Clear guidance
Reception staff are often praised for explaining the required steps clearly and patiently.
Tasheel Althaki Center | مركز تسهيل (Tasheel Tawjeeh & Dubai Economy)
Al Qusais
Tasheel Althaki Center is a business centre in Al Qusais for government-related paperwork, including Tasheel and Tawjeeh transactions. Reviews are especially useful for people handling establishment and labour cards, with customers describing clear guidance through the process, though some report slow or inconsistent follow-up.
Reputation Score
4.6
★★★★★
352 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Card processing
Customers report smooth handling of Establishment Card and Labour Card applications, including documentation checks.
Fast setup
One company-formation visit was completed in just a few minutes after reception and DED guidance.
EID collection
One customer said collecting an EID took less than two minutes and involved a straightforward envelope handover.
Free parking
A customer specifically noted free parking as a useful convenience when visiting for visa processing.
Extra care
A review mentions complimentary homemade tea and snacks being offered to customers at one counter.
Tips for a Better Visit
Ask clearly. Ask reception to walk you through every step; one review says clear explanations made a complicated process easier.
Confirm follow-up. If staff promise to resolve an issue later, confirm when you should expect an update, as one customer received none.
Allow time. For company updates, allow extra time rather than assuming a quick visit; one customer waited over an hour.
Check documents. Before submitting an application, ask staff to confirm that all documentation is complete and correct.
Use parking. If you are driving for visa processing, check the free parking mentioned by a long-term customer.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al Qusais Plaza - 292 Damascus Street
Al Qusais Ind. Second, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
Popular Mentions
employment insurance
A review says staff assisted with renewing employment insurance and explained how to access the information online.
personal file
A visitor received help creating a personal file and advice on the required next steps.
visas for my children and wife
A customer reported help with family visa applications through to stamping.
Common Concerns
Poor follow-up
One customer was promised follow-up but received no action or updates while waiting for a resolution.
Slow processing
A company-updation visit reportedly involved more than an hour of waiting across several visits without a result.
Uneven service
Some reviews describe unprofessional attitudes at DED counters and staff who were unwilling to assist.
Repeated referrals
One family reported being sent between centres with conflicting information while helping an elderly parent.
New-visa issue
A customer reported being turned away with excuses when trying to process a new visa.
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The Bottom Line
Tasheel Althaki Center in Al Qusais handles government-related paperwork through Tasheel and Tawjeeh, with the business also describing Emirates ID, DHA medical typing, and Dubai Economy and Tourism services. Reviews give the clearest picture of the practical uses: customers have come for Establishment Cards and Labour Cards, company setup, personal files, employment-insurance renewal and family visa processing. The strongest pattern is helpful front-desk guidance.
Several visitors say staff explained the steps, checked documentation and made complicated applications feel manageable. One customer reported the company was set up in a few minutes; another collected an EID in less than two minutes. Free parking has also been noted, and one review mentions homemade tea and snacks at a counter—an unusual touch for a paperwork visit.
Service is not perfectly consistent. Some customers describe poor communication after a promised follow-up, unprofessional behaviour at DED counters, or more than an hour spent on company updation without a result. Another report describes being sent between centres with conflicting information while assisting an elderly parent.
For a first visit, ask for a clear step-by-step explanation, confirm that every document is complete, and allow extra time if your case involves company updates or a new visa.