All commercial, guide and analysis content
The policy applies to service guidance, area pages, practical guides, market reports, analysis and trust content on dubaigateways.com. Each page is written for the people it is intended to help and must be independently written, fact-checked and useful in its own right.
Every page is written for people researching Dubai from different countries
Content must answer a clear international question in its own structure and language. We publish a topic only when it adds clear value, can be supported by reliable sources and does not duplicate an existing page. Lightly differentiated pages and unsupported summaries are not published.
Automation can assist, but it cannot approve a page
AI tools may help organise research questions, compare drafts or identify gaps. They do not create publishable evidence and they do not replace editorial review. We do not publish automated copy without human review, invent experience or copy another site.
Before publication, a human reviewer checks the purpose, originality, claims, cited sources, service boundaries and usefulness of the page. If a page does not add distinct value, it is merged, rewritten or not published.
Prefer official and primary sources
Changeable UAE requirements are checked against the relevant authority or official government portal. Real-estate transaction and service facts should prioritise Dubai Land Department. School information should prioritise KHDA. Residence information should prioritise ICP or GDRFA as appropriate. Developer material can confirm project facts but is not independent evidence of returns.
No guaranteed approvals or returns
Content must not guarantee visa, residence, Golden Residency or business-licence approval; market price, rental, occupancy or investment return; or authority processing time. Company setup and residence content describes initial guidance and specialist coordination only.
Intent, source, compliance and presentation checks
Is the question distinct and useful?
Are changeable claims supported by current primary sources?
Are service boundaries, consent and disclaimers clear?
Are title, headings, links, accessibility and mobile structure sound?
Have the editorial owner and source reviewer completed their controls?
Are legal facts, authorship and launch approvals complete?
Correct material errors transparently
Confirmed errors should be corrected promptly. The page’s reviewed date should change, and a correction note should be added when the original statement could materially affect a decision. A user can report a concern through the contact page, identifying the URL, disputed claim and supporting source.
Reference sources
Requirements and service channels can change. Check the linked official sources and confirm the route before acting.
