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Unlocking Dubai’s Ambitious Future. Dubai Chambers is accelerating the emirate’s journey to become the leading global hub for business, trade, and investment. Read more.
Services. Certificates of Origin, registration of members, certifying commercial documents, providing legal services, receiving business delegations and serving business groups and councils are among daily operations at the Dubai Chamber to help business in Dubai.
We are a non-profit public organization whose mission is to represent, support and protect the interests of the business community in Dubai. It does so by creating a favourable environment; promoting Dubai as an international business hub and by supporting the development of business.
We are a non-profit public organization whose mission is to represent, support and protect the interests of the business community in Dubai. It does so by creating a favourable environment; promoting Dubai as an international business hub and by supporting the development of business.
Dubai Chambers, Baniyas Road, Deira, Dubai, U.A.E Customer Care Toll Free: 800 242 6237 (800 CHAMBER) Read more
The service helps customers to practice their economic activities and enjoy Dubai Chambers' numerous other services and programmes aimed at supporting the growth of the business sector.
One of Dubai Chamber's main objectives is to keep Chamber members and the business community updated with the latest economic development and regulations, business opportunities, facilities and relevant business contacts through well documented materials.
Dubai Chambers, Baniyas Road, Deira, Dubai, U.A.E Customer Care Toll Free: 800 242 6237 (800 CHAMBER)
A Certificate of Origin is an official document that determines the origin of exported or re-exported goods. It is an essential document that enables recognition of the origin of goods to estimate customs tariffs, as it contains the basic data on trade shipments.
Dubai Chamber of Commerce’s data indicates that the number of new member companies increased by 43% between January and June this year to reach a total of 30,146, up from 21,098 companies in the first half of 2022.