DIFC Will — register a UAE Will in English
A DIFC Courts Will lets non-Muslims pass on Dubai and Ras Al Khaimah property and assets according to their own wishes, in English, with worldwide reach.
AED 2,499 · One all-in price · Arabic + English included
What it is
The DIFC Courts Wills Service Centre registers Wills for non-Muslims under Common Law principles. It covers real estate in Dubai and RAK, bank accounts, shares and personal belongings, and is the route most expats use when they want certainty for their family.
Who it is for
Non-Muslims with assets in Dubai or Ras Al Khaimah, especially property, who want an English-language Will that is independently administered.
How it works
- You answer the questionnaire in English — we draft in Arabic and English.
- A qualified legal reviewer checks the draft against your assets and wishes.
- You approve the final version online.
- You sign by video call or at the DIFC Wills Service Centre.
- The registered Will is stored in your Deedbox with expiry reminders.
What is included
- Bilingual Arabic and English draft
- Legal review before signing
- Video or in-person signing coordination
- DIFC Courts Wills Service registration
- Lifetime storage in your Deedbox vault
What is not included
- Assets outside the DIFC jurisdiction unless separately advised
- Dispute resolution or probate litigation
Common questions
Can I make a DIFC Will from outside the UAE?
Yes. You can complete the questionnaire from anywhere and sign through the DIFC video-conference option, subject to their current procedure.
Does a DIFC Will cover property in all Emirates?
It directly covers real estate in Dubai and Ras Al Khaimah. Assets in other Emirates may need a separate route; we confirm this during review.
How long is a DIFC Will valid?
A DIFC Will remains valid until revoked or replaced. We send expiry and review reminders so it stays current.
Ready to start?
See your draft before you pay. No card details required to view.