Visa Services In Dubai For
Your Company

We offer a range of visas, including Investor Visas, Employee Visas, Family Visas, and Freelancer Visas. Whether you’re setting up a business, hiring staff, or bringing family members, we can assist you in choosing the right visa for your needs.

Visa processing times vary depending on the type of visa and the applicant’s specific circumstances. On average, it takes between 7 to 15 business days for most visas. We expedite the process to get you here as quickly as possible.

Yes, for some visa types, such as the Employee Visa or Family Visa, a sponsor (either an employer or family member) is required. For Investor Visas, you are your own sponsor when establishing your business.

Yes, depending on your current visa status, you can apply for an in-country visa change. We help with the visa switch and ensure the transition is smooth without leaving the country.

Yes, visa services in Dubai often include support for family sponsorship. This involves assisting with the documents required to sponsor your spouse, children, or parents under your UAE residency.

Yes, businesses must obtain approval from the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE) and other relevant authorities before applying for employment visas. This is often handled efficiently through corporate visa services in Dubai.

Some service providers offer express visa services in Dubai, which speed up the process for urgent travel or employment requirements. These come at an additional cost but save valuable time.

Absolutely. Freelancers can apply through free zones or mainland options offering freelance permits. Visa services in Dubai help navigate licensing, medicals, and Emirates ID processing for self-sponsored visas.

A typical package includes document collection, application submission, medical test coordination, Emirates ID assistance, visa stamping, and even renewal or cancellation services.

Yes, in many cases you can start the visa application process remotely. Some visa types allow for electronic pre-approval, and the physical stamping can be completed upon arrival in Dubai.

Yes, once you hold a valid UAE residence visa (employment or investor), you can sponsor your spouse, children, and in some cases, even parents—provided you meet the salary and housing requirements.

On average, the complete visa process — from application to stamping — takes 7 to 14 working days, depending on the type of visa and your eligibility documents.

If a visa application is rejected, you’ll receive a reason from immigration. Many service providers offer re-application support and guidance to resolve issues such as missing documents or eligibility concerns.

Yes, it’s possible to convert certain types of tourist or visit visas into residence visas without exiting the country. However, this depends on current immigration rules and the type of residence visa you’re applying for.

Yes, Dubai offers investor and partner visas for business owners. These visas typically have a longer validity period and require you to show ownership in a registered UAE company.