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Planning a Nakheel villa extension? Get the approval path, drawings, DEWA/NOC steps and realistic build-cost ranges before you start.
Yes. Nakheel accepts Non-Standard applications for villa extensions on a case-by-case basis. This includes adding rooms, increasing Built-Up Area (BUA), and enclosing balconies. However, you must follow the official DCUP approval process before starting any work.
Adding rooms and increasing BUA (Non-Standard application, case-by-case). Enclosing balconies. Enclosing terraces and double-height voids. Swimming pools in rear/side garden. Pergolas up to 20sqm. Landscaping modifications.
Property subdivision for separate letting. Non-residential uses. Development beyond plot boundary. External staircases. Swimming pools on townhouses or canal homes. Changes to roof height or materials. New windows facing neighbours.
JVT/JVC: Adding extra plot area NOT allowed, but adding rooms, BUA, and enclosing balconies IS allowed. Palm Jumeirah and Jumeirah Islands: Can purchase additional plot area (extended plots). Each community has different fees.
Every villa extension must go through these 3 stages. Skipping any stage risks fines, demolition orders, and Trakhees enforcement action.
Pre-application meeting with DCUP. Site visit to confirm no existing unauthorized works. Submit architectural drawings with area calculations. Pay review fee (AED 2,500-5,000). Valid for 6 months.
Obtain NOCs from DEWA, Lootah Gas, and du. Get neighbour NOC if extension impacts adjacent property. Pay BUA fees per square foot. Submit detailed drawings. NOC valid for 6 months to apply for Trakhees Building Permit.
Obtain Trakhees Building Permit. Complete construction per approved plans. Request Nakheel Compliance Certificate (NCC). Then obtain Trakhees Building Completion Certificate (BCC). Extended areas can only be used after BCC.
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Fees vary by community and were significantly increased after the Dubai Holding merger. Always confirm current rates with Nakheel directly.
| Community | Review Fee | BUA Fee (per sqft) | 30sqm Extension Est. |
|---|---|---|---|
| JVT / JVC | AED 2,500-5,000 | AED 300-500 | AED 97K-162K |
| Al Furjan | AED 2,500-5,000 | AED 300-500 | AED 97K-162K |
| Jumeirah Park | AED 3,000-5,000 | AED 300-500 | AED 97K-162K |
| Jumeirah Islands | AED 3,000-5,000 | AED 300-500 | AED 97K-162K |
| Palm Jumeirah | AED 5,000+ | AED 500-2,000 | AED 162K-645K |
* Fees are estimates based on available data. Confirm current rates with Nakheel: planning.approvals@nakheel.com | 04-375-1009
Extensions must be attached/annexed to the villa, not built as separate standalone structures. The extension must replicate the existing architectural styling, materials and finishes.
Existing critical setbacks must be maintained. Minimum 1 metre from boundary walls for swimming pools. Pergolas must keep 1m setback from property boundaries.
Extensions must match the existing villa design — same materials, colours, window styles, and finishes. Changes must appear as though part of the original design intent.
Extensions must not impact neighbours unreasonably — no blocking views, light, or privacy. If your extension affects adjacent properties, you need a No Objection letter from the neighbour.
Your proposed and existing AC and electrical load must be approved by DEWA before Nakheel issues the NOC. This is especially important for extensions adding new rooms.
Minimum 30% of the plot area (excluding the building) must remain as soft landscaping. Swimming pools count as hard landscaping. Every submission must show before and after percentages.
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Building without Nakheel approval carries serious consequences. Do not start any work until you have both Nakheel NOC and Trakhees Building Permit.
Nakheel charges AED 10,000+ in fines for unauthorized modifications plus the full BUA fees retroactively. Trakhees may impose additional fines, revoke licences, or withdraw utility services.
If unauthorized works are refused retrospectively by the Development Review Board, you must demolish the structure and restore the property to its original condition at your own cost.
When you sell, Nakheel inspects the property. Unauthorized modifications block the sale until resolved. Outstanding compliance matters prevent Nakheel from issuing the transfer NOC.
Unauthorized works void your Defects Liability Period warranty. Private property insurance may also have default clauses for unapproved modifications. Your mortgage provider may also object.
