UAE visa and immigration support
Golden Visa, Green Visa, employment, investor and family visas: we assess which route fits your situation, prepare your documents and manage the application with the UAE authorities.
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How we support your application
Current rules, checked
Visa categories and thresholds change often. We check the requirements with the authorities before we advise you.
Complete applications
We prepare and check attestations and forms before submission through ICP or GDRFA, the two immigration authorities.
Beyond the visa
We also help with medicals, biometrics, your Emirates ID and the visa quota that comes with your company.
The three stages of your residency
Eligibility assessment
We review your profile against the Golden Visa, Green Visa, employment and family routes and outline the best pathway and its requirements.
Application and government liaison
We prepare and attest documents and submit them through the official ICP or GDRFA channels, then track the application for you.
Approval and issuance
We guide you through biometrics, the medical test and your Emirates ID, and remind you before renewals.
Which visa fits you
Eligibility is set by the UAE authorities. These are the main routes we help with.
Golden Visa (10 years)
Self-sponsored residency for investors, entrepreneurs, specialised talent and outstanding students, subject to category approval. See the Golden Visa guide and property investor visa.
Green Visa (5 years)
Self-sponsored residency for skilled employees earning AED 15,000+ a month, freelancers with a permit and about AED 360,000 in income over the previous two years, and investors or partners.
Employment visa
Sponsored by your UAE employer. We help with the entry permit, status change, medical test and Emirates ID.
Investor and business visa
For company owners and partners. The number of visas depends on your licence type and office space. See the business visa guide.
Family visa
Sponsor a spouse, children or parents. The base income requirement is AED 4,000 a month, or AED 3,000 with accommodation. Parents need a higher income. See the family visa guide.
Visit visas
Short-stay tourist and visit visas, including multiple-entry options for eligible visitors.
Not sure where to start? Read our UAE residency roadmap.
Support for your situation
Entrepreneurs and investors
From choosing a free zone licence and securing entry permits to checking whether your company or property investment qualifies for a Golden Visa.
Professionals and employees
Entry permit, medical test, Emirates ID and family sponsorship, so you can focus on your new role from day one.
Families and retirees
Document attestation, spouse, child and parent sponsorship, and advice on longer-term residency options.
Common questions
Can a freelancer get a Golden Visa?
Not simply by earning a set income. The Golden Visa is category-based, so freelancers usually qualify as investors, entrepreneurs or specialised talent. The income route for freelancers, about AED 360,000 over two years with a permit and degree, is the 5-year Green Visa.
What income do I need to sponsor my family?
To sponsor a spouse and children you need at least AED 4,000 a month, or AED 3,000 plus accommodation. Female sponsors and parent sponsorship have higher requirements that vary by emirate, so we confirm the current figure with you first.
Do I need to be in the UAE to apply?
It depends on the visa. Some applications start from abroad, but biometrics, the medical test and Emirates ID usually require you to be in the UAE.
Do you guarantee approval?
No. Approvals, processing times and eligibility are decided only by the UAE authorities. We prepare and manage your application to give it the best chance.
Find the right visa for you
Tell us your job, business or family situation and we will explain which route fits and what you will need.
Talk to AventysVisa services notice: Aventys provides immigration consultancy under licence activity 7020.14. We assist with documentation, application preparation and process guidance. Final visa approvals, processing times and eligibility are determined solely by UAE immigration authorities, including GDRFA, ICA and relevant free zone immigration departments.