Dubai Police have launched a doorstep delivery service for items lost and found within the United Arab Emirates.
The scheme will make it easier for people to reclaim belongings reported lost and then found by the police - such as phones, wallets or passports - without needing to visit a variety of service centres to collect them.
In an official post on their X account, Dubai Police explained the items can be delivered to either your home or workplace through approved couriers.
They also advised the public that to request the service, they need to contact the call centre at by calling 901.
Your lost belongings, delivered straight to you wherever you are.
— Dubai Policeشرطة دبي (@DubaiPoliceHQ) July 27, 2026
Items found in Dubai can be delivered to your home or workplace anywhere in the UAE through an approved courier.
To request this service, please contact our Call Center at 901.#DubaiPoliceServices
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