Golden visa
A straight answer on whether you qualify for long-term residency — and the whole application handled if you do.
Who this is for
- Investors and business owners considering long-term residency
- Professionals told they might qualify and wanting it checked properly
- Families wanting residency that does not depend on an employer
- Applicants refused before, or told different things by different agents
Not the right fit if: you want to be told yes regardless — you will get our honest read, including when it is no.
What we handle
- An eligibility review against the current published criteria for your category
- A plain answer, including when the answer is not yet
- The evidence your category requires, identified and gathered
- Nomination or approval routed through the right entity where your category needs one
- The application prepared, submitted and tracked
- Family members included where your category allows it
- Medical, Emirates ID and stamping arranged after approval
How it works
- 01 We assess honestly Your category against the current criteria. If it is a no, you hear it here, before you spend.
- 02 We map the evidence Exactly what your category has to prove, and what you can produce.
- 03 We prepare and submit The file assembled, routed and filed the way your category requires.
- 04 We track to a decision Followed through the review, with questions answered as they arrive.
- 05 We complete the residency Medical, Emirates ID and stamping, so the visa is actually in your passport.
What it costs
Government fees are the authority's, published by the authority, and passed on at cost — we confirm the current figures for your category in writing before anything is filed. Our fee covers the assessment, the file and the follow-through. The eligibility criteria themselves are set by the authorities and have been revised more than once, so we check the rules as they currently stand rather than repeat what was true last year.
- Which category you apply under
- Whether family members are included
- Whether the evidence your category needs exists already or must be obtained
- Whether a nomination or approval from another entity is required
- Whether you are inside or outside the UAE when applying
Indicative. Authority fees are set by the authority and revised without notice. Last reviewed 19 September 2026.
Documents you will need
The exact list depends on your activity and the authority. We send you a written checklist for your own case before anything is filed.
- Passport and current visa page
- Emirates ID, where you already hold one
- Evidence specific to your category, which we list for your case
- Passport and relationship documents for each family member included
- Any previous application or refusal details
Questions
That depends on the category you would apply under, and the criteria are set by the authorities and have been revised more than once. We check your case against the rules as they stand and tell you plainly — including when the answer is no, or not yet. That answer is the most useful thing we sell here.
The term is set by the authority and differs by category. We confirm the current term for your category in writing rather than quote one from memory.
Several categories allow it, on the authority's conditions. We tell you which family members your specific category covers before you apply, so nobody is left out at the last step.
Ask them which category, which criterion, and what evidence proves it. A confident yes without those three answers is a sales line. We put ours in writing, with the criterion named.
You are told what the authority said, what we think caused it, and whether a different category or further evidence changes the picture. We will not simply resubmit the same file and charge you twice.
Indicative. Nothing here is legal, tax or immigration advice. Last reviewed 19 September 2026.