How does Tasheel help with hiring a domestic worker in the UAE?

Tasheel centres are the official service counters for labour-related transactions, and for domestic workers they handle the government paperwork side of hiring: processing the work permit application, registering the standard contract, and handling renewals through the official systems. They do not find the worker for you. Recruitment itself, if you are hiring from abroad or through an agency, goes through licensed domestic-worker recruitment offices, which operate under a regulated framework with standard contracts and defined protections. The usual order looks like this: decide whether you are recruiting through an agency or hiring someone already in the UAE with transferable status; agree terms and sign the standard domestic-worker contract; the service centre processes the work permit; if the worker is abroad, an entry permit is issued; after arrival come the medical test, Emirates ID registration, and the residence visa through the immigration authority. As the sponsor, prepare your Emirates ID and passport copies, proof of income, and your tenancy contract, plus the worker's passport details and photographs. Remember that domestic workers have their own federal law covering wages, rest days, and leave, and the registered contract is what gets enforced. A licensed UAE lawyer can step in if a dispute with an agency or over the contract arises later.