Typing a work volume estimate request for quota applications

Types the work volume estimate request supporting your establishment's quota application with MOHRE.

Start this request processing: 3 days

How it works

  1. 1

    Documents

    You

  2. 2

    Reviewed by MARIO E.G.S.H AI

    MARIO E.G.S.H AI

  3. 3

    Submitted at Tasheel

    Runner at MOHRE

  4. 4

    Permit issued

    MOHRE

Documents required

  • Valid trade licence

    copy
  • Evidence of work volume (e.g. contracts, projects, invoices)

    copy
  • List of vehicles, according to the establishment's activity

    in some casescopyOnly if: For activities that use vehicles (e.g. transport, contracting)

Conditions, time and validity

  • Valid trade licence and an active establishment file.
  • The premises must be reachable and open for the evaluators (Taqyeem works Saturday to Thursday, 8 am to 8 pm).
Processing time
Depends on the evaluation visit; MOHRE does not state a time for the visit itself.
Validity of the result
The Taqyeem report must be valid when the quota is requested (validity period not published).
Where it is applied for
Tasheel service centres (the request is sent to a Taqyeem provider); MOHRE also has the Taqyeem app.

Steps at the authority

  1. The centre types the estimate request in Tasheel; it is transferred electronically to a Taqyeem provider.
  2. Evaluators visit the establishment.
  3. The report is used for the quota request.

Tips that save you a trip

  • Give a mobile number that answers: the evaluators call before the visit.

Common reasons for rejection or delay

  • Evaluators could not find or enter the premises.

Questions and answers

Do I always need Taqyeem for a quota?

A proactive quota is given without an application; electronic quotas beyond it need a valid Taqyeem report.

Checked by the MARIO E.G.S.H team on 2026-10-08. Rules can change at any time; our consultant confirms the details for your case.

Legal basis

Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021 (Labour Relations) and its Executive Regulations (Cabinet Resolution No. 1 of 2022); Cabinet Resolution No. 21 of 2020 (MOHRE service fees and fines)

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