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Yes. Once your investor visa is issued, you can sponsor your spouse, children (under 18 — and for daughters, beyond if unmarried), and parents on dependent visas. Each dependent has separate fees but uses the same sponsoring entity.

No. We start the process remotely with a clear passport copy. You only need to be in the UAE for the medical test, biometrics, and Emirates ID — usually one short trip of 3–5 days, which we coordinate end-to-end on WhatsApp.

Two years from issuance, renewable as long as your trade licence is active. As long as you visit the UAE at least once every 6 months, the visa stays current.

Rejections on standard investor visas are very rare and usually relate to documentation or background flags. We pre-screen all documents before submission. In the unlikely event of a rejection, government fees are non-refundable but our service fee is — and we'll appeal at no extra charge where possible.

Your investor visa is tied to your own company, so you operate as a business owner. To work for another UAE employer concurrently you'd need an employment visa from them; many founders run their own entity alongside consulting work for clients — that's perfectly legal under your trade licence.

Your AED 3,690 covers the trade licence and reserves 10 visa allocations under your company. The actual visa stamping costs — including medical, Emirates ID, and establishment card — are due only when you choose to issue each visa, anytime up to 11 months after your licence is issued.

No. The AED 3,690 is the all-in setup price. Add-ons like extra shareholders, premium offices, or visa issuance are clearly priced and shown in the estimate generator above before you commit.

Typically 4 working days from the moment we receive your documents and payment, subject to authority approvals.

Yes. We assist with introductions to UAE banks (WIO, Mashreq Neo, Emirates NBD, RAK Bank). Most clients are bank-ready within 2–4 weeks of licence issuance.

Founders, freelancers, traders, and SME owners launching their first UAE entity — and existing operators looking to add a second clean licence with built-in flexibility.