Visa Solutions from UAE's #1 Visa Consultancy

Immigration consultants with years of experience would have counselled many individuals and helped them in getting their visas. Their processing teams are well versed with the visa application process for different countries. Their experience and expertise can be of valuable help in processing your visa.

Yes, each country has its own set of eligibility requirements. The documents that must be submitted can also differ. However, there are certain eligibility factors and visa requirements common to all countries.

The following are some general rules for submitting a Visa application:

• Determine the sort of visa you require.
• Determine where you can apply for a visa (Embassy/Consulate).
• Find out the best time to file the application.
• Schedule a Visa interview.
• Fill out the Visa application form.
• Attend the Visa interview.
• Wait for your Visa application to be approved.

The cost of the Visa is variable depending on the category of Visa and your location. It can cost around a few hundreds of dollars to some thousands of dollars.

For all nationalities, processing usually takes 2-4 working days. Visa processing (for all nationalities) will take longer since the UAE Immigration Office will demand additional documents to support the visa application.

The documents you’ll need for a Visa interview will vary depending on which country you’re applying to and what type of Visa you’re seeking for. The following are the most frequently requested documents:

• Original passport valid for at least 6 months after arrival in the foreign country
• Passports that have already expired
• 1 photograph (hard copy and digital copy) that meets the requirements
• The confirmation page of the visa application stamped at the VAC
• A legitimate receipt for the payment of the Visa fee
• A copy of the appointment letter for the Visa interview is printed out.
• For a Visa interview, you’ll need the following supporting documents. The purpose of supporting documentation is to double-check —
• Legality
• Validity
• Illegal history, if any
• Monetary affordability;
• Intention to return to home country

There are different types of Visas that are based on your requirement and purpose of travel overseas such as Student Visa, for studies, Work Visa for employment,

Investor Visa for business, Business Visa, Dependent Visa, and Visitor Visa, etc. Here are more details on them:

Visitor visa

Visitor visas are non-immigrant visas that are required if an individual wishes to enter a country temporarily for business, tourism, or transit when travelling by air or ship.

Student visa

Students enrolled in recognized educational institutions in foreign countries are granted a student visa. Non-immigrant visas are available for students. Students who intend to pursue higher education in another nation must apply for a student visa in order to study there.

Work visa

A work visa allows you to travel to another nation and work for a fixed amount of time. For work permit visas, different nations may have distinct procedures and qualifying requirements. These visas are available in two types: temporary and permanent.

Investor visa

Countries issue investor visas to encourage people with an established business track record and a genuine desire to start a business in another country to invest in their country. This can be a new business endeavor or the purchase of an existing business in the country.

Business visa

This visa is for travelers who wish to conduct business activities and meeting in that country. A business visa allows the holder to:

• Attend meetings
• Business events/conferences
• Investigate business opportunities and ventures