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At Clever Corp Business Advisors, we provide visa services in Dubai to help you obtain a residency visa in the UAE. There are several ways to obtain a residency visa, with the most common being through employment or a partner visa. We assist you with all the necessary legal paperwork required to process a residency visa.
Residence or Family Visa: For people who plan to become permanent residents of UAE in the future. This visa is issued for three years.
Tourist Visa: As evident from the name, it is for visitors who visit Dubai for tourism purposes.
Maid Visa: Different from employee visa or work permit. The employer must have a valid residence visa before sponsoring the arrival of a maid.
UAE Transit Visa: For visitors who are traveling to some other destination but are just stopping by UAE due to flight layovers.
Visit Visa: If you are visiting a person living in the UAE, they may sponsor your visa. This type is known as the Visit Visa.
Service Visa: For people in the UAE for only up to 14 days, usually for business purposes, and have confirmed return tickets.
eVisa: For GCC nationals or expatriate residents living in the UAE, the government offers the facility of an online visa application.
Student Visa: For students who visit the UAE to pursue educational courses.
Dubai is a land full of opportunities for everyone. You can grow professionally, experience a more luxurious way of living, or have the best of both worlds by moving to this city.
One of the significant Dubai residence visa requirements is the paperwork. You may be required to submit several documents through the procedure. Keeping these documents ready before beginning the application process is a great way to ensure an efficient experience.
Here’s a list of a few necessary documents:
The Dubai residence visa cost varies according to the type of visa and the purpose of your visit. But you can stop stressing about this by simply contacting Clever Corp Business Advisors for visa services in Dubai.
Employment visa is the most common way of getting a residence visa in the UAE. Once an expat is employed with any company in the UAE, the process for an employment visa is initiated. The visa requires approval from the Ministry of Labor for the work permit and the labor permit. Once this is obtained, an E-visa entry permit is issued from immigration. A medical checkup and UAE National ID process follow, after which the residency is stamped on the employee’s passport. An employment visa issued by any mainland company is valid for 2 years, while an employment visa issued by a Free Zone authority in Dubai is valid for 3 years.
The investor visa is issued to individuals who are investing in the country to set up their business. To be eligible for the investor visa, the shareholder or owner must have a share value of more than AED 70,000 in the business. The minimum declared share capital for a mainland company is usually AED 300,000. Regardless of the number of shareholders in the company, the immigration department allows for only two investor visas to be issued per company. The rest of the investors can obtain an employment visa from the company. The investor visa is valid for 3 years. To process the investor visa, the individual must submit their latest six-month bank statement.
The expats holding an Employment visa/Investor visa/Freelance Permit visa can sponsor their family members like their spouse, children and parents. To sponsor a spouse and children on an Employment visa, the individual must earn a salary of AED 3,000 per month, with accommodation provided by the employer or a fixed salary of AED 4,000 per month. In case a wife is sponsoring her husband, children, etc, the salary requirement is AED 10,000 per month. In addition to the salary, the marriage and birth certificates will be required. In case of the person holding an Investor visa, the dependents can be sponsored based on the DEWA bill, documentation of marriage and birth certificates and a deposit of AED 3,000 per dependent. The marriage certificate and birth certificate must be attested in the UAE Embassy of the applicant’s home country and in MOFA, UAE in order to process the dependent visa. The individual must also submit the tenancy agreement and latest DEWA bill as supporting documents. To process parent’s visa, he/she must have salary of AED 20,000 per month and a 2 Bed Room Apartment. The parent’s visa has to be processed for both Father and Mother together. In an unfortunate situation, if the parents are not together or one parent is deceased, the supporting legal documents must be submitted.
Visa services in Dubai offer a Freelancer Permit, which is available in a few Free zones in the UAE for specified professionals in Media, Education, and Technology related sectors. The Freelancer permit holders can avail the residence visa for 2 or 3 years depending on the Free zone they choose. To avail this permits the individual must submit the following documents.
You can apply for various types of visas, including tourist, transit, work, investor, student, and residence visas.
The documents required can vary depending on the type of visa and your specific circumstances. Generally, you will need to provide a passport copy, passport-sized photos, proof of accommodation, and proof of health insurance, among other documents.
The processing time for a visa can vary depending on the type of visa and the specific requirements involved. Tourist visas can be processed within a few days, while work visas and residence visas may take several weeks or even months.
Yes, it is possible to extend certain types of visas, such as tourist visas and residence visas. Our visa experts can advise you on the requirements and procedures for extending your visa.
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