Can a foreigner register a Will online in the UAE?

Yes. Non-Muslim expatriates in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the rest of the UAE can legally register a Will online. In Dubai, the DIFC Wills & Probate Registry allows non-Muslim residents and non-residents with UAE assets to register wills covering their UAE assets. For expatriates outside the DIFC framework, a Ministry of Justice (MOJ) registered Will is a recognised alternative. Elite Legal Translation provides the legally certified Arabic translation and notarisation required to make these wills enforceable.

What is the difference between a DIFC Wills & Probate Registry Will and an MOJ Will?

A DIFC Wills & Probate Registry Will applies Sharia-free common-law succession rules and is ideal for non-Muslim expatriates in the Emirates of Dubai, Ras Al Khaimah and Abu Dhabi. A Ministry of Justice (MOJ) registered Will is prepared and notarised in Arabic. Elite Legal Translation supports both, providing the certified translations and documentation each route requires.

Can I order the Will translation online and how do I pay?

Absolutely. Place your order in minutes through our online Will & Testament order form, attach scanned copies of your documents, and pay securely online. Our team will manage the certified Arabic translation, MOJ legal attestation and DIFC submission support, delivering the final certified package to you digitally.

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What you get

Everything required for a valid UAE Will

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Why Elite Translation

Six reasons clients choose us for their Will

Speed, accuracy and bulletproof legal certification — the essentials for a document that must never be challenged.

Blazing Speed

Standard delivery in 24–48 hours and same-day Urgent turnaround, so you never hold up your registration.

Legal Certification

Every Will is certified by a UAE Ministry of Justice-approved translator and properly attested for legal validity.

Uncompromising Accuracy

Legal linguists review every clause for terminological precision, protecting the exact intent of your Will.

Fully Online Process

Upload, pay and receive certified documents digitally — no office visits, no queues, wherever you are in the UAE.

Dedicated Legal Experts

Real specialists who understand DIFC and MOJ requirements handle your file — not an automated process.

Transparent Pricing

Clear, upfront rates from AED 787.50 per Will — no hidden fees, no surprises at the end.

Our Process

How we work — 4 simple steps

Tap each step to explore the process. Your Will is handled end-to-end by certified legal experts.

STEP 01

Tell us about your Will

Share your Will draft or details via our online order form. A dedicated legal consultant reviews your case and confirms requirements.

STEP 02

Certified translation

Our MOJ-certified translators prepare the legally certified translation with meticulous accuracy, preserving the meaning of every clause.

STEP 03

MOJ attestation

We arrange legal attestation and notarisation with the Ministry of Justice, so your Will carries full legal weight in the UAE.

STEP 04

Delivery & registration

Receive your certified package digitally, with guidance to complete DIFC or MOJ registration and keep your records safely.

Pricing

Simple, transparent Will & Testament packages

No hidden fees. Choose the turnaround that fits your deadline — certification included.

Standard

Reliable certified translation & attestation with 24–48 hour delivery.

Starting from AED 787.50 / will

Certified Arabic + English translation
MOJ attestation & notarisation
Digital delivery in 24–48 hours
Dedicated legal consultant support

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Urgent

Everything in Standard, prioritised for same-day certified delivery.

Starting from AED 1417.50 / will

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MOJ attestation & notarisation
Same-day priority turnaround
Priority DIFC / MOJ registration guidance

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Multiple wills, complex estates or corporate documents — tailored pricing.

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FAQ

Registering a Will in the UAE — your questions answered

Yes. Non-Muslim expatriates in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the rest of the UAE can legally register a Will online. The DIFC Wills & Probate Registry allows non-Muslim residents and non-residents with UAE assets to register wills covering their UAE assets, while a Ministry of Justice (MOJ) registered Will is a recognised alternative elsewhere. We provide the legally certified Arabic translation and notarisation required to make these wills enforceable.

Translation and legal-certification starts from AED 787.50 per Will on our Standard service, or from AED 1417.50 per Will for Urgent same-day turnaround. Registry and notary fees charged by the DIFC or Ministry of Justice are separate. Message us on WhatsApp for a free, no-obligation quote tailored to your documents.

For a Will to be accepted by UAE authorities and courts, the English original must normally be accompanied by a legally certified Arabic translation executed by a Ministry of Justice-approved translator. Our certified legal translators produce the Arabic version and arrange the required attestation, so your Will is fully valid under UAE law.

A DIFC Wills & Probate Registry Will applies Sharia-free common-law succession rules — ideal for non-Muslim expatriates in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah. A Ministry of Justice (MOJ) Will is prepared and notarised in Arabic. We support both, providing the certified translations and documentation each route requires.

Our Standard service typically completes your Will translation and certification in 24–48 hours. Need it faster? Our Urgent service offers same-day turnaround from AED 1417.50. Final registration at the DIFC Registry or Ministry of Justice then follows their appointment schedule.

Yes. Without a registered Will, assets held in the UAE may be distributed under UAE inheritance law, which can differ significantly from the law of your home country. Registering a Will online is the simplest way to protect your family, choose your heirs, and ensure your UAE property, bank accounts and business interests pass exactly as you intend.

Absolutely. Place your order in minutes through our online Will & Testament order form, attach scanned copies of your documents, and pay securely online. Our team handles the certified Arabic translation, MOJ legal attestation and DIFC submission support, delivering your final certified package digitally.

Written by the Elite Legal Translation Expert Team

UAE Ministry of Justice-certified legal translators & legal linguists

The Elite Legal Translation Expert Team comprises UAE Ministry of Justice-certified translators, legal linguists, and language specialists with over a decade of experience serving businesses, law firms, government entities, and individuals across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and the wider UAE.

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