Quick processing
One customer reported receiving a trade licence in 2–3 hours.
Al Rashidiya
Tasheel is a government-transactions centre in Al Rashidiya’s Bin Sougat Center, on the first floor, handling services such as labour-card processing and business paperwork. Reviews include quick visits, including a trade licence completed in 2–3 hours, but queue handling and procedural guidance can vary.
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One customer reported receiving a trade licence in 2–3 hours.
Several reviews describe staff as supportive, courteous and willing to simplify the process.
Free parking is available in the building’s basement, which is useful for document-heavy visits.
One review describes the centre as not very crowded, while another mentions comfortable waiting chairs.
Some customers report professional, speedy service rather than long sofa waits.
Check hours. Confirm the centre is open before travelling; one customer received an incorrect Friday opening confirmation.
Check alternatives. Ask whether a simple letter can be completed through the MOHRE app before waiting at the counter.
Verify ticket. Check your ticket number straight away so you do not spend time waiting in the wrong queue.
Avoid Saturdays. If your schedule allows, avoid Saturday visits because one review reports queue problems and long waits then.
Confirm documents. Before submitting an application, confirm document requirements at the counter; an EID requirement was initially misstated.
Use parking. For visits involving several documents, use the free basement parking mentioned by a customer.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, 8:30 PM – 11:30 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, 8:30 PM – 11:30 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, 8:30 PM – 11:30 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, 8:30 PM – 11:30 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, 8:30 PM – 11:30 PM |
| Sat | Closed |
| Sun | Closed |
Labour-card transactions are specifically mentioned, with one customer reporting a quick counter visit.
The centre’s Tougeeh service was mentioned in a review that reported delays and a repeat class.
EID-fine reversal is mentioned as a service, although the review highlights a document-information problem.
Customers mention using both Tasheel and Amer services at the centre.
A customer waited nearly 45 minutes despite having only one person ahead in the queue.
Different employees have reportedly given different requirements, causing repeat visits and confusion.
Reviews say calls may go unanswered, leaving customers to handle matters in person.
Customers have reported incorrect tickets, queue confusion and wasted waiting time.
Some visits involved delays, incorrect data entry or being asked to return another day.
The Bottom Line
Tasheel is a government-transactions centre in Al Rashidiya’s Bin Sougat Center, on the first floor. Customers come for labour-card transactions, trade-licence applications, MOHRE-related requests and other services described by the centre, including AMER and TADBEER. The strongest visits are specific: one trade licence was completed in 2–3 hours, and another customer described a labour-card transaction as quick and professional.
Service quality is not completely consistent. Several reviews praise helpful, courteous staff and a supportive reception, while others report waits of nearly 45 minutes, incorrect tickets and employees giving different answers about requirements. One customer had to return after receiving incorrect information about an EID requirement; another said incorrect data entry pushed the work to the next day.
Calls are also reported to go unanswered, so relying on the phone may not save a trip. Before setting out, confirm opening hours and ask whether your request can be completed through the MOHRE app. Check your ticket number immediately, verify the required originals and consider avoiding Saturdays if timing matters.
Free basement parking is available, and some reviews describe the space as comfortable and not especially crowded. A reported AED 140 fine linked to a malfunctioning photo system is another reason to confirm fees and next steps before proceeding.