UAE work visa new employment visa rules & fees, requirements

[@SelbySivuyile]

Apart from the content itself, you were so informative, straight to the points and insightful on what a potential applicant needs to know. You answered the questions that led me to your video. 👊🏾👍🏽

[@visalibrary]

Thanks

[@hamidehzebhi1791]

Hi, does this kind of visa work for Iranian too? I got a job offer and I will apply for the visa. Do you think it could be rejected because of nationality? My employer is a big international company in dubai.

[@visalibrary]

Yes, UAE work visas are generally available to Iranians, and your nationality should not automatically lead to rejection. Since your employer is a reputable international company in Dubai, they likely have experience sponsoring work visas for applicants from various nationalities, including Iranians. However, visa approval depends on factors like your employer’s compliance with UAE labor laws, the accuracy of your application, and your ability to meet visa requirements (such as a valid passport, medical tests, and educational certificates). While political factors can sometimes influence visa processes, the UAE typically prioritizes economic and business interests, and qualified professionals are in demand. Make sure your employer handles the application process properly and provides all required documents to avoid delays or issues. If you meet all requirements and your employer has a good track record, your chances of approval should be strong.

[@levyrancho]

Very Helpful sir ! may allah bless you all the time shukran😊

[@visalibrary]

So nice of you

[@primemoverslovers]

Any website for check my employer has been applied my work visa application

[@visalibrary]

No

[@noncedo2364]

Very informative and straight to the point

[@visalibrary]

Glad it was helpful

[@ittanpaji7167]

Does all the people who are on employment visa needs aed3000 bank balance?

[@visalibrary]

You would better show to have enough money covering expenses.

[@TharunRajB4]

Is degree attestation is Mandatory for Work Visa?

[@butter1507]

What can i do if My employer applied for work visa and it was rejected

[@visalibrary]

If your UAE work visa was rejected, the first step is to ask your employer to check with MOHRE or GDRFA to understand the reason for the rejection, as it could be due to missing documents, errors, or quota issues. Once the issue is identified, work with your employer to correct it, such as resubmitting documents or waiting for a quota to reopen. If the rejection cannot be resolved, consider exploring alternative options like applying through a free-zone company or seeking another employer.

[@butter1507]

@ thank u for replying

[@amaljohny9913]

I signed a contract with a new company and i give my cancellation certificate.iam still waiting for coc for health insurance certificate from my old employer.my question is sir can my new company is able to start my new visa processing in the meantime while iam waiting to get the coc for health insurance?

[@visalibrary]

Your new company can typically begin some parts of the visa processing, such as applying for your work permit approval, but the final steps may require the Certificate of Cancellation (COC) for your health insurance. The UAE labor regulations require that all obligations from your previous employment are cleared, which includes the cancellation of your work visa and health insurance. It’s best to communicate with your new employer to confirm the specific documents they need and to follow up with your old employer to expedite the COC issuance.

[@TheEmmaSmith]

Hello, thank you for the video and all this information. Question: If I get a work visa and travel to the UAE do I need a return ticket before entering the country?

[@visalibrary]

Yes, when traveling to the UAE on a work visa, you typically need a return ticket before entering the country as proof of your intention to leave when your visa expires or your work assignment concludes. It's a common requirement for most countries to ensure visitors do not overstay their visas.

[@TheEmmaSmith]

@@visalibrary thank you for the reply. So in that case even if I get my resident visa and stay for long, I will always lose the value of that ticket since it was not used. Correct?

[@Veronica-tn2xc]

I want to know as well.

[@amutuhairewinnie8888]

Thank you sir, but tell me the actual months that work permit visa takes.thanks

[@visalibrary]

The processing time for a work permit visa in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) can vary depending on several factors, including your nationality, the specific type of work permit, the employer, and the processing efficiency of the UAE's immigration authorities. In some cases, the processing time can be relatively quick, taking a few weeks to a couple of months. However, for others, it may take several months to complete the necessary administrative procedures and approvals. To get the most accurate and up-to-date information on the current processing times for a UAE work permit visa, it's recommended to contact the relevant UAE government authorities or the UAE embassy or consulate in your home country. They can provide you with specific guidance based on your circumstances and the type of work permit you are applying for.

