Golden Visa Cost Dubai 2026: Every Official Fee Line for GDRFA, ICP and DLD, With Worked Family Totals

The Golden visa cost in Dubai is the sum of the government fees you pay to obtain a 10-year Golden residence: the GDRFA residence fee and its issuance and inside-country lines, the 10-year Emirates ID, the medical fitness test, health insurance, the centre or channel charges, and, for anyone sponsored, the same chain again per person. The qualifying investment or salary sits behind the application but is not a payment. Once you separate the two, the government side of the Golden visa cost is a few thousand dirhams per person on the published fee lines, and a little under AED 10,000 per investor if you go through the Dubai Land Department’s property channel.

This guide builds the Golden visa cost one fee line at a time, with the official source next to each figure. It covers the GDRFA Golden residence cards used in Dubai, the ICP residence and Emirates ID cards used in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the northern emirates, and the DLD Golden visa service for property owners. It then adds the lines up for six common situations, checks every total, and shows where the government cards, the portals and the figures quoted online do not agree.

Three things are deliberately outside its scope. Who qualifies for which category is covered in our Golden visa eligibility guide for 2026. The property threshold, mortgages and off-plan units are in our Golden visa property requirement guide. And sponsoring relatives, beyond what each one costs, is in the Golden visa family sponsorship guide. Here we stay with the money.

Golden visa cost Dubai at a glance

The table lists every per-person line in the order it is normally paid, with the published figure for Dubai (GDRFA), for the other emirates (ICP) and for the Dubai property channel (DLD). Read the notes: several lines have a card figure and a different portal figure, and both matter when you compare quotes.

How the golden visa cost Dubai residents pay is built: three channels, one set of lines

Every Golden residence ends in the same place: a 10-year residence record and a 10-year Emirates ID. What changes the Golden visa cost is the channel you use to get there, because each channel prints its own fees and adds its own charges.

• GDRFA Dubai. If you live in Dubai, or your qualifying asset or employer is in Dubai, the General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs issues the residence. Its Golden cards (investors, entrepreneurs, specialised scientists, top students, talents, humanitarian pioneers, frontline heroes) all print the same fee block. You file through the GDRFA app or website, or through an Amer centre, which adds its own charges.
• ICP. In Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah, the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security issues the residence. ICP also issues every Emirates ID in the country, including Dubai’s. ICP’s cards are itemised differently: application, per-year issuance and smart services.
• DLD for Dubai property owners. The Dubai Land Department runs its own Golden visa service for people who qualify through Dubai property. It collects the GDRFA, ICP and medical lines together with its own DLD fee and an administrative fee, and publishes one all-in figure.

Two further lines sit beside the immigration fees in every channel: the medical fitness test for anyone aged 18 or over, and health insurance, which you buy from an insurer but which the residence system checks.

Finally, some categories involve an earlier approval by another body: a nomination letter from a ministry or cultural authority, an equivalency certificate for a degree, or, for an entrepreneur in Dubai, a nomination from the Dubai Future Foundation. These are costs of proving eligibility rather than Golden visa fees in the UAE sense, and we deal with them in their own section.

Golden visa cost Dubai: how MIRDXB PRO helps

People rarely overpay on the Golden visa because a government fee is high. They overpay because something is done in the wrong order: an existing residence cancelled too early, a medical booked at the wrong speed, a family member filed separately and charged a second set of channel fees, or a property application sent through a channel that costs several thousand dirhams more than another channel for the same result. We run the file so every fee is paid once, at the right point, and you can see every line.

What we do

• Check the route first. Which Golden category you fit, which authority will issue the residence (GDRFA or ICP), and whether DLD’s property channel or the direct GDRFA channel suits your file.
• Price the whole family in writing. Every government line at cost, with its source, per person, and our fee as a separate line.
• Prepare the eligibility evidence: salary certificate and contract, title deed or bank letter, trade licence and audited accounts, nomination letters, degree attestation and equivalency where needed.
• File the residence with GDRFA or ICP, book the medical test and biometrics, and follow the application to approval.
• Add the family in the right order, so that spouse, children, parents and any domestic worker ride on your new file rather than an old one.
• Hand over a clean record: residence, Emirates IDs, receipts, and the renewal and insurance dates you need to track.

How it works

1. Message us on WhatsApp with your passport copy, current visa (if any) and one line on your qualifying route.
2. We confirm the route and the channel and flag anything that would block or delay the file, such as an open fine or a salary that is paid partly in allowances.
3. You approve a written quote: government fees at cost, our fee stated separately, and an estimate of the insurance line if you want us to source it.
4. We file and follow up with GDRFA, ICP or DLD, and arrange the medical and biometrics around your diary.
5. You receive the finished residence and a folder of receipts that you can check line by line against this guide.

What it costs

Government fees are passed on at cost, exactly as printed on the official receipts. Our own fee depends on the file (category, emirate, number of family members, whether the evidence needs attestation) and is quoted in writing before we start. Our standard service packages are on our fees page, and the finished service is described on our Golden residence service page.

Why residents use us

• We publish our sources. Every figure in this guide links to the official card or page it came from, and we show the receipt pattern we see at the counter.
• We cover both systems. Dubai files go through GDRFA; files in the other emirates go through ICP. We handle both, and the Dubai Land Department channel for property owners.
• We tell you when you do not need us. A single applicant with clean papers can file through the GDRFA or ICP app. If that is you, we will say so.
• We are easy to find. Our office is in Al Barsha 1, Dubai, open by appointment; whatsApp us any time, 24 hours; office open Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00 (Dubai time).
• We can act for you from abroad under a power of attorney where the authority allows it, which matters for investors who are not in the UAE when the file starts.