We handle the entire process — architectural drawings, DEWA NOC, Lootah Gas NOC, du NOC, Nakheel submission, Trakhees Building Permit, construction, and final certification. One team, one contract.
Nakheel villa extension in Dubai costs AED 120K+ for basic additions up to AED 300K+ for comprehensive projects including permits and construction. The process takes 8-12 weeks from design to completion, requiring Dubai Municipality approval and Nakheel NOC. First Unicorn Interiors handles full approvals with a 3-year warranty on 800+ projects.
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Nakheel fines apply when a villa in a Nakheel community — Palm Jumeirah, Jumeirah Park, Jumeirah Islands, Al Furjan or the Gardens — is extended or structurally modified without the required Nakheel NOC and Dubai Municipality permit. Penalties can include monetary fines, forfeiture of your community security deposit, a formal stop-work order, and a restoration demand requiring you to return the villa to its approved state at your own cost. Because Nakheel and Dubai Municipality both record the approved building envelope, unpermitted additions also create a mismatch that can block or delay your DLD sale. The good news: nearly all of this is avoidable. Any extension or external change needs the Nakheel NOC first, then the DM building-modification permit, before work starts — and existing unpermitted work can often be regularised retrospectively through the same channels with a compliant set of drawings. First Unicorn Interiors handles Nakheel NOCs, DM permits and, where needed, regularisation of past works. WhatsApp +971 58 565 8002 to check your villa's status.
Fines are typically triggered by works that change the approved envelope without permission: enclosing a terrace, adding a room or first floor, building a shade structure or pergola beyond guidelines, altering boundary walls or facade, or installing a pool without approval. Nakheel community management conducts inspections and responds to neighbour reports, and Dubai Municipality can act on unpermitted structural work. The safest position is simple: obtain the Nakheel NOC and DM permit before you build anything that adds area or changes the exterior.
Often, yes. If the completed work broadly complies with community and Dubai Municipality rules — within plot coverage, structurally sound and matching the facade — a licensed consultant can prepare as-built drawings and submit them for retrospective approval, converting an unpermitted addition into a permitted one. Where the work breaches guidelines (over plot coverage, unsafe, or out of character), the authority may require modification or removal. A proper assessment first tells you which path applies and what it will cost, avoiding a bigger penalty later.
Start with a licensed consultant's architectural and structural drawings sized to your plot-coverage limit. Submit for the Nakheel NOC, which checks the design against community guidelines and takes a refundable security deposit. With the NOC issued, lodge the Dubai Municipality building-modification permit. Only then does construction begin, with DEWA approvals for any relocated services. Following this order keeps you fine-free, protects your deposit, and ensures the finished villa matches the DLD record — the clean position for any future sale.
Limited license Nakheel is a specific approval category issued by Nakheel, the master developer of Dubai's Palm Jumeirah, Jumeirah Islands, and other communities, that permits homeowners to undertake limited renovation or extension works on their properties. If you're planning a villa extension in a Nakheel community, understanding this license is crucial: it governs what structural changes are allowed, the approval process, and the associated costs. In 2026, Nakheel has streamlined its approval workflows, but you still need to coordinate with Dubai Municipality, DEWA, and the Nakheel Owner Association. Typically, a limited license covers non-structural alterations, minor extensions (up to 15% of the built-up area), and interior renovations, but it does not allow for major structural changes like adding a full floor. For a typical villa extension of 500 sq ft, you can expect costs starting from AED 120,000, with a timeline of 3-6 months for approvals and construction. The process involves submitting architectural drawings, structural calculations, and NOCs from DEWA and Nakheel. First Unicorn Interiors can manage the entire process, ensuring compliance and a 3-year warranty on workmanship.
A limited license from Nakheel is designed for minor renovations and small extensions that do not alter the building's structural integrity significantly. It covers works like interior fit-outs, facade changes, and small additions up to a certain limit (often 15% of the built-up area). In contrast, a full building permit is required for major structural changes, new constructions, or large extensions. The full permit process is more rigorous, requiring detailed structural engineering reports and approvals from Dubai Municipality. For a limited license, the approval is faster (typically 2-4 weeks) and cheaper (fees around AED 2,000-5,000), whereas a full permit can take 1-3 months and cost AED 10,000-20,000. If you're planning a villa extension of more than 15% of your current area, you'll likely need a full permit. First Unicorn Interiors can help you determine which license applies to your project and handle the paperwork.
