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Mir Ali, Founder of MIRDXB PRO

Who writes and reviews the MIRDXB PRO guides: Mir Ali, founder of MIRDXB PRO, a PRO and visa services firm in Al Barsha, Dubai, who has personally handled 100+ files over the past three years.

Last updated 3 October 2026

In short

  • Mir Ali is the founder of MIRDXB PRO, a PRO and visa services company in Al Barsha 1, Dubai, that prepares applications and submits them through Amer, Tasheel and the relevant authorities.
  • He works the files himself: visas, Emirates ID, labour files and company paperwork across MOHRE, GDRFA, ICP and DED, with more than 100 files handled personally.
  • He writes and reviews the Knowledge Hub, including the plain-English libraries on UAE immigration law and UAE labour law.
  • Everything he publishes is dated and sourced to the official authority, under the editorial policy, and corrections are logged in public.

Mir Ali founded MIRDXB PRO to do one thing well: carry a client's paperwork to the right government counter, in the right order, and tell them the truth about where they stand before they spend money. This page sets out who he is, what he works on, what he writes, and how you can check any of it.

What does Mir Ali do day to day?

Most of his week is spent on live files. A typical file is a residence visa renewal that has stalled, a work permit blocked by an ILOE or WPS flag, a company whose establishment card has lapsed, or a family visa returned for a document mismatch. The work is the same whether the client is one person or a company with dozens of staff: find the blocker, fix it at the authority that owns it, and submit in the correct sequence.

AreaAuthoritiesTypical work
Employment and labourMOHRE, TasheelWork permits, labour contracts, quota, WPS and ILOE issues, cancellations
Residence and familyGDRFA Dubai, ICP, AmerResidence visas, status change, family sponsorship, re-entry, grace periods
IdentityICPEmirates ID applications, renewals, corrections and delays
CompaniesDET (formerly DED)Trade licence renewals and amendments, establishment cards, company set-up
DocumentsMOFA, home-country authoritiesAttestation chains and equivalency

What has he written?

Mir Ali writes the guides on this site from the counter rather than from a marketing desk. That means real fee tables with dates, the order things actually have to happen in, and the reasons files come back. The main collections are:

How does he make sure a guide is right?

Every guide follows the same rules, set out in full in the editorial policy:

Official source first

Fees, deadlines, article numbers and conditions come from the authority's own page or the published legislation, and each source is linked at the end of the guide.

Dated, not timeless

Each guide says when its facts were checked. A figure that cannot be verified is left out rather than estimated.

Checked against real files

Where the published rule and what happens at the counter differ, the guide says so plainly.

Corrected in public

When something changes or turns out to be wrong, the page is updated and the change is recorded in the corrections and updates log.

What he will not do

Mir Ali will not lodge an application he expects to fail, show a false salary or tenancy, promise an approval, or offer to "speed up" a file through a contact. Where an official urgent service exists, it is published and priced; anything else is not that. The full list is in the PRO services guide.

How can you verify MIRDXB PRO?

CheckWhere
Reviews from clientsMirDxbPRO on Google
Professional profileLinkedIn
Company and servicesAbout MIRDXB PRO
OfficeAl Barsha 1, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact+971 56 897 4054 (WhatsApp and phone), info@mirdxbpro.com

MIRDXB PRO is a private service provider. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an official agent of MOHRE, GDRFA, ICP, DET, MOFA or any other authority. It prepares and submits applications on the client's written authorisation, and government fees are always paid to the authority at its published rates.

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Send us the document. We will tell you where you stand.

A trade licence, a passport page, an Emirates ID number or a labour contract is usually enough for us to give you the position, the cost and a realistic date — before you commit to anything.