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Yes, you can claim the amount paid. But you need to go through the contract and check if there's any clause regarding the closure of the contract. If there's any evidence that the Promised LMIA is within some months of the consultancy, then you may complain to the Ministry of Labour or Consumer Rights.

Yes, you may have the right to claim your money back — especially if no LMIA was issued and it has been over 1.5 years.
If you paid around AED 90,000 and the service was not delivered as promised, this could amount to breach of contract or possible fraud, depending on what was agreed and what representations were made.
You should first gather:
- Payment receipts or bank transfer proof
- Signed agreement or service contract
- Emails, WhatsApp chats, and advertisements
- Any written promises about timelines or guarantees
You can then:
1) File a criminal complaint if there is evidence of deception.
2) File a civil claim to recover the amount paid.
3) Submit a complaint with the Consumer Protection authority if applicable.
Time is important in such matters, especially if the company is inactive or closing operations.