Applying for a limited license from Nakheel involves several steps. First, you must submit a formal application through the Nakheel Owner Association (NOA) portal, including your property title deed, a copy of your Emirates ID, and a detailed description of the proposed works. You'll also need to provide architectural drawings and a structural assessment if the extension involves any load-bearing changes. Nakheel will review the application to ensure it complies with community guidelines and the Dubai Building Code. Once approved, you must obtain an NOC from DEWA for any electrical or plumbing modifications and coordinate with Dubai Municipality for final building permit approval. The entire process typically takes 3-6 weeks, depending on the complexity. Fees include a non-refundable application fee of AED 500 and a license fee of AED 2,000-4,000 based on the scope. First Unicorn Interiors can prepare all necessary documents and liaise with Nakheel on your behalf, ensuring a smooth approval.
For a standard villa extension of 500-800 sq ft in a Nakheel community like Palm Jumeirah or Jumeirah Islands, the total cost ranges from AED 120,000 to AED 250,000, depending on the complexity of design, materials, and finishes. This includes design fees (AED 10,000-20,000), approval fees (AED 5,000-10,000), and construction costs (AED 150-250 per sq ft). The timeline from design to completion is typically 4-6 months: 1 month for design and approvals, and 3-5 months for construction. However, delays can occur if additional NOCs are required from DEWA or if the community has specific restrictions. It's advisable to budget an extra 10-15% for contingencies. First Unicorn Interiors offers transparent pricing and a 3-year warranty, ensuring your project stays on track and within budget.
Nakheel NOC for villa extension is a critical approval required before any structural work on your villa in Nakheel communities like Palm Jumeirah, Jumeirah Islands, and Jumeirah Park. This NOC (No Objection Certificate) is issued by Nakheel, the master developer, and is a prerequisite for obtaining a building permit from Dubai Municipality. The process involves submitting your extension plans, structural drawings, and other documents for review to ensure compliance with community guidelines and Dubai regulations. The NOC typically takes 10-20 working days, but this can vary based on the complexity of your project and the completeness of your submission. During this period, Nakheel will assess factors such as setback requirements, height restrictions, and design aesthetics. It's essential to engage a professional contractor like First Unicorn Interiors, who has experience navigating Nakheel's approval process, to avoid delays. Our team can prepare and submit your NOC application, coordinate with Nakheel, and ensure all documentation is in order. For villa extensions, the total cost, including construction and approvals, typically ranges from AED 350,000 to 950,000, with approval costs and security deposits varying by community. Contact us at +971 58 565 8002 for a detailed consultation.
The Nakheel NOC process typically takes 10-20 working days, but this is just one part of the overall approval timeline. You also need approvals from Dubai Municipality (10-15 days) and possibly DEWA (7-14 days) for utility connections. These processes can run partly in parallel, so the total time from application to permit could be around 4-6 weeks. However, the duration can extend if your application requires revisions or additional documentation. Working with an experienced contractor can help streamline the process by ensuring your submission is complete and compliant from the start. First Unicorn Interiors has a dedicated approvals team that manages all communications with Nakheel and other authorities, reducing the risk of delays.
To apply for a Nakheel NOC, you typically need to provide: a completed NOC application form, a copy of your title deed or sales agreement, a copy of your passport and Emirates ID, your villa's floor plan and site plan, detailed architectural and structural drawings of the proposed extension, a NOC from DEWA (if applicable), and a cheque for the NOC fee (if required). Nakheel may also request a landscape plan if your extension affects outdoor areas. It's crucial to ensure all documents are accurate and professionally prepared. First Unicorn Interiors can assist in preparing these documents, including 3D visualisations and engineering drawings, to meet Nakheel's requirements and expedite the approval process.
The cost of a Nakheel NOC varies by community and the scope of your extension. While specific NOC fees are not publicly listed, you should budget for administrative fees and a refundable security deposit. For example, in DAMAC communities, the NOC admin fee ranges from AED 1,050 to 5,000, and the security deposit from AED 5,000 to 20,000. While Nakheel's fees may differ, it's reasonable to expect a similar range. Additionally, you may need to pay a GFA (Gross Floor Area) fee if your extension significantly increases your villa's built-up area. These costs are separate from the construction costs, which for a villa extension typically range from AED 350,000 to 950,000. Our team can provide a detailed breakdown of all expected costs during your initial consultation.
