Home Moving in Dubai
Full home relocation — loading, transport and placement of your belongings, with optional packing and furniture disassembly.
Tell us what you need in your own words:
or answer a few quick questions
- What is the size of the property? — Studio, 1 Bedroom, 2 Bedrooms, 3 Bedrooms, 4+ Bedrooms, Villa
- Where are you moving to? — Within the same building, Within the same area, Another area in the same city, Another city or emirate, Not decided yet
Related services
- Furniture & Single Item Moving
- International Moving
- Moving + Cleaning Package
- Office & Commercial Moving
- Other Moving works
- Packing & Unpacking
- Storage Services
FAQ
How much does Home Moving cost in Dubai?
Market prices for Home Moving in Dubai typically range from AED 700 to AED 1800 per job. On average, customers pay around AED 1200 per job. These figures are reference data from public price lists of Dubai service providers, not a quote from Everlook. The final price comes from your pro’s offer and depends on the scope of work, materials and site access.
How much does it cost to post a job?
Nothing — you never pay Everlook. Posting is free, you're never obliged to hire, and you pay your chosen contractor directly for the work itself.
Who are the contractors?
Licensed companies and independent pros working in the UAE. We verify their trade licences before they can send offers.
How fast will I get offers?
Usually within a few hours. Urgent jobs often get offers even faster.
Will I get spam calls?
No. Contractors contact you through Everlook chat — you choose who to talk to and when.
Guides and tips from the Everlook blog
- Pack It Yourself or Pay the Movers in Dubai: How to Decide — Most Dubai tenants should pack part of the flat themselves and pay the crew for the kitchen, the electronics and anything framed. That split decides what transit cover pays on, and whether you are boxed before the service-lift window opens.
- Movers Damaged Your Furniture in Dubai: What You Can Actually Claim — When movers damage your furniture in Dubai, UAE law puts the loss on the carrier from the moment it takes your goods. What decides the size of your claim is the contract you signed, the delivery note you sign next, and how fast you act.
- Moving Into a Dubai Apartment: The Permit, NOC and Lift Booking You Need First — A Dubai move is gated by paperwork: a live tenancy registration, a landlord NOC, a building move permit and a booked service lift. The order to chase them in, what the building demands of your movers, and what goes wrong on the day.