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A Spouse Residence Visa in the UAE allows a resident expatriate to sponsor their spouse to live in the country. Here’s a detailed guide on the requirements, process, and costs for obtaining a UAE Spouse Visa in 2025.
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If you are a resident expatriate in the UAE, you can sponsor your children (son/daughter) for a residence visa. Below is a complete guide on eligibility, requirements, costs, and the application process.
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If you are a UAE resident, you can sponsor your parents’ residence visa under certain conditions. The visa is usually granted for one year and is renewable.
The Investor/Partner Visa in the UAE allows foreign nationals to live and work in the country by investing in a business or becoming a shareholder in an existing company.
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A UAE Employment Visa allows foreign nationals to work legally in the country. It is issued to expatriates who have secured a job offer from a UAE-based company.
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If your baby is born in the UAE, you must apply for a Newborn Residence Visa within 120 days from birth to avoid fines. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to sponsor your child’s visa.
Read MoreIf you are sponsoring your spouse and children in the UAE, you must renew their residence visas before they expire to avoid fines. Below is a step-by-step guide on eligibility, requirements, costs, and the process for renewal.
Read MoreIf you are sponsoring your parents’ residence visa in the UAE, you must renew it before expiry to avoid fines. The Parents Visa is usually issued for 1 year and must be renewed annually.
Read MoreIf you are working in the UAE, your Employment Visa must be renewed before its expiry to continue working legally. Below is a step-by-step guide on the process, costs, and requirements.
Read MoreIf you hold a Partner or Investor Visa in the UAE, you must renew it before expiry to maintain your legal status. The Investor Visa is typically valid for 2 or 3 years and requires an updated medical test, Emirates ID, and visa stamping upon renewal.
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Visa stamping is the final step in obtaining or renewing a residence visa for your spouse and children in the UAE. It involves updating their passport with a residence visa sticker from the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) or Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security (ICP).
Read MoreVisa stamping is the final step in obtaining or renewing a Parents’ Residence Visa in the UAE. It involves updating their passport with a residence visa sticker from the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) or Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs, and Port Security (ICP).
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Visa stamping is the final step in obtaining or renewing an Employment Visa in the UAE. It involves updating your passport with a residence visa sticker issued by the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) or Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs, and Port Security (ICP).
Visa stamping is the final step in obtaining or renewing a Partner/Investor Visa in the UAE. It involves updating your passport with a residence visa sticker issued by the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) or Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs, and Port Security (ICP).
Read MoreThe UAE Virtual Work Visa is a 1-year residency permit for remote workers, freelancers, and digital nomads. This visa allows individuals to live in the UAE while working remotely for an overseas company.
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If you are sponsoring family members (spouse, children, or parents) in the UAE and need to cancel their residence visa, you must complete a formal cancellation process through GDRFA (Dubai) or ICP (Other Emirates).
Read MoreIf an employee is leaving their job in the UAE, the employer must cancel the employment visa before the individual can exit the country or switch to a new visa. This process involves canceling both the labor card (MOHRE) and the residence visa (GDRFA/ICP).
Read MoreIf you are an investor or partner in a UAE company and need to cancel your Investor/Partner Visa, you must complete the formal cancellation process through GDRFA (Dubai) or ICP (Other Emirates). This process involves canceling your residence visa and removing your name from the company records if required.
Read MoreIf you hold a UAE Virtual Work Visa (1-year remote work visa) and need to cancel it, you must complete the cancellation process through GDRFA (Dubai) or ICP (Other Emirates). This is required if you are leaving the UAE permanently or switching to a new visa.
Read MoreIf you have entered the UAE on an Entry Permit (Tourist, Employment, Investor, or Family Visa Entry Permit) but decide not to proceed with visa stamping, you must cancel the entry permit before leaving or applying for a new visa.
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If there is an error or change in personal details on a UAE Family Residence Visa, you must apply for data modification through GDRFA (Dubai) or ICP (Other Emirates). This applies to name, nationality, passport details, or other corrections.
Read MoreIf there is an error or change in company details on a UAE employment visa, you must apply for data modification through MOHRE (Ministry of Human Resources & Emiratisation) and GDRFA/ICP (Immigration authorities). This applies to company name, trade license number, designation, or employee details.
