Visa speed
Several reviews describe visa applications being completed smoothly, including one same-day outcome.
TASHEEL, Almalomat Center, Burjuman Mall, Dubai
Al Mankhool
TASHEEL at Almalomat Center in Burjuman Mall is a government-service office in Al Mankhool for MOHRE-related paperwork and immigration applications. Reviews make it especially relevant for visa processing and Tawjeeh class updates, with some customers receiving quick, clear help in person.
Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
314 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Class support
A visitor said an online Tawjeeh class update problem delaying a visa was solved within minutes at the centre.
Quick documents
One customer received a document in less than 10 minutes and praised the reception service.
Clear explanations
Reviews mention polite staff, strong communication and explanations that made each step understandable.
Mall location
Being inside Burjuman Mall makes the centre convenient to reach, according to one visitor.
Free parking
One recent review specifically mentions free parking, along with water and tea at the centre.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check timing. Avoid relying on a short visit during busy periods; one customer waited two hours without reaching a counter.
Verify type. Before paying, confirm whether the application is a transferred visa or a replaceable job offer.
Check payment. For Sunday visits, confirm payment options and carry suitable cash because one review reports cash-only service and no change.
Allow time. Leave extra time even when the token suggests no queue; one visitor still waited 25 minutes.
Use parking. If arriving by car, check the mall parking arrangements; a customer specifically reported free parking.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Burjuman - BurJuman Mall - 3rd floor Khalid Bin Al Waleed Rd - near Al Ansari Exchange Parking Area #K
Al Mankhool, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM, 1:30 PM – 9:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Maid’s Visa renewal
A review specifically reports quick service for a Maid’s Visa renewal, with no waiting.
labour contract related work
Labour contract-related paperwork is another service customers say they have completed at the centre.
Common Concerns
Uneven timing
Token handling can be inconsistent: one visitor waited 25 minutes despite a token showing zero waiting.
Repeat visits
A complaint describes an incorrect application type, extra visits and overstay fines after the issue was discovered.
Typing fee
One customer objected to paying 23 AED for typing that reportedly took less than three minutes.
Sunday payment
A Sunday visit reportedly involved cash-only payment and no change at the cashier.
Long waits
Reviews include waits of more than 30 minutes and, in one case, two hours without a counter becoming available.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
23 AED
typing
“The typing fee is too much! You will be paying 23 AED for less than 3 minutes of typing?? That's too much! They will keep you waiting in line, just to check for less than 5 minutes, then you will pay”Google review · October 2024
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The Bottom Line
TASHEEL at Almalomat Center in Burjuman Mall handles government-service paperwork rather than walk-in retail. Reviews mention visa applications, maid’s visa renewals, labour contracts and Tawjeeh class updates. It is worth considering when you want help with an awkward online or MOHRE-related step: one visitor said a Tawjeeh class update problem that had delayed a friend’s visa was fixed within minutes.
The strongest pattern is capable, patient assistance. Customers describe clear communication, quick document turnaround in under 10 minutes and one same-day visa outcome. The centre is inside Burjuman Mall, while another review mentions free parking, water and tea.
Those conveniences matter when paperwork turns into a longer visit. Service is not perfectly consistent. Other visitors report token delays, waits of 30 minutes or more, and one two-hour wait without assistance.
A separate complaint says an application was processed as a transferred visa when the customer needed a replaceable job offer, leading to extra visits and overstay fines. Verify the application type, fees and next step before paying. Also check Sunday payment arrangements: one review says the centre accepted cash only and the cashier had no change.
Pricing can feel high; a customer specifically objected to a 23 AED typing fee.