The Photo Consent Form is an essential legal document used in the United Arab Emirates to obtain formal permission for taking, storing, and using photographs of individuals or groups. This document is particularly crucial in the UAE context due to strict privacy laws, cultural considerations, and data protection requirements. The form should be used whenever photographs of identifiable individuals are taken for professional, commercial, or institutional purposes. It addresses key aspects including usage rights, data protection, cultural sensitivity, and compliance with UAE federal laws such as the Cyber Crime Law (Federal Law No. 5 of 2012) and various emirate-specific data protection regulations. The document is typically required in both Arabic and English versions and must include clear provisions for consent withdrawal and data protection measures.

1. Parties: Identification of the photographer/organization obtaining consent and the person giving consent (including full name, Emirates ID, and contact details)

2. Background: Brief context about the photo shoot or purpose for which the photographs are being taken

3. Definitions: Key terms including 'Photographs', 'Usage Rights', 'Territory', 'Media Platforms', and 'Personal Data'

4. Consent Declaration: Clear statement of consent for taking, storing, and using photographs

5. Scope of Usage: Detailed description of how and where the photographs may be used

6. Duration of Consent: Time period for which the consent remains valid

7. Rights Granted: Specific rights being granted to the photographer/organization regarding the use of images

8. Privacy Protection: Statement on how personal data and photographs will be protected and stored

9. Withdrawal of Consent: Process and limitations for withdrawing consent

10. Governing Law: Specification that UAE law governs the agreement

11. Execution: Signature blocks for all parties, including witness if required