Clean workspace
A reviewer describes a clean, well-designed business centre with facilities suited to focused work.
InterBusiness
Exit
InterBusiness is a business management consultant in Exit that describes its work as Dubai/UAE business setup, including company formation support. The attached reviews mostly discuss a business centre or showroom rather than consultancy work, so verify the exact office and service before visiting.
Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
248 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Meeting rooms
The attached reviews specifically praise the meeting rooms as suitable for hosting meetings.
Approachable staff
Several showroom-related reviews describe the staff as approachable and helpful.
Carpet designs
One reviewer attached to the listing praises modern, timeless carpet designs and their quality.
Tips for a Better Visit
Verify first. Independently verify any interview sender and office before travelling; one reviewer explicitly advised this.
Pay nothing. Do not pay a recruitment fee for an offer letter; one reviewer reported being asked for AED 600.
Protect documents. Avoid sharing passports or personal documents until the company and purpose are independently confirmed.
Check Room 303. If an invitation directs you to Room 303, 3rd floor, check the company identity carefully before going.
Plan the visit
Practical details
same building as Mustwafi Carpet Showroom, Al Safa M Building, 1, near Sharaf DG metro Station, Office 204
Exit, Dubai
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
Popular Mentions
Sofa, carpet, curtains
A showroom-related review mentions these home-furnishing products together.
Industrial automation course
One attached review mentions enrolling in an industrial automation course, though it appears unrelated to consultancy.
Common Concerns
Interview warnings
Multiple reviewers describe fake job invitations associated with the location; verify the sender before attending.
Payment requests
A reviewer reported being asked for AED 600 before receiving an offer letter.
Document requests
One reviewer warned that interview attendees were asked to bring passports and other identity documents.
Office confusion
A reviewer said there was no real company office at the location, raising concerns about verifying the business beforehand.
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The Bottom Line
InterBusiness is listed as a business management consultant in Exit and describes itself as a Dubai/UAE business-setup provider. Its stated focus is company formation support; the attached reviews do not clearly assess licensing, visa, PRO, VAT or banking work, so they are not a strong review-based guide to those services. The positive comments largely concern the surrounding or listed premises.
Reviewers describe a clean, well-designed business centre with modern facilities, quiet office space and top-notch meeting rooms. Other posts praise approachable staff and a showroom connected with carpets, curtains, sofa sets and table covers. Those product comments appear mixed with reviews for other businesses, so treat them as location-level evidence rather than a confirmed InterBusiness catalogue.
The serious issue is the repeated interview-scam warning. Several reviewers mention invitations for Room 303 or the building, requests for money before an offer letter, and demands for passports or identity documents. One person reported being asked for AED 600; another said requests ranged from AED 500 down to AED 100.
If you received a job invitation, independently verify the company, do not pay a recruitment fee, and avoid handing over personal documents. For consultancy, confirm the legal business name, written scope and official contact details before travelling or paying.