The UAE has introduced a new nomination-based Golden Visa that eliminates the need for large property or business investments. Indians can now apply by paying a one-time fee of AED 100,000 (approximately ₹23.3 lakh).
Golden VisaUaeResidencyInvestmentNominationReal EstateJul 07, 2025
The new Golden Visa in the UAE is a nomination-based long-term residency visa that does not require large property or business investments. Eligible individuals can obtain it by paying a one-time fee of AED 100,000.
Eligible individuals from select countries, including India, can apply for the new Golden Visa. The application process includes background checks and a review of potential contributions to UAE sectors.
The benefits include the ability to sponsor family members, hire domestic staff, work or run a business in the UAE without restrictions, and the visa is permanent and does not lapse if assets are sold.
Applications can be submitted through One Vasco visa centres, Rayad Group offices, their website, or a dedicated call centre.
The new Golden Visa is part of the UAE’s broader strategy under the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) with India, aiming to strengthen economic ties and facilitate easier residency for Indian citizens.
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