UAE Investor Visa: Long-Term Dubai Residency Without a Company
The UAE Investor Visa gives property owners and business investors a 2–10 year UAE residence visa. We handle the full application, Emirates ID, and medical.
Who this is for
- Dubai property owners assessing the Land Department's investor-residence criteria
- Business owners who have invested in a UAE-registered company
- High-net-worth individuals seeking long-term UAE tax residency
- Those who want UAE residency as investors rather than employees
What's included
- Investor visa application document preparation
- Medical fitness test coordination
- Biometrics appointment guidance
- Emirates ID application
- Status tracking dashboard
How it works
Confirm eligibility
Property ownership or business investment verified.
Document preparation
Title deed, company documents, passport, photos.
Entry permit and medical
Medical fitness and biometrics completed.
Visa stamped and Emirates ID issued
Full process typically 3–6 weeks.
Frequently asked questions
What qualifies for the UAE Investor Visa?
Dubai Land Department's two-year property-investor service lists individual property owners regardless of value, with different conditions for joint ownership. Business-investor and Golden Visa routes have separate eligibility criteria; we check the appropriate authority and emirate before applying.
How long is the UAE Investor Visa valid?
2–10 years depending on the investment category. The Golden Visa (10 years) is available for larger investments.
Can I sponsor family members?
Yes. A UAE residence visa allows you to sponsor a spouse and dependent children.
Does this cover the Golden Visa?
Dubai Land Department has a separate property Golden Visa service for qualifying investments of at least AED 2 million, with its own ownership and mortgage-evidence conditions. We can assist with standard and Golden Visa applications after route-specific eligibility review.
Review before you continue
Check the listed scope, requirements, price note, and FAQs. Final decisions remain with the relevant bank, government authority, or institution.
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