The UAE has introduced a new Golden Visa programme for Indians, allowing them to obtain lifetime residency without the need for real estate or business investment. This initiative is expected to boost India-UAE ties and simplify the visa application process.
Golden VisaUaeIndiaImmigrationResidencyReal Estate NewsJul 07, 2025

The one-time fee for the new Golden Visa programme is AED 1,00,000 (approximately ₹23.3 lakh).
The programme is currently open to citizens of India and Bangladesh. It is designed to recognize achievements in fields such as science, arts, culture, finance, startups, and trade.
The Rayad Group has been appointed as the official consulting partner and is managing applications through VFS Global and One Vasco centres. They also facilitate nominations and provide a digital portal and hotline for applicants.
Successful applicants can sponsor family members, hire staff, and engage in economic activities. The visa offers lifelong validity regardless of asset ownership.
The programme reflects the growing ties between India and the UAE, particularly following the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) trade deal. It is expected to enhance economic and cultural ties between the two countries.

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