Free Legal Aid for Indian Expats: Dubai Consulate to Host Special Counseling Camp

Lov Singh20 September 20261 min read1 viewGulf & World
Free Legal Aid for Indian Expats: Dubai Consulate to Host Special Counseling Camp

The Consulate General of India in Dubai has announced a dedicated free legal counseling camp scheduled to take place on Monday, September 21, 2026. This initiative is being organized as part of the Seva Pakhwada program to provide essential support to the Indian community.

The event is specifically designed to assist Indian expatriates living in Dubai and across the Northern Emirates, including Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, and Umm Al Quwain, who may be struggling with complex legal or financial issues.

Addressing Fraud and Identity Theft

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The counseling sessions will focus on several critical areas where many residents have recently faced difficulties. The camp aims to provide guidance on:

  • Cyber fraud and digital security threats.
  • Online banking fraud and financial scams.
  • The misuse of Emirates ID information.

How to Attend the Camp

The Consulate has ensured that the process for seeking help is as straightforward as possible:

  • Location: The camp will be held at the Consulate Auditorium.
  • Timing: The sessions will run from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM.
  • No Appointment Needed: This is a walk-in event, allowing residents to seek help without prior registration.
  • Cost: All legal advice provided during this session will be pro-bono (free of charge).

A Stern Warning Against Unauthorized Agents

In light of recent security concerns, the Consulate has issued a serious warning to all citizens regarding unauthorized agents. There have been instances of individuals soliciting highly sensitive documents under the guise of assisting with employment, exit permits, emergency certificates, or visa regularizations.

Indian nationals are strongly advised never to share their passports, Emirates IDs, or biometric data—including facial recognition or fingerprint scans—with third-party agents.

The mission cautioned that such sensitive data is frequently harvested to open unauthorized bank accounts,

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