Question 1

How much does a Servcorp office cost in Dubai?

Accepted Answer

Servcorp workspace in the United Arab Emirates averages AED 5,360 per desk per month across the 72 listings available here. That is an average, not a starting rate, so a single interior room sits below it and a fitted team floor above.

Servcorp's own site advertises serviced offices from AED 5,500 a month excluding VAT, which is its entry figure rather than what a given office costs. Tower, desk count and term decide your quote.

Question 2

Where are Servcorp's locations in the UAE?

Accepted Answer

Servcorp has six buildings listed in the United Arab Emirates: four in Dubai and two in Abu Dhabi, holding 72 available workspaces between them.

Servcorp's own site names Emirates Towers, Boulevard Plaza, Almas Tower and Al Habtoor Business Tower in Dubai, and Etihad Towers and the World Trade Center in Abu Dhabi. Each tower differs in floor level, view and price, so compare the listings rather than assuming they match.

Question 3

Can I rent a private office at Servcorp in the UAE?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Private offices are the main Servcorp product listed in the United Arab Emirates, at 63 of its 72 available workspaces across the six Dubai and Abu Dhabi towers. They come furnished and air conditioned with 24/7 access.

Servcorp says its offices are sound-rated and supported by bilingual receptionists and on-site IT staff. Size, tower and term decide the monthly figure you are quoted.

Question 4

Does Servcorp offer a virtual office in the UAE?

Accepted Answer

Servcorp's own site lists a virtual office from AED 900 a month excluding VAT, with the first month free and no deposit, covering a business address at one of its towers, mail handling and a local phone number with receptionist cover.

Virtual offices are not among the Servcorp workspaces listed here, which are private offices and coworking desks, so a virtual package is arranged directly with Servcorp.

Question 5

Can I use a Servcorp address for a UAE trade licence?

Accepted Answer

Whether a Servcorp address can support a UAE trade licence is decided by the licensing authority for your emirate or free zone, not by the listing, so confirm it with that authority before you apply.

Servcorp's own site advertises company registration assistance from AED 11,000 excluding VAT. Requirements differ by emirate, by free zone and by the activity you are licensed for, so enquire on a listing and the operator confirms what a given address covers.

Question 6

Does Servcorp offer coworking or hot desks in the UAE?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Five of the 72 Servcorp workspaces listed in the United Arab Emirates are coworking desks, in towers across Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Servcorp's own site describes hot desks, dedicated desks and booth seating, priced from AED 720 a month with the first month free.

A desk gives you the shared floor and the building's kitchen, lounge and printing facilities rather than a lockable room.

Question 7

Can I book a meeting room at Servcorp in Dubai?

Accepted Answer

Servcorp says meeting rooms and boardrooms at its UAE towers can be booked from ten minutes up to a full day, from AED 190 an hour, with videoconferencing, catering and IT support available and no contract required.

Meeting rooms are not listed as separate bookable spaces for the six Servcorp buildings here, so reserve them through Servcorp. Rates vary by tower and room size.

Question 8

What is included with a Servcorp office in the UAE?

Accepted Answer

Every Servcorp building listed in the United Arab Emirates records 24/7 access, a kitchen, reception services, mail handling, printing facilities and a business lounge, and all six are furnished, air conditioned and have disabled access.

Servcorp adds bilingual secretarial support, on-site IT help and secure wi-fi. What falls inside the monthly fee and what is charged on usage is set out in the individual agreement, so check it line by line.

Question 9

How long is a Servcorp agreement in the UAE?

Accepted Answer

Terms run from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer, and the length you pick affects the rate: longer commitments are generally cheaper per desk. Servcorp's site notes that serviced offices take a one-month deposit, while its coworking and virtual office products are advertised without one.

Options differ by tower and by the specific office, so confirm the term and notice period before signing.

Question 10

How quickly can a team move into a Servcorp office?

Accepted Answer

Because every listed Servcorp building is furnished, air conditioned and already staffed with reception and IT support, a team can usually start work once the agreement is signed and the deposit is paid. There is no fit-out to organise.

Timing depends on the tower, the size of the office and any trade licence or Ejari paperwork you still need, so raise those at the first conversation.