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Wednesday, August 5, 2026

Dubai Police urges homeowners to use licensed domestic worker agencies only

Dubai: The Dubai Police are telling people who live in Dubai to only hire workers and people who work by the hour from agencies that are licensed and approved. They are doing this to help keep homes and things that are valuable and family members safe.

The people in charge of stopping crime at the Dubai Police made this announcement to help people in the community know more about how to keep their homes safe. The police are telling people who own homes to always check the identity of workers before they let them into their homes. They should not let people they do not know into their homes.

The Dubai Police are also telling people who own homes to keep their money, jewellery and important papers in a safe place when they have temporary workers in their homes. If they do this, it can help stop things from being stolen or lost. The police are also telling families to keep an eye on their children and older relatives when they have workers in their homes. They should not leave them alone with people they do not trust.

The Dubai Police want people to be careful and to tell them off if they see anything suspicious. The police think that keeping homes safe is something that everyone should help with. If people are aware of what’s going on and are careful, it can help stop crime.

If people have concerns, they can use the Dubai Police app. Call 901. The police want everyone to know that they are working hard to keep the community safe.

  • People can report concerns to the police using the app or by calling 901. The police are working hard to keep everyone safe. People who own homes should only hire workers from agencies. Keeping homes safe is something that everyone should help with.

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