11 Years of Trusted UAE Information
A UAE-registered digital publication covering UAE laws, visa rules, labour regulations, immigration updates, and traffic and fine information — registered under Content Stars FZE LLC and approved by the National Media Authority.
Since April 2015
Visas, Labour, Traffic & More
MOHRE, ICP, GDRFA, RTA
Where We Started
We began in April 2015 under the name UAE Labours with one goal: to help blue-collar workers in the UAE understand their rights.
At the time, millions of workers across construction, hospitality, manufacturing, and domestic services had very little access to reliable information about UAE labour law, visa rules, or their basic entitlements. Most content available online was too technical, outdated, or simply not written for working people.
UAE Labours filled that space and over 11 years grew into a trusted source for practical UAE labour and immigration information.
From UAE Labours
to The UAE Times
On 7 May 2026, we rebranded from UAE Labours to The UAE Times. The mission has not changed. What changed is the scope.
The UAE Times now covers a wider range of topics: visa types and residency rules, MOHRE regulations, traffic fines, business setup, and general UAE life guidance. We now serve a broader audience across the MENA region and internationally.
What We Cover and How
The UAE system changes frequently. New visa categories are introduced. Labour laws are revised. Fine structures are updated. Most people find out too late, or from sources that have not kept up.
Every article we publish is based on official sources. Everything is written in plain language and updated when rules change. We do not publish opinions or speculation — we cover what the law says and what people need to know.
Who We Write For
From first-time visitors to long-term residents — our content is built for anyone navigating life in the UAE.
We take accuracy seriously. Outdated information causes real harm to workers and residents who rely on it to make decisions. We update our content when laws change, cite official sources, and flag where rules are complex or vary by individual case.
We are a media publication, not a legal or immigration consultancy. For personal legal or immigration matters, always consult a licensed professional or contact the relevant UAE authority directly.
For queries, corrections, or content submissions, our team is ready to help. We typically respond within one business day.
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