[@subhashbijjur5915]

Really informative..could have showed some examples of docs hiding info in it

[@visalibrary]

We will try to do it.

[@johnnangolo6710]

Do you guys assist with work visa applications ?

[@visalibrary]

No. We only provide consultation services

[@istiqomahagusta5181]

Hello, My husband has secured and signed job offer from oil service company based in Abu Dhabi. The company told him to apply for 2 month visitor visa and change it to working visa once my husband arrives in AD. We are Indonesian nationalities. According to the Q&A in this KZbin video, we have seen that it is possible/normal practice. But is it applicable for Indonesian nationalities? Thanks

[@crystalleneasis7292]

Hello sir. My visit visa due by Aug 30.2024. may i know how many days does it takes the whole process to get my employment visa? after signing the job offer letter?

[@visalibrary]

The entire process to obtain an employment visa in the UAE typically takes about 2 to 3 weeks after signing the job offer letter. However, this can vary depending on how quickly your employer processes the necessary paperwork and submits the application to the relevant authorities. It's advisable to follow up with your employer to ensure that everything is on track before your visit visa expires on August 30, 2024.

[@bilalawan1708]

What if you on a visit visa and offered a job, what is the process of converting it into residency. Do you need to get another permit to re-enter the country or can this be done within UAE.

[@visalibrary]

To convert a visit visa to a work visa in the UAE, follow these steps: Obtain a Job Offer: Secure a job offer from a UAE employer. Accept the Offer and Sign the Labor Contract: Promptly accept and sign the offer and labor contract. The employer initiates the quota and labor contract process, usually taking 2-3 working days. Apply for Residence Entry Permit: Your employer applies for this permit, typically a one-day process. Change of Status: Changing your visa status can be done within a day. Medical Examination: Undergo a medical exam, taking about two days for regular applicants and one day for VIPs. Biometric Data and Emirates ID Processing: This step generally takes 2-3 working days. Employment Visa Validity: The Dubai entry permit is valid for 60 days. Within this period, you must complete the procedures for your UAE work permit, labor card, and Emirates ID. Work Permit Application: Your employer applies for a work permit on your behalf through MOHRE. Residence Visa Application: Once the entry permit is approved, apply for a residence visa and, if required, for an Emirates ID. Labor Card Issuance: Obtain a labor card, which is necessary to validate your employment in the UAE.

[@jayceontalylor4244]

@@visalibrary hi, so its easier on visit visa right ? they can also bypass the degree requirement right ? thnx for the help you are doing man

[@jeisonestivengarcia5183]

What happen with your bank accounts, when your visa finishes, how long could you keep them? Or you must take your money immediately??

[@visalibrary]

When your UAE work visa finishes, your bank accounts will generally remain active for a certain period, typically up to six months, depending on the bank's policies. You don't need to withdraw your money immediately, but it’s advisable to inform your bank about your visa status and future plans to ensure your account remains in good standing and to avoid any complications.

[@hkizzle4869]

Can you please tell me the site i can go to and sign for work visa

[@visalibrary]

You can visit the official website of the United Arab Emirates' General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA)

[@pierrepascal4468]

In my situation I signed to last page of the contract and send it back via email, and some copies, and then after I was told to pay 1,490 USD to a travel agency worldlec travel UAE, for processing my work and resident permit but the company itself never provided me with any documents as proof of job like MoHRE as you said . what to do any advice?..

