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Dubai Police Warn Residents of Visa Scams

Sat, Jul 18, 2026(3h ago)UAE

Dubai Police are issuing a stern warning to residents regarding a rising wave of fraudulent advertisements promising work, residency, and visit visas in exchange for payments. Scammers are reportedly leveraging social media platforms and instant messaging apps to deceive victims by impersonating official entities or creating fake companies. Authorities emphasize that these criminals rely on deceptive tactics to extract money from unsuspecting individuals, making it more important than ever to stay vigilant online.

As part of their ongoing "Be Aware of Fraud" campaign, officials are urging the public to steer clear of unverified intermediaries and to handle all visa-related documentation exclusively through authorized government portals or reputable service providers. Before sharing any personal information or making payments, residents are encouraged to confirm the legitimacy of any offer through official channels. If you suspect you have been targeted by a scam, you should report the incident immediately via the Dubai Police smart app, the eCrime website, or by dialing 901 for assistance.

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