The Consulate General of Saudi Arabia in Dubai is located on Al Seef Road in the Bur Dubai/Umm Hurair area, serving Saudi nationals across Dubai and the northern emirates. Benchmark handles the separate job of getting Saudi-issued documents attested for use in the UAE, from our Oud Metha office.
The Consulate General is located on Al Seef Road, handling passport, civil registry and consular matters for Saudi nationals — a separate function from document attestation, which follows its own government-to-government chain.
Saudi Arabia is not a Hague Apostille signatory, so documents follow the full legalisation chain: notarisation, Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs authentication, UAE Embassy Riyadh legalisation, and MOFA Dubai.
Benchmark manages this route for degrees, personal certificates and commercial documents, coordinating each stage so nothing sits waiting on the wrong desk.
Passport and civil registry matters for Saudi nationals go through the consulate directly.
Document attestation for UAE use — degrees, personal certificates, commercial documents — is a separate legalisation process that Benchmark coordinates end-to-end.
No, so Saudi documents for UAE use need the full embassy and MOFA legalisation chain, with no apostille shortcut.
No, the consulate handles passport and civil matters. Document attestation for UAE use runs through a separate chain that Benchmark manages.
Typically 3-5 weeks across notary, Saudi MFA, and UAE Embassy Riyadh stages, plus 1-2 working days for the final MOFA Dubai stamp.
Yes, incorporation certificates, board resolutions and POAs follow the same four-stage chain.
Yes, with a signed authorisation letter.