[@visalibrary]

It sounds like you're in a tricky situation. Typically, legitimate employers will handle the visa processing themselves or direct you to apply through official channels without requiring payment to third-party agencies like travel agencies for visa processing. It's essential to verify the legitimacy of the job offer and the employer before proceeding further or making any payments. Here’s what you can do: Contact the Employer: Reach out directly to the company that offered you the job to request official documentation like a job offer letter or contract that includes details about visa sponsorship and processing. Verify the Agency: Check the credentials of 'worldlec travel UAE'. Genuine agencies should be registered and have verifiable contact details. Seek Legal Advice: Consider consulting with a legal expert who specializes in employment or immigration law in the UAE. Contact MoHRE: You can also reach out to the UAE Ministry of Human Resources & Emiratisation (MoHRE) to verify the employment offer and inquire about the correct process for obtaining work and residency permits.

[@LayThaker]

Hello, I received an offer from a company in UAE. The letter says that “employee status for the purposes of this contract is Single.” However, I am married and want to call my family on dependent visa once my work and residency visa is sorted. My question is, will the “single” status mentioned be a hindrance in obtaining dependent visa for my wife and kid?

[@visalibrary]

The "single" status mentioned in your employment contract for the purposes of the UAE does not typically hinder your ability to sponsor your family for a dependent visa later on. In the UAE, the ability to sponsor family members for a dependent visa primarily depends on meeting certain salary and accommodation criteria set by the UAE immigration authorities, rather than your marital status as noted in your employment contract. Once you have your work and residency visa sorted and if you meet the necessary requirements (such as a minimum salary threshold and suitable housing), you should be able to apply for dependent visas for your wife and child. It's important to ensure that you have all the required documents for the application, including your marriage certificate and your child's birth certificate, which may need to be attested or certified depending on the regulations at the time of application.

[@CristineGanar]

How many days or weeks is the visa waiting process thanks

[@visalibrary]

The UAE work visa processing time typically takes 1 to 2 weeks. However, it can vary depending on the employer, the type of work, and the specific circumstances of the application. It's best to confirm with your employer or the UAE immigration authorities for more precise timing.

[@deekshithbirwa8742]

I submitted PCC of Dubai police to the company. Now they are telling that security clearance is going on from company side. So how long it takes for security clearance sir

[@visalibrary]

The security clearance process for a UAE work visa typically takes a few weeks to a couple of months. However, the exact time can vary based on the specifics of the case and the workload of the reviewing agencies.

[@memomas1198]

So, as a UK citizen, Do I go their on a vista visa and then apply for work visa when I arrive via any employer?

[@visalibrary]

As a UK citizen, you can enter the UAE on a tourist visa, which allows you to stay temporarily. However, to work legally in the UAE, you must secure a work visa and employment entry permit, typically sponsored by your employer in the UAE. It's advisable to arrange for a job and secure this sponsorship before traveling to the UAE. Once you have secured a job, your employer will then initiate the process to convert your tourist visa to a work visa. This is the recommended path to ensure compliance with UAE immigration and labor laws.

[@mosesmasaba1555]

Thank you so much sir

[@almishti]

That was really informative and helpful, thank you. My question is, how can I tell if a job offer (for teaching English) and/or the visa service place I was referred to by the school is a scam or not? What are the red flags to look for?

[@visalibrary]

To identify whether a job offer or visa service is a scam, there are several red flags to look out for: If the salary offered is significantly higher than the market rate for teaching English in the UAE, it could be a scam. Legitimate employers and visa services should not ask you to pay large amounts of money upfront for processing fees or visa applications. If the company or visa service cannot provide verifiable details such as a physical address, official website, or contactable references, proceed with caution. Poorly written emails, inconsistent information, or pressure to make quick decisions can be signs of a scam. If you are offered a job without an interview or proper vetting, this is a significant red flag. Always verify the authenticity of the job and visa service through independent research and, if possible, contact the UAE embassy or consulate for advice.

[@almishti]

@@visalibrary thank you.

[@Duwalafal666]

The working visa for UAE will only be asked who will provide the worker or the employer? Thank you

[@visalibrary]

Your question is a bit vague. Clarify it please.

[@Duwalafal666]

@@visalibrary Who should provide the work permit?