Nakheel access pass for villa extensions in Dubai is a critical document that homeowners and contractors must secure before starting any structural work in Nakheel communities. This pass, issued by the master developer, grants permission to enter the community for construction purposes and ensures that all activities comply with Nakheel's regulations. Without it, you risk fines, work stoppage, and even legal action. The process typically takes 10-20 working days, depending on the community and the complexity of your project. For villa extensions, you'll also need approval from Dubai Municipality, which can take 10-15 days for building or fit-out plan approval. Additionally, DEWA connection or modification approvals require 7-14 days. Remember, these timelines often run in parallel, so the total approval period can be shorter than the sum of individual steps. In Nakheel communities like Palm Jumeirah, Trakhees is the regulatory authority, adding 15-25 days to the approval process. Always factor in these timelines when planning your villa extension, as they can impact your overall project schedule and budget.
To obtain a Nakheel access pass for a villa extension, you must first submit your extension plans to Nakheel for NOC approval. This involves providing detailed architectural and structural drawings, along with proof of ownership and a valid Emirates ID. Nakheel will review your application to ensure compliance with community guidelines and Dubai Municipality regulations. Once approved, you'll receive an NOC, which is a prerequisite for the access pass. The NOC process typically takes 10-20 working days. After receiving the NOC, you can apply for the access pass through Nakheel's community management portal. The pass is usually issued within a few days, but it's advisable to apply early to avoid delays. Remember, the access pass is specific to your project and must be displayed at the worksite at all times.
The costs for a Nakheel access pass vary depending on the community and the scope of your extension. While the access pass itself may have a nominal fee, the larger costs come from the NOC and security deposits. For example, in DAMAC communities, the NOC admin fee ranges from AED 1,050 to AED 5,000, and a security deposit of AED 5,000 to AED 20,000 is required. Nakheel communities may have similar structures, but exact figures are provided after a site survey. It's important to budget for these costs, as they are non-refundable if your application is rejected. Additionally, you may need to pay for Dubai Municipality permits, which are separate from the Nakheel NOC. Always confirm the latest fee schedule with Nakheel before proceeding.
Starting a villa extension without a Nakheel access pass is a serious violation of community rules and Dubai Municipality regulations. Consequences include fines, work stoppage orders, and potential legal action from Nakheel. In some cases, you may be required to demolish unauthorized structures at your own expense. Moreover, your contractor's equipment and materials may be impounded, and your access to the community could be restricted. To avoid these risks, always secure the necessary approvals before commencing any work. The approval process may seem lengthy, but it ensures that your extension is safe, compliant, and adds value to your property. Remember, the cost of non-compliance far outweighs the time and effort required to obtain the proper permits.
nakheel move in permit is the occupancy clearance Nakheel community management issues only after a villa extension has been designed, approved, built and inspected. Without it, added rooms in Palm Jumeirah, Jumeirah Village Circle, Jumeirah Park, Jumeirah Islands, Al Furjan and other Nakheel communities cannot be legally occupied. It is the last step, not a substitute for Dubai Municipality, Trakhees, Civil Defence or DEWA. Start with the master-developer NOC from Nakheel (10-20 working days; Emaar / Nakheel / Damac NOCs vary by community). Then submit building or fit-out plans to Dubai Municipality (10-15 working days) or, on Palm Jumeirah, Palm Jebel Ali and other Trakhees jurisdictions, to Trakhees (15-25 working days). Civil Defence reviews fire and life safety in 5-10 working days. DEWA handles connection or modification in 7-14 working days if the extension changes electrical, cooling or water loads. Several of these run partly in parallel — do not sum them. A villa extension is structural work with high approval risk: it needs a full NOC plus a Dubai Municipality permit, typically 12-20 weeks on site, at an indicative AED 350,000-950,000. Community tier, finish level and bedroom count change that range; they are not new headline prices. Dubai Land Department title and RERA community rules still bind the plot. First Unicorn Interiors prepares architectural design, engineering drawings, 3D visualisation, municipality approvals, building permits and NOC processing, then the completion pack Nakheel inspects before the move-in permit. Work carries a 3-year warranty. Indicative ranges only. Final cost depends on finish level, materials sourcing, structural complexity and developer approval cycle. Confirmed only after on-site survey. Figures as of 17 August 2026. WhatsApp +971 58 565 8002.
