Dubai: Top 5 Visa Types for You

1. Remote Work Visa 1:05
2. Company Setup (Employee Visa). 2:20
3. Company (Employee visa 2) 4:15
4. Skilled Professional Visa (Golden Visa) 5:27
5. Investor Golden Visa. 6:37

Other Visa Types

Employment Visa: Employment visas are for foreign nationals who have been offered a job in Dubai. The sponsoring company or employer is responsible for obtaining this visa.

Residence Visa: Residence visas are issued to expatriates living and working in Dubai. They are typically sponsored by employers and are required for long-term residency in the UAE.

Student Visa: Students planning to study in Dubai need a student visa, which is usually sponsored by the educational institution where they have been accepted.

Investor Visa: Individuals investing a substantial amount of money in Dubai can apply for an investor visa. The specific investment amount and requirements may vary.

Freelance Visa: Dubai offers a freelance visa for individuals who want to work as independent contractors or freelancers in specific industries, such as media, arts, and technology.

Golden Visa: This visa is designed for investors, entrepreneurs, and highly skilled professionals who meet certain criteria, such as property investment, starting a business, or having expertise in specific fields. It provides long-term residency in the UAE.

Family Visa: Family members of UAE residents and citizens can obtain family visas, allowing them to live in Dubai with their relatives.

Mission Visa: Diplomats, government officials, and employees of international organizations may be eligible for mission visas.

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