT services business in the UAE.

My experience has been focused on IT infrastructure, cloud technologies, and enterprise support, working with the challenges and requirements of modern businesses. I am now exploring the opportunity to move from a traditional 9-to-5 career into full-time entrepreneurship and provide reliable IT solutions to businesses across the UAE.

The vision is to support organizations with:

☁️ Cloud Consulting & Migration 🖥️ IT Infrastructure Design & Implementation 🔐 Cybersecurity Solutions ⚙️ Managed IT Services & Remote Support 🏢 Onsite IT Support for Businesses 📊 IT Consulting and Technology Optimization

As I prepare for this new chapter, I would love to connect with professionals, entrepreneurs, and IT business owners in the UAE who can share their experience and insights.

I would appreciate advice on:

• What are the biggest opportunities and challenges in starting an IT consulting and managed services company in the UAE?

• How can a new IT company effectively understand the local market and acquire its first clients?

• What are the best approaches to building partnerships with technology providers such as Microsoft, HPE, Dell Technologies, Cisco, VMware, and other vendors in the UAE?

• For those already running IT service businesses in the UAE, what lessons have you learned during your journey?

The UAE has a growing technology ecosystem, and I believe there are great opportunities for companies that can deliver trusted, high-quality IT services and long-term value to customers.

I would appreciate hearing from anyone who has started a similar business in the UAE or has experience in the IT services industry. Your insights, recommendations, and connections would be highly valuable.

Looking forward to connecting and learning from this amazing community.

#UAE #Dubai #ITConsulting #CloudComputing #ITInfrastructure #ManagedServices #Cybersecurity #Microsoft #HPE #DellTechnologies #Entrepreneurship #BusinessInUAE #Technology

Hi everyone,

Has anyone used a Huawei hybrid inverter with a LUNA2000 battery in Pakistan? Specifically, I’m interested in whether it can power the entire load directly from the PV (solar panels) during the day when there’s a WAPDA power outage.

If you’ve used this setup in Pakistan, I’d really appreciate it if you could share your experience and insights.

Thanks!