Anyone can call themselves a freelance digital marketer in Dubai. Very few can show you the actual paperwork that lets them invoice you, sign a contract, and run paid ads on your behalf legally. Here's mine, in full.
Both are public record and can be checked independently with the issuing authority before you commit to anything.
No. 1618922 · Issued for digital marketing services
No. 475238 · Permit to run paid social ads legally
If you'd rather not take a screenshot's word for it, message me and I'll walk you through verifying both directly with the issuing authority on a call.
A lot of "freelance marketers" in Dubai are operating without either document. That's not automatically a red flag on skill, but it does mean real gaps for you as a client — no proper tax invoice, no enforceable contract, and technically no legal cover for the ad accounts running under your name. The licence and permit close those gaps.
I can issue a proper VAT tax invoice for every payment
We can sign a contract that actually holds up if something goes wrong
Running paid ads on your behalf is legally permitted, not a grey area
The business is registered and traceable, not just a phone number
Takes a few minutes. You don't have to trust the screenshot — check the source directly.
Trade Licence No. 1618922 and Permit No. 475238 — both listed above, no need to ask me twice.
UAE trade licences can be verified through the relevant Dubai economic department's public lookup, using the licence number.
If you'd rather do it together on a call so there's no ambiguity, message me on WhatsApp and I'll share my screen.
Message me and I'll answer directly — including walking you through the licence verification on a call if that's what would make you comfortable.
