Drafting only
- Bilingual draft in English and Arabic
- Ready within 1 working day
- Specialist review before you sign
*A government fee of AED 167 is paid at the notary office when you sign.
Business POA
Let a representative take care of buying shares in a UAE company for you, from signing the agreement to updating the company records.
Business POA
A share purchase power of attorney lets you appoint someone to handle every step of buying company shares for you, in Dubai or any other emirate. It is usually arranged when the buyer cannot come to the UAE to complete the purchase and the share transfer in person.
Buying shares can involve several authorities, especially when the company licence and shareholder records must be updated. We draft the POA around the company, the number of shares and the price or terms you agree, and the powers below can be extended where needed.
Transparent pricing
Simple, upfront pricing with no surprises. Choose the level of support that works for you.
Drafting only
*A government fee of AED 167 is paid at the notary office when you sign.
Online notarization for UAE residents
Online notarization for non-residents
Prices shown are indicative and subject to confirmation. VAT and any government, notary or court fees are set out in your quote.
Prices apply to standard POAs. Complex cases, extra parties and attestation of documents signed abroad are quoted separately.
How it works
A simple three-step process to get your POA ready in Dubai. We take care of the details so you can move forward with peace of mind.
Share your requirements and receive a tailored quotation.
Your document is prepared in English and translated into Arabic.
We guide you through in-person or secure online notarization.
Share Purchase POA
Requirements can vary by case. We confirm the exact list before drafting.
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Skip the trips to legal offices: arrange your POA from home, fully online and for a fraction of the usual cost. Tell us what you need and we’ll reply within minutes.
Share Purchase POA
It is common when the buyer is abroad or unavailable, or would rather have legal professionals manage the transfer. It is also used in complex restructurings and investor exits, where the deal has to be completed on time.
No. A single POA cannot legally act for both sides of the same deal. Each side should appoint its own representative through a separate POA, so there is no conflict of interest.
Yes. The principle is the same, but authorities such as DMCC, JAFZA and DIFC may expect their own format, wording and supporting papers. Getting legal advice for the specific jurisdiction is recommended.
Only when the POA clearly gives them that power. Otherwise, they can only carry out the terms already agreed and cannot change the deal or its structure without your consent.
The POA generally remains valid if it was valid when signed and its scope has not changed. But if the change alters shareholder rights or concerns the company being sold itself, an updated or new POA may be needed.
Yes. Non-residents can sign a POA abroad and have it legalized for use in the UAE.
That depends on the company documents. Some require the consent of the existing shareholders.
Yes, if the POA includes the power to pay and receive amounts.