Dubai Police Introduces Doorstep Delivery Service for Lost Belongings

Dubai Police has introduced a new doorstep delivery service designed to make recovering lost belongings easier and more convenient for residents and visitors.
The new service allows people who have lost personal items to receive their recovered belongings at their preferred location, reducing the need to visit a police station in person.

Lost items delivered to your doorstep

The initiative is part of Dubai Police’s ongoing efforts to expand smart and customer-focused services.

Instead of travelling to collect a recovered item, eligible users can arrange for it to be delivered directly to their home or another suitable location.

The service is expected to make the recovery process particularly convenient for people with busy schedules, families, elderly residents and visitors to Dubai.

Supporting Dubai’s smart policing vision

The doorstep delivery initiative reflects Dubai Police’s wider focus on using technology and innovative services to improve interactions with the public.

Dubai has increasingly shifted government services towards digital platforms, allowing residents and visitors to complete more procedures remotely.

The new lost-and-found delivery option adds another layer of convenience by reducing unnecessary journeys and making the final stage of recovering a lost item more seamless.

What to do if you lose an item in Dubai

Residents and visitors who lose personal belongings should report the loss through the appropriate Dubai Police channels.

Once an item is located and the ownership is verified, eligible users can follow the instructions provided by Dubai Police regarding collection or delivery.

The availability, delivery areas, fees and eligibility requirements may vary depending on the type of item and circumstances.

Another step towards smarter public services

The new doorstep delivery service highlights Dubai Police’s continued efforts to provide services that are faster, easier and more accessible.

For residents and tourists, the initiative could turn what was once a time-consuming trip to collect a lost possession into a much simpler process — with the item potentially arriving directly at their doorstep.