[@visalibrary]

@@Duwalafal666 The work permit for a UAE work visa is typically provided by the employer or sponsoring company in the UAE. They are responsible for obtaining the work permit on behalf of the employee and initiating the visa application process.

[@berkatitodavidmarchiano383]

Very helpfull .. hope your channel becomes bigger ❤

[@visalibrary]

Thank you so much 😄

[@Dkstore-d6z]

Hi who pays for this work visa/ permit because these this say you pay by your self then the company will pay you back when you arrive

[@visalibrary]

It's up to the company and your agreement with them.

[@kuffkaff9203]

Hello sir, so to Clarify it possible to move into UAE using the visit Visa to search for a job

[@visalibrary]

Yes, it is possible to enter the UAE on a visit visa to search for a job. However, you must keep the following points in mind: Validity: Ensure your visit visa is valid for the duration you need to search for a job. Job Search: Actively look for job opportunities and attend interviews during your visit. Visa Conversion: Once you receive a job offer, your employer can help you convert your visit visa to a work visa. Legal Requirements: Do not start working until your work visa and residency permit are approved.

[@kbl5007]

Hi , could I check when exactly I could start applying for Emirates ID? still waiting for entry permit . Thanks!

[@visalibrary]

You can start applying for your Emirates ID once you've entered the UAE and have your residency visa process underway. Typically, you can apply for the ID after receiving your entry permit and completing the necessary medical tests required for the residency visa. Keep all your documents ready to streamline the process once your entry permit is approved.

[@msbaitcriselda]

Hi, I just got my employment visa issued by GDFRA and the company is under DMCC. The thing is, I will travel next week to Georgia for a week and as per them, i can enter the country and go back to UAE presenting only the visa I have for stamping. question, am i also eligible to VOA in georgia same as with residence visa?

[@visalibrary]

If you have a UAE employment visa and not a residence visa, you need to check if you are eligible for Visa on Arrival (VOA) in Georgia. The eligibility for VOA in Georgia for UAE residents typically applies to those with a residence visa, not necessarily an employment visa. It's important to verify the current visa requirements for Georgia based on your specific type of UAE visa. Contact the Georgian embassy or check official sources for the most accurate information.

[@joelsebu7574]

Sir i have a residence visa...my father is the sponser ...now i got a job offer i signed it and they said to cancel my residence visa and sent them a copy of it....can i stay here after my residence visa is cancelled....im still in uae can i change my visa inside country without going out

[@visalibrary]

Yes, you can typically change your visa status within the UAE without needing to leave the country. When you cancel your residence visa sponsored by your father, your new employer can apply for a work visa for you. Here’s what you need to do: Cancel Current Residence Visa: Follow the process to cancel your current residence visa, which is sponsored by your father. Provide Documents to New Employer: Send the required documents, including the cancellation proof, to your new employer. New Visa Application: Your new employer will apply for a work visa on your behalf. During this process, you might be placed on a temporary visa status within the UAE. Stay in UAE: You can stay in the UAE while your new visa is being processed. Ensure all necessary steps are followed promptly to avoid any legal issues. It’s advisable to coordinate closely with your new employer and possibly consult with a PRO (Public Relations Officer) or an immigration expert to ensure a smooth transition.

[@yousrabendaoud]

How can i know the company i am going to work for is not fake ?? I don’t have its commercial number or more inofs !

[@visalibrary]

To verify if a company in the UAE you plan to work for is legitimate, conduct online research for reviews and information, contact the UAE embassy in your country for guidance, utilize LinkedIn to find employees associated with the company, and ask the company directly for official documents proving their registration. Additionally, you can consult with legal or professional experts who specialize in international employment.

[@kintycan]

How long does it take to process uae employment visa. Am still in my country

[@visalibrary]

The processing period for a UAE employment visa varies and can range from a few weeks to several months based on variables such as the kind of visa and your situation.

[@anushasmi]

How about the Medical Certificate from Sri Lanka or India for entry permit?

