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Remote work visa in UAE offers foreigners self-sponsorship for year-round stay

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Emmadine Khalil, our reporter

The UAE Digital Government said on its website that remote work visas allow foreigners to live in the UAE while continuing to work for their existing employers outside the UAE. The visa is valid for one year.

In a bid to attract talent and expertise from around the world, the UAE Cabinet has approved a new remote work visa scheme, enabling employees from around the world to work remotely in the UAE. The one-year visa allows foreigners to enter the UAE on a self-sponsored basis and work in accordance with the terms and conditions on which the visa was issued.

Considered a first in the region, this major initiative provides entrepreneurs and talent with the opportunity to innovate in the UAE’s safe and attractive business environment, with access to all the necessary facilities including world-class utilities and telecommunications Serve.

For more information on remote work visas, please contact Federal Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security – ICP.

Under Dubai’s virtual work scheme, foreigners can relocate to Dubai (from outside the UAE) and continue to work remotely for their employers.

The Virtual Work Programme is for people living and working outside the UAE, start-ups and entrepreneurs who meet the eligibility criteria. The UAE DGOV added that the applicant can also bring his/her family members if the application for residency in Dubai is approved by the UAE authorities.

The program is valid for one year and can be renewed on reapplication.

Regarding the requirements of the program, DGOV said that applicants must have a passport valid for at least six months and valid health insurance covering their residence in the UAE. In addition, he/she must have proof of employment from his/her current employer with a contract valid for one year with a monthly salary of at least $5,000. Last month’s pay stub and previous three months’ bank statements are required. DGOV added.

If the applicant is a company owner, he/she must have proof of company ownership for one year or more with an average monthly income of $5,000. In addition, bank statements from the previous three months of the company account are required.

The Virtual Work Program costs $287 per person. In addition, the applicant will pay the medical insurance premium and handling fee valid in the UAE. Please note that paying the processing fee does not guarantee approval of the application.

Through the virtual work program, beneficiaries can access all services including telecommunications, utilities, healthcare and education. Additionally, they can take advantage of Dubai’s robust and seamless digital infrastructure, global networking opportunities and zero personal income tax.



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