Remote Processing
One Abu Dhabi customer completed the procedures by phone and received a Filipino worker at home with official documents.
Deira
Target Domestic Worker Services is a Deira home-help agency arranging domestic workers, including nannies and housemaids, with documentation handled under its stated Tadbeer-based process. Reviews also mention hiring a chef and having a worker delivered to the doorstep, though customer experiences vary sharply.
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One Abu Dhabi customer completed the procedures by phone and received a Filipino worker at home with official documents.
Several customers mention doorstep delivery, including a review saying a maid was delivered to Khawaneej 1 without an extra charge.
Some customers reported fast placement, including one who said they got a new maid without facing issues.
Clarify Refunds. Before paying, get the refund deadline and process in writing; one customer was given a 14-day promise but waited over a month.
Verify Experience. Ask for specific evidence of a worker’s experience and duties rather than relying only on the profile; one customer said the maid arrived with no experience.
Check History. Ask whether the worker has been placed elsewhere and request that this history be disclosed before agreeing to the placement.
Keep Records. Save contracts, payment receipts and every follow-up message; a dispute over salary payments became difficult despite documented payments.
Confirm Replacement. Ask exactly what happens if the worker refuses the job or a replacement is needed; one customer said no replacement was provided after a serious complaint.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
A customer looking for a nanny said the agency had the best option for their needs.
A customer praised the smooth handling of their medical examination and residency application.
Multiple customers reported refunds remaining unpaid for one to six months after returning a domestic worker.
Reviews describe unanswered calls, ignored follow-ups and supervisors becoming unavailable after payment.
One customer waited more than three months for a helper after payment, while another reported six months resolving the financial issue.
Customers reported workers arriving without the claimed experience, including one who could not perform basic duties.
One review says a worker had previously been placed in several households, but this was not transparently disclosed.
The Bottom Line
Target Domestic Worker Services in Deira is a home-help agency for arranging domestic workers, with reviews specifically mentioning nannies, housemaids and a chef. The business says it handles trained workers and documentation under UAE rules, while customers describe both in-person and remote arrangements. One Abu Dhabi customer completed everything by phone and had a Filipino worker delivered with official documents; another said a maid was brought to Khawaneej 1 without a delivery charge.
The experience is not consistent. Some older reviews describe quick service, helpful staff and smooth support with medical examination and residency paperwork. A recent customer also said the agency successfully arranged a chef.
Those positives sit alongside a substantial set of complaints about delayed placements, workers arriving without the expected skills, poor communication and unresolved refunds. Refund handling is the biggest practical concern. Reviews describe waits of more than a month, three months and even approximately six months after a worker was returned.
Customers also mention unanswered calls, ignored follow-ups and unclear replacement arrangements. If you decide to proceed, have the refund and replacement terms written into the agreement, verify the worker’s experience and previous placements, and keep every payment receipt and message. The mixed feedback makes careful documentation especially important.