[@visalibrary]

For a UAE work visa, a medical certificate from Sri Lanka or India is required as part of the entry permit process. This certificate must confirm that you are free from certain communicable diseases. The medical test must be conducted at an approved health center in Sri Lanka or India.

[@structureit3890]

Hi Thank you for the informative video. I have a question. My employer plans on transferring me to the UAE and I'd like to take my family with. However the visas for my family will not be sponsored. Can they come with me and once I get my residency, can I apply on their behalf?

[@visalibrary]

Thank you for reaching out and I'm glad you found the video informative! Yes, once you obtain your residency in the UAE, you can sponsor your family's visas. Typically, after securing your own work visa and residency, you would need to apply for family sponsorship directly through the UAE's residency department. Keep in mind that you must meet certain salary and accommodation requirements to sponsor your family's residence visas. It's a good idea to get these details sorted out as you start your own visa process to ensure a smooth transition for your family.

[@spnroshan531]

can i submit the provisional certificate from the university?

[@visalibrary]

For a UAE work visa, typically, the original degree certificate or a certified true copy is required as part of the documentation process for visa and work permit applications. However, if your degree certificate is not yet available and you have a provisional certificate, you might be able to use it temporarily. Here are a few steps you can take: Verify with the Employer: Since your employer is sponsoring your visa, they should provide specific guidance on what documents are acceptable. Check with them if a provisional certificate will suffice for the initial stages of the visa application. Check with UAE Visa Authorities: Contact the UAE embassy or consulate, or visit the official UAE government or immigration website to get definitive information on document requirements. Regulations can vary, and only official sources can provide up-to-date and legally accurate advice. Attestation Requirements: Whether it's a degree certificate or a provisional one, documents usually need to be attested. This involves getting the document verified by your home country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and then by the UAE embassy in your country. Prepare for Additional Requirements: Be prepared that even if the provisional certificate is accepted initially, you might be required to submit the final degree certificate once it is issued by your university.

[@j.e.tiosejo3106]

Can the company apply the employee for a Work Visa if only an offer letter was signed. There was still no contract signed Can I still back out on this?

[@visalibrary]

A contract is needed but the employer might be able to begin the process without it.

[@malayalis899]

Health insurance is mandatory or not for job visa.plz guide

[@visalibrary]

Yes, health insurance is mandatory for obtaining a work visa in the UAE. Employers are required to provide health insurance coverage for their employees as part of the visa process. This ensures that all workers have access to medical care during their stay in the UAE. Make sure your employer includes health insurance as part of your job contract before you proceed with your visa application.

[@malayalis899]

@@visalibrary thanks..so health insurance papers also a necessary document for the process of employment visa.and visa will be stamped in the passport and id will be printed only the health insurance papers are there during the process..right. Thanks in advance..

[@levicompte007]

I received a job offer and my employer referred me to a travel agency to filled for my residence visa and my work permit . The employer wanted me to pay for my work visa and resident permit and upon receiving my receipt for expenses incurred promesse to refund me all the expenses I will incurred . Is this common in the UAE ?

[@visalibrary]

No, it is not common practice in the UAE for employees to pay for their work visa and residence permit and then seek reimbursement from the employer. Typically, in the UAE, the employer is responsible for covering all the costs associated with obtaining a work visa and residence permit for their employees. This process is part of the sponsorship system in the UAE. If an employer is asking you to pay these costs upfront and seek reimbursement later, it could be a red flag, and you should proceed with caution. It's advisable to verify the legitimacy of the job offer and the employer, and possibly seek legal advice or contact the UAE embassy for more guidance on this matter. Scams involving job offers and visa processing fees are not uncommon, so it's important to ensure that you are dealing with a legitimate and reputable employer.

