To report cybercrime in Dubai, you can file a complaint using the eCrime website, operated by Dubai Police, or through the eCrimes platform provided by the UAE’s Ministry of Interior via the MoI UAE app.
Other digital tools include the My Safe Society app from the federal Public Prosecution and the Aman service from Abu Dhabi Police.
If needed, you can also call 999 or visit the nearest police station. Here’s a full guide on how to report cybercrimes in Dubai using official and recognized channels.
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Report Cybercrime in Dubai
Residents and visitors can report cybercrimes in Dubai directly through digital platforms and mobile apps. The main resource is the eCrime website managed by the Dubai Police.
This platform is dedicated to handling crimes involving digital technologies—such as online fraud, cyberbullying, and identity theft—occurring within the geographical boundaries of Dubai.
You can submit a report using:
- eCrime Website – Dubai Police: Fast and easy complaint submission.
- Dubai Police App: Available for Android and iOS users for on-the-go reporting.
- Smart Police Stations (SPS): Open 24/7, these stations offer physical locations with digital support for submitting cybercrime reports.
- MoI UAE App: Part of the national eCrimes platform by the Ministry of Interior; supports reporting for crimes across the UAE.
- My Safe Society App: Created by the UAE Federal Public Prosecution, this app allows reports and follow-ups on cyber-related cases.
If the situation is urgent or needs direct police action, call 999. For non-emergencies or inquiries, the Dubai Police Call Center can be reached at 901 or via live chat on their app or website.
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Dubai Cyber Crime Complaint
Filing a Dubai cyber crime complaint is a straightforward process if you have all required documents ready.
The Dubai Police eCrime portal and the MoI UAE app are the fastest methods for online submissions. The complaint process is instant, and you can track the status via the platform you used.
Required Documents for Filing an eCrime:
- Document Proving the Crime: Screenshots, chat logs, emails, or any other digital evidence.
- Defendant’s Information: Contact details or any identifiers of the victim.
- Accused’s Information: If known, provide names, usernames, phone numbers, or email addresses.
Once submitted through the Dubai Police App, website, or Smart Police Stations, the complaint is reviewed by the cybercrime investigation unit. You may be contacted for additional details or to provide further evidence.
Support channels for assistance:
- Call Center: 901 for general queries.
- Email: mail@dubaipolice.gov.ae
- Live Chat: Available on the Dubai Police website and app.
Legal Services for Dubai Cyber Crime Reporting
Our law firm provides expert legal support to individuals and businesses dealing with cybercrime in Dubai. Our lawyers specialize in:
- Drafting and submitting cybercrime complaints in line with UAE legal standards.
- Reviewing and organizing digital evidence, such as emails, messages, or screenshots.
- Legal representation during police investigations and Public Prosecution procedures.
- Filing civil compensation claims against individuals or entities responsible for the cybercrime.
- Defending clients who are falsely accused of cyber offenses under the UAE cybercrime law.
Whether you are a victim of online fraud, identity theft, or defamation—or need to respond to a complaint—we provide legal solutions tailored to Dubai’s cybercrime laws.
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