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Protect your Family and Assets in the UAE.

Many expat families don't realise their existing Will may not fully protect their family in the UAE.

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4.9 · 300+ families this year

"Saved us from a costly mistake. Plain English throughout."

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The benefits

Why families choose a UAE Will.

A registered UAE Will gives you clarity, control and peace of mind, so the people you love are looked after exactly the way you want.

  • Keep your family in control

    Make sure your spouse and children stay protected, with assets passing to the people you choose.

  • Choose your children's guardian

    Decide who raises your children if the worst happens, rather than leaving it to the courts.

  • Protect UAE assets and property

    Cover your UAE bank accounts, property and investments under one clear, registered plan.

  • Faster, simpler probate

    A registered UAE Will helps your family avoid long delays, extra costs and unnecessary paperwork.

A simple process

Three calm steps. No appointments. No paperwork.

  1. Step 01

    Tell us about your family

    Answer a short, plain-English questionnaire. No legal jargon.

  2. Step 02

    We prepare your UAE Will

    Our legal partners draft and review your tailored Will.

  3. Step 03

    Complete everything remotely

    Sign, register and store your Will without leaving home.

Designed for expats

Built around the realities of expat life.

Every UAE Will is tailored to your residency, your assets and the children you love, wherever in the world they may be.

  • British expats living in Dubai or Abu Dhabi
  • European and international professionals
  • Parents who need to appoint guardians
  • UAE property and business owners
  • Couples with assets across multiple countries
  • Single parents protecting young children
2,000+
Families protected
4.9★
Average rating
48h
Typical draft
100%
Remote process
Free 2-minute check

See if your family is properly protected in the UAE.

Answer a few simple questions. We’ll show you exactly what cover you need, what risks exist today, and your indicative fixed fee, all in under two minutes.

  • Tailored to UAE expat families.
  • No payment required to see your plan.
  • Private, confidential, never shared.
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Client reviews

What our families actually say.

4.9 / 5 · 300+ families this year
“We had been putting it off for years. MyWillUAE made it calm, quick and surprisingly reassuring for both of us.”
Sarah & James
Dubai Marina
Mirror Wills
“As a single mum living abroad, naming a guardian was the most important thing I have ever done. Beautifully handled.”
Aisha
Abu Dhabi
Single Will
“Fixed fee, clear process, and we never had to step into an office. Exactly what an expat family needs.”
Markus & Lena
Jumeirah
Mirror Wills
“The questionnaire was the easy bit. What stood out was how carefully our lawyer walked us through the guardianship clauses.”
Priya & Arjun
Downtown Dubai
Mirror Wills
“I run a small company in the DIFC. Their team understood the share structure straight away and drafted something properly bespoke.”
Tom W.
Business Bay
Business Owner
“Registered, signed and stored without a single appointment. As a busy working parent that mattered enormously.”
Hannah
Al Reem Island
Single Will
FAQ

Answers, in plain English.

Do I need a UAE Will if I already have one back home?
Yes. A UAE Will covers your UAE assets, guardianship of children resident here, and ensures your wishes are followed under local law.
Where is the Will registered?
We register your Will with the appropriate UAE legal authority depending on what suits your family best.
How long does the process take?
Most Wills are drafted within 48 hours. Registration is typically completed within 1 to 2 weeks.
Can I do everything online?
Yes, the entire process can be completed remotely, including signing in many cases.