[@mirdhainspired]

Good evening sir,how much it will take for employment visa,after medical test in Delhi? I have given my consent today to the company,they will send MOL in few days

[@shaikhijaz5182]

Hey, I need a clarity from your end. I joined a Company in Sharjah, hamriya free zone. Its been 2 weeks. I signed only in offer letter. I havent in anyother form nor i signed in any of the govt doc. Today i got evisa and its shows 2 months validity. I company presurrising me in all aspect. I cant handle more. Till now i didnt had any medical check up. If i want to leave the company will they ask for money? I worked for 12days and will i get the payment?

[@visalibrary]

If you've only signed an offer letter and haven't officially signed government documents, you may not be legally bound to the company yet. The e-visa you received may be part of the initial process, but it doesn't necessarily imply a binding contract. If you've worked for 12 days and want to leave, discuss it with your employer and review the offer letter for payment terms. Seek legal advice if needed to understand your rights and obligations in the UAE.

[@motomatik524]

Hi, I was about to go in UAE for work but my working visa have expired due to lack of requirements and on-going process of papers. My employer needs to have it renewed or get a new visa, my question is, how long will it take to process new visa? Thanks!

[@visalibrary]

Make clear this, you got your visa or not? If yes, the employer can renew it but if it was not issued, you should apply for a new visa.

[@karyljunbersabe7261]

hi sir.. How can i secure my work permit for UAE? I am from Philippines.. I already have a job offer contract from the employer.

[@visalibrary]

To secure your work permit for the UAE, having a job offer contract from an employer is a crucial first step. Here's an overview of the process you'll need to follow, based on the information from the Official Portal of the UAE Government and other sources: Obtain an Entry Permit: Initially, your employer in the UAE will apply for an entry permit (also known as a Pink Visa) on your behalf. This is the first essential step that allows you to enter the UAE legally​​. Work Permit and Residence Visa: Upon entering the UAE with the entry permit, you will have 60 days to convert this into a residence visa, during which your employer must arrange for your work permit as part of the residence visa application​​. Types of Work Permits: The UAE Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) issues various types of work permits, including permits for skilled employees, transfers between establishments, temporary work, and more. As a skilled employee with a job offer, you would typically fall under the standard work permit category​​. Documents Required: For your work permit and residence visa, you'll need to provide a valid passport, passport photos, academic qualifications, health and fitness proof from a government-approved health center in the UAE, and other relevant documents​​. Emirates ID: An Emirates ID is required for the medical screening and further processing of your residency and work permits. You will apply for this ID in person, showing your entry visa and original passport​​. Final Steps: Once your employer secures visa quota approval, you can sign your employment contract. With the work permit approval, you're officially allowed to start working in the UAE. Your employment entry visa will be converted into a Residence visa, which, along with the Labour Card, legalizes your status to live and work in the UAE​​. Visa Validity: Initially, the work permit is valid for 30 days and can be extended for another 30 days. After finalizing the residency visa, it and the work permit are typically valid for one or two years, depending on the contract, and can be renewed​​. The cost for obtaining a work permit varies depending on the worker's category, with prices ranging from AED 300 to AED 5,000 for different categories​​.

[@Tainmenthub1]

If I have dubai work visa like driving or waiter or cashier so can I work in Qatar with dubai visa is their any problem or I have to make new visa...

[@visalibrary]

The visa you get lets you work for the employer that hired you. If you want to work for someone else, you are likely to need a new permit.

[@Tainmenthub1]

@@visalibrary like if I am a taxi driver so can I work all over the UAE or only the country which I have visa of the country...

[@visalibrary]

@@Tainmenthub1 No, you cannot work in Qatar with a Dubai work visa. You would need to obtain a separate work visa for Qatar if you want to work there. Each country has its own immigration rules, and work visas are not transferable between countries.

[@TeddyNansubuga-e6i]

Hello sir .am remaining only 12days on my visit visa but wen i remind my boss about an employment visa he said he will process it. Now my question is how long does it take to process work visa to be out?

[@visalibrary]

The processing time for a UAE work visa can vary, taking several weeks to a few months. Since you have only 12 days left on your visit visa, it's crucial to ensure your employer submits the application promptly and stays in close contact with them to expedite the process.