Nakheel will not issue a move-in permit until the villa extension matches the drawings it NOC'd and the authority that issued the building permit has signed completion. Owners should expect to present the Nakheel master-developer NOC, Dubai Municipality building or fit-out plan approval (or the Trakhees equivalent on Palm Jumeirah), Civil Defence fire and life safety clearance, and a DEWA connection or modification letter if loads changed. Dubai Land Department title must still show the owner; RERA community rules and Nakheel design guidelines remain in force on setbacks, height, GFA and elevations. As-built architectural and structural drawings, the contractor's completion statement and evidence that the site is clear of violations typically complete the pack. First Unicorn Interiors Design & Approvals assembles that file so community inspection is against one coherent set of drawings, not a mismatch between the NOC, the municipality permit and what was built. A villa extension remains high approval-risk structural work: full NOC plus Dubai Municipality permit, 12-20 weeks on site, indicative AED 350,000-950,000. Premium and luxury finishes, larger bedroom counts and stricter Nakheel communities stretch cost and scrutiny; essential finishes and smaller villas ease both. Indicative ranges only. Confirmed only after on-site survey.
Treat the Nakheel move-in permit as the occupancy gate after approvals and construction, not a clock you add up. The Nakheel master-developer NOC is 10-20 working days and varies by community. Dubai Municipality building or fit-out plan approval is 10-15 working days. On Palm Jumeirah, Jebel Ali and other Trakhees jurisdictions, Trakhees is 15-25 working days for that authority's review. Civil Defence fire and life safety is 5-10 working days. DEWA connection or modification is 7-14 working days. Several run partly in parallel — do not sum them. After drawings are stamped, a villa extension itself is typically 12-20 weeks on site because it is structural: foundations, frames, roofs, wet areas and services all require inspection before Nakheel community management will schedule the move-in visit. High approval risk is the honest label: a refused NOC, a GFA breach or an elevation that fails Nakheel's aesthetic code restarts the cycle. First Unicorn Interiors sequences NOC, municipality or Trakhees, Civil Defence and DEWA so the completion pack is ready when the 12-20 week build lands. Indicative construction cost remains AED 350,000-950,000 as of 17 August 2026. Final cost depends on finish level, materials sourcing, structural complexity and developer approval cycle.
No. Occupying added rooms before Nakheel issues the move-in permit is a community and authority breach, even if Dubai Municipality or Trakhees has stamped the plans and DEWA has energised the extension. Nakheel community management can withhold the permit, flag the plot and delay handover of the completed wing until the as-built matches the NOC. Dubai Land Department title and RERA occupancy rules still apply: an unpermitted extension can complicate sale, mortgage and tenancy registration. Palm Jumeirah and other Trakhees villas follow Trakhees completion (15-25 working days for that authority's review) before Nakheel inspects; mainland Nakheel communities follow Dubai Municipality building or fit-out plan approval (10-15 working days) plus Civil Defence (5-10 working days) and DEWA (7-14 working days) where relevant. First Unicorn Interiors does not hand over a villa extension for occupation until the Nakheel move-in permit is in the owner's file. The build remains a 12-20 week structural programme at indicative AED 350,000-950,000. Indicative ranges only. Final cost depends on finish level, materials sourcing, structural complexity and developer approval cycle. Confirmed only after on-site survey.
