Corporate and institutional translation for organizations in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and across the Emirates, in Arabic, English and other languages.
Request a quoteThe UAE's expatriate population was 87.1% in 2022, one of the highest shares of any country.Source: Gulf Labour Markets, Migration and Population (GLMM), Gulf Research Center (opens in a new tab), 2022 data Government entities, free zones and international organizations across the Emirates routinely produce material for an Arabic-speaking government-facing audience and an English-speaking international one, often within the same document. As a translation company working with UAE entities, we support these dual-language communication needs directly.
Our UAE office, situated in Sharjah, serves clients across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the wider Emirates, including the free zones, and coordinates projects across the GCC, the wider Gulf region and Africa.
Government entities and free-zone authorities in Dubai and Abu Dhabi translate for two distinct audiences simultaneously: Arabic for government submission, and English for the international businesses operating in the region. Free zones including Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) and Jebel Ali Free Zone (JAFZA) in Dubai, alongside Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), publish corporate and regulatory material for both audiences.
We provide commercial and institutional translation for government-adjacent and free-zone organizations across the UAE, covering corporate material. For professional translation Dubai companies require, we deliver documentation aligned with sector standards. We do not provide certified, sworn or legally attested translation; documents requiring attestation for court or government submission must go through a licensed legal translation office.
As the largest and wealthiest emirate, Abu Dhabi serves as the political and administrative capital of the UAE. With the federal government and key national institutions based there, there is a consistent requirement for formal government, regulatory, and corporate translation. From our UAE office, we support organizations and public entities in Abu Dhabi remotely, delivering accurate, industry-standard translation aligned with official requirements.
Arabic is the UAE's official language, and Modern Standard Arabic is the formal register used for government, legal and business material, distinct from spoken Gulf Arabic. We translate into and from Arabic for government and corporate material, adapting the register and tone to match the document type and target audience requirements.
Maven International Solutions LLC is registered in the United Arab Emirates at Shams Business Center, Sharjah Media City Free Zone, Sharjah.
The office serves Governments, free-zone and international-organization clientele across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, the wider Emirates, the GCC, the wider Gulf region and Africa with professional language solutions.
Interpretation services (opens in a new tab)Maven's UAE office is at Shams Business Center, Sharjah Media City Free Zone, in the same metropolitan area as Dubai. Maven International Solutions LLC runs the office, which serves clients in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and across the Emirates. Maven does not maintain a separate Dubai address.
No. Maven provides commercial and institutional translation. Documents that need certification, notarization or attestation for court or government submission must go through a licensed legal translation office. Maven translates corporate and institutional material for government, free-zone and international organizations in the UAE.
Maven supports all major languages in combination with English and Arabic. The team includes in-house Arabic linguists, and Maven has offices in Southeast Asia and Europe. Coverage is broad across the working languages that institutional and corporate clients in the Gulf need.
Pricing depends on language pair, volume, subject matter, source format and turnaround. Content with specialist terminology takes longer than general business copy, and recurring programs are usually priced differently from one-off work. Maven prepares each quote against the actual documents once they are sent.
For small to medium projects, Maven typically delivers within 3 to 5 working days. Urgent turnarounds are available on request. A client who shares a deadline gets it assessed against current capacity before Maven commits to a delivery date, so the confirmed date matches what the team can deliver.
Yes. If a client holds a glossary, style guide or translation memory, Maven works from it. If a client has none, Maven can build one over the first projects so later work stays consistent. This keeps terminology aligned across documents for the same organization.
Spoken-language services, including conference and meeting interpreting, are handled by Maven's sister brand, Maven Interpreted, which runs a separate website. Details of interpretation services in the UAE (opens in a new tab) are on that site. This site covers written translation only, such as the document and corporate translation described on this page.
Send us the documents and the deadline, and we will come back with scope, timeline and price against the actual material.
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