Support Process

Support Process for INAYA Services

This page explains how concerns and support requests are reviewed based on service type, availability and confirmed agreement.

✓ Identify the service, agreement, dates and relevant payments
✓ Describe the difference between agreed duties and the actual issue
✓ State the remedy requested: clarification, replacement or refund
✓ Keep the request, replies and any written outcome

INAYA support channels

Use the published office channels for an existing-service concern. If you begin by telephone, also keep a written summary and its date.

Prepare the request and records

Share your name, contact details and booking or agreement reference if available. Include the agreed scope, receipts, dates, a specific description of the concern and the remedy requested. Send relevant records only, without unnecessary family information or identity documents.

Request acknowledgement and follow-up

Ask for confirmation that the request was received, a reference if one is used, the person handling it and the expected next update. Keep this with the original request. Use the same dated record for the request and subsequent replies.

Review the outcome in writing

Ask for the contractual or legal basis for the outcome and the next action. If a refund is due, request the amount, calculation and any proposed deductions with their basis. For replacement, request the conditions, scope and proposed timing. Identify unresolved points and request further review through the same email channel.

Official escalation through MOHRE

For a dispute with a domestic worker recruitment office that has not been resolved amicably, MOHRE’s employers guide identifies the ministry website, MOHRE UAE app and Labour Claims and Advisory Call Centre on 80084 as complaint channels. For an employer–worker dispute, ask for the appropriate domestic-worker complaint route rather than assuming the private-sector employee service applies. Keep the agreement, receipts, dated communication and any reference issued by MOHRE.

INAYA’s internal review does not remove statutory rights or prevent use of the appropriate official channel. MOHRE determines the requirements and procedure for the case; this section does not promise a government decision date.

Make an existing-service review useful

Describe the concern against the booked duties

Share the booking and service details, then explain the concern in relation to the duties that were agreed. Separating an existing-service issue from a new request helps the team understand what needs review.

Use the confirmed agreement

Keep the agreement terms and relevant timing clear during the review. Replacement or refund eligibility depends on the selected service and the confirmed terms; a general support enquiry does not establish an entitlement or outcome.

Clarify the next step rather than assume it

After the case is reviewed, discuss the options applicable to the arrangement and current availability. Keep outstanding questions visible and confirm the next action with the team instead of treating this guide as a replacement commitment.