[@Veronica-tn2xc]

Several weeks to a few months? 😢

[@Anjaliarya445]

I have a question. If I wanna work as marketer in a company in uae . So I should have complete my bachelors ? To get work visa??? Is it compulsory to complete bachelors to get work visa , if I wanna work as markter?

[@visalibrary]

It doesn't matter what position you want to work for. you must meet the eligibility principles.

[@visalibrary]

While having a bachelor's degree is often preferred by employers in the UAE for marketing positions, consulting with the specific company and UAE authorities is recommended to determine the exact requirements for a work visa.

[@tonybarton7777]

Hi do you need good conduct /police certificate

[@visalibrary]

Yes, for obtaining a work visa in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), a good conduct certificate (also known as a police clearance certificate) is required. This certificate must be provided to prove that the applicant has no criminal record in their country of residence or origin. The requirement aims to ensure the safety and security of the UAE community.

[@amitlamsal8277]

Is there any chances that a person with vitiligo can get working visa for retail industry?

[@visalibrary]

You need a job offer, it you can persuade the employer, it might be possible.

[@HazratHussain-x6i]

i speak English how we get work visa i am educated person

[@visalibrary]

Hello! 👋 To work in the UAE, you’ll generally need a job offer from a UAE-based employer, as they’ll sponsor your work visa. Once you have an offer, your employer will handle most of the visa processing, including applying for a work permit and residency visa. Proficiency in English is a great advantage, especially in sectors like healthcare, education, and business! If you’d like specific tips on finding jobs in the UAE or understanding the visa process, feel free to ask-we’re here to help!

[@HazratHussain-x6i]

@visalibrary yes i am understand how we contact with you and where are you from i am from Pakistan but currently living in china i am student here but now i can't afford education further therefore i want work visa please help me

[@nawalomarahmed1875]

Is it a must to provide a police clearance certificate from your native country

[@visalibrary]

Yes, and if the officials ask for it.

[@amitdalvi9150]

Hi there. I have received my employment visa and medical is done. Still waiting for emirates id Can i start working in company on basis of employment visa only

[@visalibrary]

Yes, you can but make sure of it with your employer.

[@mikiabeje9477]

HOW MUCH IT COUST THE WORK PERMIT VISA FOR UAE

[@visalibrary]

It is explained in the video. If not, it's up tp the officials.

[@retchellerose3359]

Hi sir good day. How many days the process of working visa?

[@visalibrary]

It usually takes 10-15 working days

[@retchellerose3359]

@@visalibrary hi sir thanks for your quick response. Anyway, how about if the document was already have a stamped then after they can process working visa and employment contract immediately?

[@visalibrary]

Working visa processing times range from several weeks to many months, even if the documents have been stamped or authorized.

[@retchellerose3359]

@@visalibrary I see..it was really appreciated your response thank you.

[@luegardener5921]

Hi sir, how can i become a permanent resident so i can change jobs, study or even buy property thanks.

[@visalibrary]

In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), obtaining permanent residency is not a straightforward process as it is in some other countries. The UAE does not traditionally offer permanent residency in the same way; however, they have introduced long-term residence visas known as the "Golden Visa" system. Here are key points regarding obtaining long-term residency and its benefits: Golden Visa: This is a long-term residence visa, introduced to allow foreigners to live, work, study, and buy property in the UAE without the need for a national sponsor and with 100% ownership of their business on the UAE’s mainland. These visas are issued for 5 or 10 years and are automatically renewed. Eligibility: The Golden Visa is available to investors, entrepreneurs, individuals with outstanding talents such as researchers, medical professionals, scientists, artists, and those within the fields of culture and art. It's also available to top students and graduates. Benefits: With the Golden Visa, you can change jobs, study, and buy property in the UAE. It also provides a more stable residency option compared to typical employment-linked visas. Application Process: To apply for a Golden Visa, you can start the process online through the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship (ICA) or the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) in Dubai. Requirements: The specific requirements will depend on the category under which you are applying (such as investor, entrepreneur, specialized talent, etc.).

