Yes, walkie-talkies are legal in Dubai, but you should keep in mind that their use is carefully regulated by the Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA) and you will need to get a license from the TDRA to use them for any purposes, including personal and commercial.

The unauthorized use of walkie-talkie in Dubai is illegal, and if you violate TDRA regulations you can face fines and other legal penalties.

A licensed-free walkie-talkie is a two-way radio that doesn’t need a license from any governmental authority. These devices operate on frequencies that are reserved for low-power communications. But you should keep in mind that each region and country defines specific frequency bands for licensed-free use, often with limited range and quality.

It depends on where you want to use the device and what type of walkie-talkie you are using. In many countries, you only need a license to use walkie-talkies for commercial use. In Dubai however, you will need a license from the Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA) even for personal use.

The range of a walkie-talkie can vary widely depending on the brand, physical specifications of the environment within which they are used, weather conditions, and many other factors. Typically a professional walkie-talkie should be able to provide effective and clear communication within a range of a few hundred feet to several miles or more.

No! Walkie-talkies use radio waves to communicate which can be easily limited, disrupted, or manipulated by various factors like power output, frequency, the antenna design as well as your surrounding environment and obstacles in that area.