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Investor Visa (Federal) This visa is issued to foreign investors who invest a significant amount in the UAE economy. It's designed to attract high-net-worth individuals who contribute to the country's economic growth.
Golden Visa Introduced to attract skilled professionals, investors, entrepreneurs, and outstanding students to reside in the UAE long-term. It grants residency for 5 or 10 years, renewable as long as the criteria are met.
Freelancer Visa Offered in some free zones like Dubai Media City and Dubai Internet City, allowing freelancers to work independently. It provides a legal framework for freelancers to operate in the UAE.
Retirement Visa Available to retirees over a certain age who meet specific financial criteria. It allows retirees to live in the UAE without needing a sponsor.
Long-term Visit Visa Introduced to attract families of skilled workers and investors. It's valid for up to 5 or 10 years and allows holders to stay in the UAE without needing a traditional sponsor.
Talent Visa Aimed at attracting individuals with specialized talents in various fields like arts, culture, science, and technology. It supports the UAE's efforts to become a global hub for talent and innovation.
Special Entry Permit (Virtual Working Program) Introduced to attract remote workers who can work for overseas employers while residing in the UAE. It allows professionals to live in the UAE for up to one year without a local employer sponsor.
Investor Residence Permit (Real Estate Investor Visa) For individuals who invest in property in the UAE. It allows them to obtain a residency visa based on property ownership.
Application Process and Requirements
Sponsorship Depending on the visa type, sponsorship may be required from a UAE resident, company, or free zone authority.
Documentation Required documents vary but typically include passport copies, photographs, application forms, proof of investment or financial means, and other specific documents related to the visa type.
Processing Applications are usually processed through relevant UAE authorities, immigration departments, or free zone authorities.
Benefits and Considerations
Residency Many of these visa types grant residency in the UAE, allowing individuals and families to live, work, and study in the country.
Business Opportunities Investors and entrepreneurs benefit from business-friendly policies, access to markets, and strategic location advantages in the UAE.
Family Sponsorship Residency visas often allow holders to sponsor immediate family members to join them in the UAE.
Sector-specific Opportunities Some visas, like the Talent Visa and Freelancer Visa, cater to specific professional groups, promoting growth in niche industries.
Passport A valid passport with at least 6 months validity beyond your intended stay in Dubai. Clear photocopies of the passport's bio page(s).
Visa Application Form Completed and signed visa application form. This can usually be filled out online or obtained from the relevant visa processing center.
Photographs Recent passport-sized photographs with specific dimensions (usually 4.3 cm x 5.5 cm) taken against a white background.
Flight Itinerary A confirmed round-trip flight itinerary or airline ticket.
Hotel Booking or Accommodation Details Proof of accommodation for the duration of your stay in Dubai. This can be a hotel reservation or a letter of invitation from your host with their residential details if staying with family or friends.
Financial Documents Proof of sufficient funds to cover your expenses during your stay in Dubai. This could include bank statements for the last 3-6 months, credit card statements, or a letter of sponsorship if someone else is funding your trip.
Employment Documents If employed, a letter from your employer stating your position, salary, and duration of employment. Sometimes, a no-objection certificate (NOC) from your employer may be required. If self-employed, copies of your business license and company bank statements.
Travel Insurance Some visa types may require proof of travel insurance that covers medical expenses and repatriation.
Additional Requirements Depending on the type of visa (e.g., business visa, family visa), additional documents such as invitation letters, birth/marriage certificates, or business-related documents may be required.
Passport A valid passport with at least 6 months validity beyond your intended stay in Dubai. Clear photocopies of the passport's bio page(s).
Visa Application Form Completed and signed visa application form. This can usually be filled out online or obtained from the relevant visa processing center.
Photographs Recent passport-sized photographs with specific dimensions (usually 4.3 cm x 5.5 cm) taken against a white background.
Flight Itinerary A confirmed round-trip flight itinerary or airline ticket.
Hotel Booking or Accommodation Details Proof of accommodation for the duration of your stay in Dubai. This can be a hotel reservation or a letter of invitation from your host with their residential details if staying with family or friends.
Financial Documents Proof of sufficient funds to cover your expenses during your stay in Dubai. This could include bank statements for the last 3-6 months, credit card statements, or a letter of sponsorship if someone else is funding your trip.
Employment Documents If employed, a letter from your employer stating your position, salary, and duration of employment. Sometimes, a no-objection certificate (NOC) from your employer may be required. If self-employed, copies of your business license and company bank statements.
Travel Insurance Some visa types may require proof of travel insurance that covers medical expenses and repatriation.
Additional Requirements Depending on the type of visa (e.g., business visa, family visa), additional documents such as invitation letters, birth/marriage certificates, or business-related documents may be required.