[@crypto-venom4935]

Informative video. I have finished the HR interview and the salary discussion is over. How many days I should wait to get security clearance process and get offer letter?

[@visalibrary]

It's up to the officials.

[@meliksahilbas5135]

Is there any estimation for security clearance ?

[@michelletongco986]

Hi Sir, I'm already working for more than 1 month as a housemaid to my employer.They said that after the 5 days trial then the visa will be process.My problem is up to now they're not processing my employment visa because they said that the cancellation of their last housemaid is not yet processed and still under their sponsorship.My visit visa will expire this coming January 26 and yet I have no visa.What will I and my employer should do?Thanks sir I hope you will have time to answer my question.

[@visalibrary]

Your situation is unclear. Your employer should apply for a visa sooner.

[@peteradibi320]

My name is Peter from Nigeria,I need a 3 month visa tourist.how much

[@visalibrary]

If you're asking about the cost of a 3-month UAE tourist visa, it usually ranges from $200 to $500, depending on the provider and additional fees. Be sure to check with authorized visa agents or airlines for accurate pricing. Keep in mind that while you can explore job opportunities on a tourist visa, you’ll need an employer to sponsor a work visa if you secure a job.

[@AmeliaIsabella_x]

Great video, so glad I found your channel! I wonder if you could potentially let me know about the following... I am a UK citizen, employed by a UK company, however they do have a Dubai entity, in which two of my coworkers are employed by temporarily. Essentially, I want to move out of the UK and claim non-dom, with an employment via my employers Dubai entity. The goal is to take advantage of the 0% income tax, but live elsewhere, maybe Bangkok, What are the regulations around this? For example, could I claim residency, have an employment visa, and just enter the county every 90 days to ensure it stays valid? Do you know my best approach for this? TIA!

[@visalibrary]

Thank you for the kind words! 😊 To achieve your goal, here’s what you need to know about the UAE work visa: UAE Work Visa & Residency: You can obtain a work visa and residency through your employer's Dubai entity. This allows you to live and work in the UAE legally. Zero Income Tax: Yes, the UAE has 0% income tax, which applies to residents with a valid work visa. Living Elsewhere: You can technically live elsewhere, but UAE residency rules require you to visit the UAE at least once every 180 days to maintain your visa and residency status. Entering every 90 days would keep your visa active. Non-Dom Status: To claim non-domicile status in the UK, you’ll need to ensure you're not a tax resident there. Be careful about the tax rules of other countries where you might reside (e.g., Bangkok), as you may become subject to their tax laws. For the best approach, consulting a tax advisor specialized in UK and UAE laws is crucial to avoid issues with both UAE residency and UK tax obligations.

[@rajar1880]

Can foreign nationals with fines get an employment visa in the UAE?

[@visalibrary]

Yes, if you get a job offer.

[@outofthebox5]

Is a Bachelors degree mandatory for receiving a permanent visa sponsored by an employer ?

[@visalibrary]

A bachelor's degree or its equivalent is required for qualified personnel seeking a Green visa, which is a residency visa for working in the UAE, to acquire a UAE permanent visa sponsored by an employer. In addition, the skilled worker must also have a valid employment contract, be classed in the first, second, or third occupational level, and earn at least AED 15,000 per month. However, the criteria for a UAE permanent visa may differ depending on the kind of visa and other variables.

[@katisomothae7481]

Hi, Is there a company by the name DANROSS CONSTRUCTION & PETROLEUM LLC COMPANY. IS IT GENUINE OR WHAT?

[@visalibrary]

Yes, it is genuine.

[@victordelalimusicministrie3147]

Good

[@visalibrary]

Thanks

[@parnianfarhadi7646]

I'm from iran and I'm planning to move to Dubai, How can i contact you for guidance?

[@visalibrary]

You can fill out our consultation form. visalibrary.com/consultation/