First-grade attorney · Member of the Tehran Bar Association · Master’s in Private Law, Allameh Tabataba’i University · 20 years of continuous practice.
A Tehran practice, with a UAE desk
I am Sara Moloudzadeh. My office is in Tehran, and a defined part of my practice serves Iranians whose lives and businesses reach into the United Arab Emirates — residents, investors and families with matters on both sides. UAE files are managed from Tehran; where a matter must be pursued inside the UAE, I work with Emirati counsel so the case is handled properly under UAE law as well.
I read every file completely, give a clear opinion, and stay with the client to the end of the matter.
UAE residence and company registration
For many Iranians, UAE residence begins with a business decision. The routes described across my published guides include company registration and investment, employment, university enrolment, purchasing property, and family relationship to a resident. Company registration in Dubai can lead to residence with the possibility of extension and family sponsorship, opening a UAE bank account, and trading in regional markets — and in free zones, registration with full foreign ownership is possible.
Residence routes, durations and thresholds in UAE law change over time. Before any payment or filing, I review the current rules against your specific situation and tell you plainly which route fits — and which does not.
Buying property in Dubai and the UAE
Property is one of the most active — and most fraud-exposed — fields for Iranian buyers in Dubai. My work covers the legal side of the purchase: reviewing the developer and the transaction, checking the property’s legal status and necessary enquiries, preparing and reviewing purchase and lease contracts, and completing the legal and administrative steps of transfer — in many cases without the buyer needing to be present. The rule I give every client: verify the legality of everyone you are dealing with before money moves.
Litigation and family matters in the UAE
With Emirati counsel, I handle civil and criminal matters for Iranians in the UAE — including lifting travel bans, sale and tenancy problems, division of property and inheritance, fraud and forgery cases, and family matters. I also follow up assets and real estate located in Iran for clients living in the UAE, without their needing to travel back.
Currency disputes — a speciality
Currency cases — remittance disputes, unfulfilled currency obligations, currency claims and related banking violations — are a speciality of this practice. These files are few but highly sensitive, and they need a lawyer who knows banking policy on both sides. See the Persian flagship page on رفع تعهد ارزی.
How working with me starts
1. First conversation — tell me the matter briefly, by WhatsApp or email, from wherever you are. 2. Consultation — I review the documents and give a clear initial opinion, including the route in each country. 3. Full review — we set the steps, the timeline, and the role of UAE counsel together.
Contact
- Phone & WhatsApp: +98 912 733 4842
- Email: info@vakilmoloudzadeh.com
- Office (Tehran): No. 19, Unit 6, Hafezi (Dad) Alley, above Sadr Bridge, Shariati St., Tehran
- Hours: 09:00–16:00, Saturday to Wednesday
Persian site: vakilmoloudzadeh.com · Consultation request (Persian)