Facility managed by Alhind to offer comprehensive passport and consular services starting July 22; Keralite-owned mall enhances convenience for Indian expatriates
DUBAI, UAE : Facility managed by Alhind to offer comprehensive passport and consular services starting July 22; Keralite-owned mall enhances convenience for Indian expatriates
The Indian expatriate community in Dubai marked a major milestone today with the official opening of the UAE’s largest Indian Passport Service Centre at UW Mall, located in Al Mankhool. Operated through Alhind, the state-of-the-art hub will process all Indian passport and related consular applications under one roof starting July 22, significantly upgrading service delivery and reducing waiting times for residents.
The initiative represents a major achievement for Keralite entrepreneurship in the region. UW Mall is managed by young entrepreneur Muhammed Suhaib, son of prominent Non-Resident Indian (NRI) businessman Sulaiman T.M. The establishment of this high-capacity facility within a shopping venue offers a streamlined service environment paired with modern lifestyle amenities.
Infrastructure and Visitor Conveniences
Designed to handle high daily footfalls with efficiency, the passport service centre is backed by the comprehensive commercial infrastructure of UW Mall. Management confirmed that the venue has been fully optimized to cater to families and individual applicants alike.
- Parking Infrastructure: Ample covered and surface parking bays to accommodate peak-hour visitors.
- Family Amenities: Dedicated prayer rooms, a multi-cuisine food court, and waiting lounges.
- Retail Options: Direct access to prominent international and regional retail brand outlets.
Highlighting the readiness of the venue, Mall Manager Praveen stated that UW Mall has integrated all necessary logistical arrangements to ensure a smooth, comfortable experience for the Indian diaspora. “UW Mall is fully prepared to warmly welcome the Indian community with world-class facilities and seamless service delivery,” he noted.
