of the UAE population used the internet in 2024.
Source: World BankUAE servicesWebsite traffic for the UAE.
Website traffic for the UAE.
Local reach. Clear results.
The World Bank reports that 100% of the UAE population used the internet in 2024. When nearly every resident is online, access is not the problem. Relevance is: the right emirate, the right language and the right buyer for your offer. FastVisits plans UAE campaigns from its home office in Dubai Silicon Oasis, with AED quotes and results you can check.
residents in the UAE in 2025.
Source: World Bank estimateUAE time. Delivery windows and daily reports can use local time.
Source: UAE Government portalQuotes for UAE clients can be issued in UAE dirhams. The dirham is pegged to the US dollar at AED 3.6725.
Source: UAE Government portalOur UAE servicesA campaign for each
A campaign for each
emirate and sector.
A visitor in Dubai and a visitor in Fujairah may need different offers. These pages explain how to plan by emirate, language and industry.
UAE 01 / Dubai
Dubai website traffic
Visitors from Dubai for offers that serve the city, its districts and its business customers.
Service detailsUAE 02 / Abu DhabiAbu Dhabi website traffic
A separate plan for Abu Dhabi city, Al Ain and Al Dhafra.
Service detailsUAE 03 / Northern EmiratesSharjah and Northern Emirates traffic
Campaigns for Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah.
Service detailsUAE 04 / LanguageArabic and bilingual campaigns
Arabic, English or bilingual ads that lead to a page in the same language.
Service detailsUAE 05 / E-commerceUAE e-commerce traffic
Visitors for online stores that sell and deliver in the UAE.
Service detailsUAE 06 / Real estateReal estate traffic in the UAE
Visitors for developers and brokers, with a permit check before launch.
Service detailsUAE 07 / B2BB2B traffic for UAE companies
Visitors for service firms, free zone companies and suppliers that sell to other businesses.
Service detailsUAE 08 / HospitalityHospitality and tourism traffic
Visitors for hotels, restaurants, tours and events in the UAE.
Service detailsUAE 09 / GCCGCC website traffic
Separate campaigns for Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman from a UAE base.
Service detailsWhy local detail matters
One national budget can hide seven markets.
A national campaign can hide local differences. A visitor in Abu Dhabi may look for a different service area than a visitor in Ras Al Khaimah. A bilingual audience may respond to an Arabic headline and still expect English details on the page. When all of these people share one budget, the strongest group can hide a weak one.
For example, a cleaning company that serves only Dubai pays for wasted visits when the campaign also reaches Fujairah. The visitor count rises, but the number of jobs it can book stays flat.
Your UAE brief can name the emirates you serve, the language of each ad and the action that counts as a result. This works because each choice removes visitors who cannot buy, and the report shows the cost of a useful result in each market.
Rules and calendar
Local details that shape a UAE campaign.
Each point below changes how a campaign is priced, scheduled or reviewed in the UAE.
Declared prices
UAE consumer protection law gives consumers the right to receive a service at the declared price. Every quote for a UAE client can state the total in AED and shows any fees before payment.
Consent for personal data
Federal Decree Law No. 45 of 2021 requires consent for most processing of personal data. A lead form needs a clear purpose and consent wording, so the leads can be used with confidence.
The working week
Government offices work Monday to Friday, and Sharjah government entities work Monday to Thursday. Most private companies close only on Sundays, so B2B delivery can follow your buyers’ working days.
Ramadan hours
Private-sector working hours fall by two hours per day during Ramadan. A campaign plan can adjust delivery hours and the time your team needs to answer calls.
Property permits
Dubai Land Department issues permits for real estate advertisements, including electronic advertisements, through the Trakheesi system. A Dubai property campaign starts after the permit.
Respect for local values
The consumer protection law requires suppliers to respect consumers’ religious values, customs and traditions. Ad images and wording for UAE audiences are reviewed with that rule in mind.
This section is general information based on UAE government sources. It is not legal advice.
Common questions
UAE campaign answers.
Can a campaign target one emirate?
Yes, where the placement supports emirate targeting. Location is an estimate, so each proposal states the method and how visits near a boundary are handled.
Can I receive a quote in dirhams?
Yes. Sample prices on this website are in US dollars, and UAE clients can receive a written quote in AED. The quote shows the final total, any fees and whether VAT applies.
Can campaigns run in Arabic?
Yes. Ads and landing pages can run in Arabic, English or both. The ad language and the page language need to match for each audience.
Do you work with companies outside the UAE?
Yes. The UAE is our home market, and FastVisits also runs campaigns in North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Latin America. The international markets page explains each region.
Where is FastVisits based?
FastVisits is operated by Nomad Minds FZCO, Dubai Silicon Oasis, DDP, Building A1, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. You can call +971 55 401 8648.
Practical reading
Put the plan into practice.
A local test benefits from an explicit scope. The AED 1,000 Dubai campaign plan joins service coverage, a useful outcome and a loss limit.
Delivery should also match follow-up capacity. The six UAE scheduling checks turn local working hours into a documented plan.
A practical next step
UAE campaign preview A UAE campaign starts with the right emirate.
The campaign preview shows sample prices in US dollars for the UAE, each main area and the wider GCC.