UAE Golden Visa: 10-Year Dubai Residency
The UAE Golden Visa offers 10-year renewable residency for property investors, business owners, and exceptional professionals. We support your full application.
Who this is for
- Property investors with UAE real estate worth AED 2M or more
- Entrepreneurs seeking category-specific eligibility review for a long-term residence route
- Doctors, engineers, scientists, and other skilled specialists
- Those who want the longest possible UAE residency stability
What's included
- Golden Visa eligibility assessment
- Application document preparation
- Medical fitness and biometrics coordination
- Emirates ID application
- Status tracking from application to visa stamp
How it works
Eligibility confirmed
Property value, business valuation, or professional credentials verified.
Documents prepared
Title deed, property valuation, company documents, or credentials.
Application submitted
Filed through the ICA or GDRFA portal.
Visa issued
10-year residence visa stamped, typically 4–8 weeks total.
Frequently asked questions
What is the property investment threshold for the UAE Golden Visa?
Dubai Land Department's property Golden Visa service requires purchase value of at least AED 2 million. For a mortgaged property, its instructions require a bank letter showing AED 2 million paid; different emirates or categories may impose different conditions.
Can entrepreneurs qualify?
Some entrepreneurs may qualify under a separate Golden Residence category. Company value or an idea alone should not be treated as automatic eligibility; we check the current category, required approvals and documents with the responsible authority before applying.
Is the Golden Visa renewable?
Yes. The 10-year Golden Visa is renewable for further 10-year periods provided you still meet the qualifying conditions.
Can my family get a Golden Visa too?
Yes. Spouses and dependent children can be sponsored under the primary Golden Visa holder.
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