Work Visa (all types) in mainland and in free zone - A standard work visa in the UAE is an employer-sponsored document that allows an expatriate to reside and work as an employee in the UAE for a specified period, usually two years. Following this period, the employer is responsible for renewing or canceling the visa as necessary.

The remote work visa allows foreign citizens to work and live in the UAE for a year while remaining employed by a company in their home country or anywhere outside the UAE. Unlike most similar work permits, this visa does not require local sponsorship.

Emirates ID is a mandatory government-issued identity card for both citizens and residents of the UAE. It serves as an essential document for identification purposes and is required for various official transactions and services within the UAE. All UAE citizens and residents are required to apply for and possess an Emirates ID as part of the government's efforts to enhance security, streamline administrative processes, and facilitate access to government services.

A Residence Visa for family members in the UAE is a legal document that permits the family members of a resident or expatriate working in the UAE to reside in the country for a specified duration. This visa is typically sponsored by the UAE resident.

The renewal of a residence visa in the UAE refers to the process of extending the validity period of an existing residence visa, allowing individuals to legally continue residing in the country beyond the expiration date of their initial visa.

All foreigners residing in the UAE on a Residence Visa are required to have it cancelled if they intend to leave the country permanently. UAE visa cancellation must be initiated by the sponsor on behalf of the expatriate, similar to the process for applying for a UAE Visa.

The UAE's 'Golden visa' is a long-term residence visa which enables foreign talents to live, work or study in the UAE without a UAE sponsor. These visas are issued for five or ten years — depending on the category and upon meeting the eligibility criteria.

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Setting up a business in the UAE offers numerous privileges. These include, among others, seamless financial management with access to necessary funds, the ability to explore investment opportunities by leveraging surplus funds, efficient trade facilitation for import and export transactions, access to government contracts, and increased ownership control.

Medical insurance - It is mandatory for all residents of the UAE to have medical insurance coverage as per the country's healthcare regulations. Medical insurance plans typically cover various healthcare expenses, including doctor's consultations, hospitalization, surgeries, prescription medications, and diagnostic tests. Depending on the specific plan and provider, medical insurance may also offer additional benefits such as coverage for dental care, maternity services, and emergency medical evacuation.

MOFA attestation, also known as Ministry of Foreign Affairs attestation, is a process of verifying and authenticating documents for use in another country. This is legal requirement for all official documents, including educational certificates, marriage certificates, birth certificates and commercial documents to be used and recognized in the UAE.

Tourist visa is for those who are not eligible for visa on arrival or a visa-free entry to the UAE. Tourist visa can be obtained for eligible individual tourists from around the world.