A Dubai Ayurveda proposal needed its treatment scope, practitioner permissions and healthcare-facility route defined separately from relaxation and product sales.
Activity reference from the supplied Dubai mainland register. Confirm current scope and conditions before applying.
Activity 8690018 · Dubai mainland · DET reference
A health facility licensed to provide ayurvedic Indian medicine, based on Indian philosophy of understanding human body, medicine and treatment. Indian medicine consists of natural resources of herbs, message, oils, nutrition, exercises, yoga and diet.
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Activity, legal form and Dubai mainland
Owner / You and VantablackNamed team, checklist and your project timeline
Owner / VantablackDocuments and activity checks.
Passports, KYC and anything the activity needs
Owner / You, checked by VantablackSubmitted to the Department of Economy and Tourism
Owner / Vantablack, then the authorityRequired before you can operate this activity
Owner / Dubai Health AuthorityPremises and the licence decision.
Lease and Ejari for the dedicated premises
Owner / You and VantablackYour company exists; documents in your workspace
Owner / The authorityFollow-on work in your agreed scope.
Immigration file for you and your team
Owner / Vantablack PRO teamBank application, VAT and Corporate Tax registration
Owner / Vantablack and the bankList your services on the Ecosystem and receive requests
Owner / You, on VantablackTime markers are our service standards; authority steps follow the authority’s own timeline, and approvals are the authority’s decision. Your accepted quote confirms which post-licence services are included. Sales depend on licensing, approvals and demand.
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A Dubai Ayurveda proposal needed its treatment scope, practitioner permissions and healthcare-facility route defined separately from relaxation and product sales.
The client wanted an Ayurveda centre in Dubai. The investigation needed to distinguish the proposed clinical services from relaxation, exercise and sales of oils or remedies. A broad wellness label could not establish the facility, practitioner or product permissions required for the actual concept.
List each service and product, identify who would provide or supply it, and confirm the appropriate authority route. If pursuing clinical Ayurveda services, check DHA facility and professional requirements together. Keep any relaxation-only concept and product sales as separate scope questions; the account does not record which option the client ultimately pursued.
DHA’s current professional exam guide lists Ayurveda Practitioner within Traditional Complementary and Integrative Medicine (TCIM), a field also described in older material as TCAM. This recognises a professional category; it does not establish that every proposed technique, practitioner or business premises is authorised.
DHA professional exam guidance: Ayurveda Practitioner in TCIM — checked 20 October 2026. Read the official publication.
DHA’s new-facility process produces an inactive licence on approval. Its activation service includes professional licences, a medical director, a valid trade licence and inspection. Clinical operation must wait for the applicable final approval and active status; a commercial licence or individual qualification alone is insufficient.
DHA Sheryan: New Facility License — checked 20 October 2026. Read the official publication.
DHA Sheryan: Activate Facility License — checked 20 October 2026. Read the official publication.
DHA Sheryan: cosmetic privileges and active facility requirements — checked 20 October 2026. Read the official publication.
For oils, remedies or supplements proposed for sale or dispensing, check classification, registration and the applicant’s permitted supply activity separately. EDE classification considers presentation, composition, use and design and determines whether its marketing authorisation is required. Do not assume a healthcare-facility licence approves every product.
EDE: Classification of a Medical Product — checked 20 October 2026. Read the official publication.
No TCAM/TCIM facility licence, practitioner activation, product registration, opening, actual timeline or cost is recorded. Define the proposed service before choosing between healthcare and relaxation routes. The case makes no treatment-safety or effectiveness claim and does not imply that clinical work has begun.
Related investigation: Case 60.
Assess the clinical premises, service scope, design and building/sector permissions before committing to works. A company-address package does not license treatment premises.
Quote company and professional work separately from product dossiers or clinical approvals, premises, equipment and operating costs. No actual case budget or verified authority tariff is supplied here.
Planning guidance, not a statement of this client’s costs or completed approvals. Confirm the specific scope and quotation.
Classification follows what is actually done with patients or products. Corporate formation does not by itself authorise clinical treatment, a health facility or each product.
A clinical service, restricted ingredient, new treatment or additional product can introduce a separate regulatory path.
