The 10-year UAE Golden Visa:six ways to qualify.

Yes. Qualifying property worth AED 2 million or more can lead to a 10-year Golden Visa. You can combine eligible properties, and mortgaged or off-plan property can qualify with the right documents.

The basic salary must be at least AED 30,000 per month (not the total package), received for at least 2 years, along with 2 years with the same employer, a qualifying job position and a bachelor's degree or higher.

Yes, if the company capital or your share of it is at least AED 2 million. Mainland and free zone companies may qualify, subject to authority approval and a set of company and auditor documents.

Yes. A qualifying fixed-term deposit of at least AED 2 million held with an approved UAE bank for at least 2 years can qualify, supported by an official bank deposit letter.

Indicative government fees start from about AED 4,175 for one applicant on most routes and about AED 9,459 on the property route. Our service fee is quoted separately in writing before you commit.

It depends on the route, the authority and how complete your documents are. Routes that need a nomination or a valuation can take longer. We give you a realistic timeline for your case before you start.

Yes. Golden Visa holders are generally exempt from the six-month absence rule that applies to many other residence visas.

Yes. Eligible spouses, children and parents can be sponsored. Each family member needs their own application, medical test (from age 18) and Emirates ID.

Unmarried daughters can generally stay under your sponsorship with no age limit. For sons, the rules can depend on age and the immigration requirements at the time, so we confirm your case first.

Eligible family members may stay in the UAE until their own residence permits expire. We can advise on the options if you are in this situation.

No. The Golden Visa is self-sponsored, so it is not tied to an employer or a local sponsor.

Yes. You can live, work, study and run a business with more flexibility than on a standard employer-sponsored visa. Some regulated professions still need their own licences.

In many cases, yes. An entry permit is issued first and you complete the medical test and Emirates ID biometrics after you arrive. Some routes, such as creative talent, need you to be in the UAE when you apply.

The Golden Visa is a UAE-wide programme, but each emirate has its own approving authority and some conditions. The Dubai Golden Visa is processed through Dubai authorities such as GDRFA and Dubai Land Department.

Yes. You can renew it for another 10 years if you still meet the requirements of your route when it expires.

Applications go through the official UAE channels, such as GDRFA Dubai and ICP. We prepare and file the application for you so you do not need to deal with each portal yourself.

Biometrics are generally required from age 15. Younger children do not need fingerprints.

Usually yes, from the approved centres. We book the one closest to you at a time that suits you.

It depends on the emirate. Dubai and some other emirates have their own rules on when insurance is needed. We tell you what applies to your application.

Approval is always decided by the authority. If a file is refused, we review the reason, explain your options and help correct the issues before reapplying where possible.

Generally yes. Golden Visa holders can sponsor family members without the salary and housing tests that apply to standard residence visas, though documents and attestation are still required.