Nakheel permit work for a villa extension in Dubai is a two-stage sequence: Nakheel issues a master-developer no-objection certificate, then the plot's building authority stamps the structural package. In Jumeirah Park, Jumeirah Islands, Jumeirah Village Circle, Jumeirah Village Triangle, Al Furjan, The Gardens and Dubai Islands, that authority is Dubai Municipality, whose building and fit-out plan approval typically takes 10-15 working days. Palm Jumeirah and Jebel Ali plots sit under Trakhees, reviewed in 15-25 working days. Nakheel's own NOC sits in the master-developer window of 10-20 working days that also covers Emaar and Damac, and it varies by community. Civil Defence fire and life-safety clearance runs 5-10 working days, and any DEWA connection or modification takes 7-14 working days. Several tracks run partly in parallel — do not sum them. Because a villa extension is structural, approval risk is high: you need the full Nakheel NOC plus a Dubai Municipality or Trakhees permit, not a fit-out-only stamp. DLD title and plot records underpin the application; RERA tenancy data may be checked where the villa is leased. Indicative construction cost is AED 350,000-950,000, with a 12-20 week programme once permits are issued. These are indicative ranges only. Final cost depends on finish level, materials sourcing, structural complexity and developer approval cycle, and is confirmed only after an on-site survey (as of 2026-08-17). First Unicorn Interiors Design & Approvals prepares architectural drawings, engineering, 3D visualisation and Nakheel permit submissions, backed by a 3-year warranty. WhatsApp +971 58 565 8002.
A Nakheel permit for extra rooms, a rear annex or a first-floor addition is not a decoration NOC. Villa extensions change built-up area, structure and often the roof line, so Nakheel reviews setbacks, plot coverage, height and the original villa type before Dubai Municipality or Trakhees will accept drawings. Dubai Municipality building and fit-out plan approval runs 10-15 working days in communities such as Jumeirah Park, Jumeirah Islands, JVC, JVT, Al Furjan and The Gardens. Palm Jumeirah extensions go to Trakhees (15-25 working days). Civil Defence needs 5-10 working days for fire and life safety; DEWA needs 7-14 working days if electrical or chilled-water loads change. Master-developer NOC time is 10-20 working days and must not be added to the authority clocks. Approval risk is high because the file is structural and needs a full NOC plus a DM or Trakhees permit. Indicative cost remains AED 350,000-950,000 over 12-20 weeks after permits. Finish level, bedroom count and community tier shift the range without creating a new headline figure. First Unicorn Interiors lodges the Nakheel file with engineering drawings. Confirm on survey; WhatsApp +971 58 565 8002.
Nakheel communities do not share one counter. Palm Jumeirah and Jebel Ali are Trakhees jurisdictions, so the building permit after the Nakheel NOC is a Trakhees file (15-25 working days), not a standard Dubai Municipality stamp. Inland Nakheel villas — Jumeirah Park, Jumeirah Islands, Jumeirah Village Circle, Jumeirah Village Triangle, Al Furjan, The Gardens, Discovery Gardens and Dubai Islands — typically route the building and fit-out plan through Dubai Municipality in 10-15 working days. The Nakheel NOC itself still takes 10-20 working days and varies by community guidelines, landscape rules and whether the extension faces a park, beach or golf edge. Civil Defence (5-10 working days) and DEWA (7-14 working days) apply wherever fire strategy or utilities change. DLD plot boundaries and RERA community rules sit behind the NOC checklist. Do not sum the clocks; several run partly in parallel. Because the work is structural, you still need the full NOC plus permit. Indicative villa-extension cost is AED 350,000-950,000 on a 12-20 week build, confirmed only after survey as of 2026-08-17. First Unicorn Interiors maps the correct Nakheel desk before drawings freeze. Three-year warranty. WhatsApp +971 58 565 8002.
A complete Nakheel permit pack for a villa extension is drawings first, stamps second. First Unicorn Interiors produces architectural design, engineering drawings and 3D visualisation so Nakheel, Dubai Municipality or Trakhees, Civil Defence and DEWA review the same structural story. The Nakheel master-developer NOC (10-20 working days) must precede or travel with the authority file: Dubai Municipality 10-15 working days, or Trakhees 15-25 working days on Palm Jumeirah and Jebel Ali. Civil Defence fire and life safety takes 5-10 working days; DEWA connection or modification takes 7-14 working days. Clocks overlap — do not add them. Approval risk is high: structural work needs the full NOC and a building permit. Construction, once stamped, is typically 12-20 weeks. Indicative cost is AED 350,000-950,000. Community tier, finish (essential through ultra) and villa size move the outcome inside that range; they are not new prices. Figures are indicative only, depend on finish level, materials sourcing, structural complexity and developer approval cycle, and are confirmed only after an on-site survey (as of 2026-08-17). Three-year warranty on the works. WhatsApp +971 58 565 8002.
