You can check the network coverage through the Service Coverage Interactive Maps. 

You can view a list of all fixed-line and mobile numbers registered under your Emirates ID with the UAE’s telecom service providers through the ‘Hesabati’ initiative by the Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA). 

You can use the designated channels of service providers to report prohibited content.

Report to e& (Etisalat)

Report to du.

If the website is a social networking website, it is highly recommended to use the reporting mechanism provided by the website. In most cases, more information will be provided under the website’s ‘help’ or ‘support’ pages.

Your company can participate in government construction tenders by first registering as a supplier with the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure (MoEI). To register, your company must have a valid trade licence.

Once registered, you can apply to participate in engineering project tenders.

• Register as a supplier
• Participate in engineering project tenders

Read more about tendering for government construction projects.

You can block unwanted SMSes in two ways.

• Blocking messages from a specific sender: You can send a text message containing the letter "B" followed by the sender's number or name to 7726. This will automatically block all future messages from that sender.

   

• Blocking all marketing messages starting with "AD-": If you wish to block all marketing text messages that begin with "AD-", you can send the word "Ball" to 7726. Licensed companies will then automatically block these messages.

Yes. You can switch between mobile operators in the UAE and keep your existing mobile number. This service is available to both prepaid and postpaid customers and is free of charge.

Please note that any remaining balance or credit on a prepaid number will be lost when you transfer your number.

To stop unwanted telemarketing and spam calls, you can register your number in the Do Not Call Registry (DNCR) by sending “DNCR” to 2211 or 1012 or report violating callers directly to your telecom provider and regulatory authorities.

Read more details about telemarketing/voice spam on TDRA’s website.

Postal services in the UAE are provided by Emirates Post.

Opening a bank account in the UAE is generally straightforward. You can apply online, through a mobile app or by visiting a bank branch. Most banks require an Emirates ID, valid residence visa, passport and proof of income. Requirements may vary for self-employed individuals.

The UAE offers different types of bank accounts, including current, savings and business accounts. Some banks require a minimum balance, and fees may apply if the balance falls below the required amount.

Each bank account has a unique International Bank Account Number (IBAN), which is mandatory for electronic payments and receipts in the UAE.