Call the Dubai team
Use this number for UAE company setup, licensing, PRO, visa, banking-support, translation and attestation enquiries.
+971 (0)4 337 5998Contact First Elite Global for UAE, UK and international enquiries covering company setup, visas and PRO support, business or personal translation, and document attestation. Use the enquiry form to explain the service, country, current stage and deadline, or contact the UAE or UK number directly. The team will review the brief, identify any missing information and confirm the proposed next step.
For the first message, send enough information to define the enquiry but avoid unnecessary passport numbers, payment-card details, passwords or irreplaceable originals.
A useful first message identifies the service, relevant country, current stage and the outcome you are trying to reach. Add a deadline only where one genuinely applies.
Complete the form once and include enough context for the enquiry to be routed to the relevant service area.
By submitting, you ask First Elite Global to use the details supplied to review and respond to your enquiry. Do not include passwords, complete payment-card details or unnecessary identity numbers. If supporting files are needed, ask the team to confirm the appropriate transfer method.
Use the UAE number for Dubai and wider UAE enquiries, the UK number for UK enquiries, or the shared email when a written or multi-country brief is more practical.
Use this number for UAE company setup, licensing, PRO, visa, banking-support, translation and attestation enquiries.
+971 (0)4 337 5998Use this number for UK business-setup and UK visa-support enquiries, including questions that need to be explained before a written brief is sent.
020 8044 9040Use the shared inbox when you need to explain a multi-country or multi-service brief in writing.
hello@firsteliteglobal.comContact the team before visiting, arranging a courier or sending an original document. Confirm the relevant service, recipient and handover instructions first.
The form does not need every document or decision on day one. It should contain enough context to identify the relevant team and the questions that still need answers.
Explain the intended business, market and current decision point.
Identify the route and every party that already owns part of the process.
Describe the document route before sending irreplaceable originals.
The purpose of the first review is to classify the enquiry and identify a practical next step. It is not an automatic approval, filing or instruction to send originals.
The service, country and requested outcome are used to direct the message to the relevant First Elite Global service area.
If the scope is unclear, the team may request further details, copies, authority instructions or an explanation of the current stage.
Where the enquiry is suitable, the next communication can separate included work, client actions, third-party steps, fees and dependencies.
You can review the proposed route, provide requested information or decide whether the service is appropriate before work begins.
Government authorities, registries, banks, free zones, visa decision-makers, sponsors, endorsing bodies, embassies, notaries and receiving organisations retain their own eligibility, verification, timing and approval decisions. Contacting First Elite Global begins a service enquiry; it does not guarantee an authority or provider outcome.
Use these service hubs when you want to understand the route before completing the contact form.
Use the form for a written brief, or choose the published UAE or UK number when you prefer to call.
You can enquire about UAE, UK or USA company setup; UAE licensing and PRO support; UAE or UK visa-support routes; corporate bank-account support; business or personal translation; and document attestation or legalisation. Explain the relevant country and service in the first message so the enquiry can be routed correctly.
Use +971 (0)4 337 5998 for UAE and Dubai enquiries. Use 020 8044 9040 for UK enquiries. The shared email address, hello@firsteliteglobal.com, can be used for any service, including enquiries that involve more than one country.
State the service you need, the country or authority involved, your current stage, the outcome you are trying to reach and any genuine deadline. For company setup, add the intended activity and ownership or visa needs. For documents, add the document type, issuing country, destination, language and receiving organisation.
Do not include more personal or confidential information than the first review requires. Avoid passwords, complete payment-card details and unnecessary identity numbers. Describe the document and route first. If supporting files are needed, ask the team to confirm what is required and the appropriate transfer method before sending them.
Contact the team before visiting, arranging a courier or delivering an original. Confirm the relevant service, the person or team expecting the item, and the handover instructions. The published Dubai address is M06, Al Meraikhi Tower, 111 308th Road, Trade Centre 1, Dubai.
Response time depends on the service area, country, complexity, information supplied and whether an external requirement must be checked. A clear first message helps the team identify the relevant next step. If a date matters, state the actual deadline and the authority or recipient that set it.
The form starts an enquiry. It does not by itself confirm a filing, appointment, translation, attestation route, authority fee or paid instruction. Where the service is suitable, the next communication should define the proposed scope, exclusions, client actions, third-party dependencies and commercial terms before work begins.
No. First Elite Global can review and coordinate an agreed service scope, but government bodies, free zones, registries, banks, immigration decision-makers, embassies, notaries, endorsing bodies and document recipients retain their own eligibility, verification, timing and approval decisions.
Include the service, country, current stage and decision you need help with. Use the direct UAE or UK number when a call is the better route.