Golden visa fees in Dubai: the GDRFA Golden residence card, line by line

GDRFA publishes a separate service card for each Golden category: investors, entrepreneurs, specialised scientists, talents, top students and graduates, humanitarian pioneers and frontline heroes, plus matching renewal cards. We read the investor, entrepreneur, top-student and talent cards on 23 September 2026 and re-checked them on 22 October 2026. The fee block is identical on all of them.

The published service time is five days for the investor, entrepreneur and student issue cards, and 48 hours on the renewal card. GDRFA also states that nomination by a relevant authority “does not constitute final approval” and that the final decision rests with the Directorate, so a nomination letter does not guarantee the residence.

The AED 1,100 line and the “AED 100 a year” note

Every GDRFA residence card carries the same note: the issuance fee rises by AED 100 for each year beyond two. On a standard two-year family or Green card the base line is AED 200, and the note tells you how to price a longer permit. On a 10-year Golden residence the note adds AED 800 for years 3 to 10, so we price it as its own line: AED 1,100 plus AED 800, or AED 1,900 before the inside-country fee.

With the AED 500 inside-country fee, the card lines come to AED 2,400 for someone already in the UAE. The Dubai Land Department’s “confirmation of residency permit” line of AED 2,856.75 is higher, because it belongs to DLD’s own package. Fees change, so the authority’s payment screen is the figure to check before you pay.

The AED 500 fee inside the country

GDRFA charges AED 500 when the application is processed while you are in the UAE. It plays the same role as ICP’s AED 500 status adjustment. Most Golden applicants are already UAE residents (a salaried professional, a property owner on a two-year investor visa, a student), so for most people this line applies. It does not apply if the residence is issued while you are outside the country.

What the GDRFA card does not include

The card does not include the Emirates ID (ICP charges it), the medical test (Dubai Health or a licensed centre charges it), health insurance, any Amer or typing charge, or any earlier nomination, equivalency or attestation. Adding those is what turns an AED 2,400 card total into the real Golden visa cost, the three-to-four-thousand-dirham figure most single applicants actually pay.

Golden visa fees UAE-wide: ICP Golden residence fees in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the northern emirates

Outside Dubai, the Golden residence is issued on ICP’s general “Issuing Residency Permit” card, which lists “Resident – Golden Residence” as one of its categories. ICP itemises its fees differently from GDRFA.

ICP’s published completion time for the card is two days. Its conditions for a Golden applicant are short: a passport valid for at least six months, a personal photo and proof of eligibility for the chosen category. Its general terms also require the residence to be completed within 60 days of entry for someone who entered on an entry permit.

The six-month entry visa for applicants abroad

ICP’s Golden Residence guide (updated 10 September 2026) confirms that “eligible applicants for Golden Residency who are outside the UAE are granted a six-month, multiple-entry entry visa, renewable for an additional six months.” It does not print the fee, and the ICP visa issuance card we read does not list it either.

Two press reports give figures. Gulf News reported on 8 April 2023, citing ICP via Al Khaleej, a total of AED 1,250: AED 1,000 issuance, AED 100 application, AED 100 smart services, AED 28 e-services and AED 22 ICP fees. Gulf Today reported on 6 July 2024 that the entry fee for the six-month multiple-trip Golden visa and its extension is AED 1,100. We cannot confirm either on an official page today, so we show both and treat AED 1,250 as the safer budget.

Guarantees on ICP’s card

ICP’s residence card also lists a “financial guarantee for the investor’s family residency, applied per family member, with a maximum amount of AED 15,000” at AED 3,000, and a guarantee of AED 5,000 per year for the recruitment of domestic workers by a foreign resident. A guarantee is a refundable deposit, not a fee, but it is cash you have to find. The card does not say whether the family guarantee applies to Golden investors or only to standard investor residences; ask ICP (600522222) before you file, or ask us to check.

Golden visa fees UAE comparison: where the ICP card and the GDRFA card differ

On card lines alone, GDRFA is AED 700 dearer than ICP: AED 1,900 against AED 1,200 for someone outside the country, and AED 2,400 against AED 1,700 for someone inside. The difference is small next to the Emirates ID, the medical test and insurance, and you do not choose between them: the emirate of your residence decides the authority.

Golden visa fees for the 10-year Emirates ID: AED 1,100 on ICP’s card

ICP issues every resident’s Emirates ID, in Dubai as well as the other emirates. Its “New Identity Card Issuance” card prices a resident’s card at “AED 100 per year of residence” plus AED 100 smart service fees. A Golden residence is ten years, so the Emirates ID line is:

The Golden Emirates ID looks expensive because you pay a decade at once, but per year it is the cheapest of the three. ICP’s published completion time is five days, and the card is delivered by ICP’s appointed courier. DLD’s property channel shows the same card at AED 1,153; the AED 53 difference is not itemised on the DLD page and is most likely a typing or service charge.

The Emirates ID is also the proof of residence: ICP stopped putting residence stickers in passports in 2022. If the Emirates ID lapses and you do not renew it within the 30-day grace period, ICP charges AED 20 a day up to AED 1,000, which is covered in our Emirates ID fine guide. With a Golden residence this rarely arises, because the ID and the residence run together for ten years.

The medical fitness test in the Golden visa cost: AED 270 to AED 700

Everyone aged 18 or over who is issued a residence in the UAE sits a medical fitness test, and the Golden residence is no exception. Children under 18 do not sit it, which is why a family’s medical line is usually smaller than its headcount suggests.

You do not have to use the Golden visa product. Any licensed centre’s standard residence medical produces the same fitness result for the immigration system. Smart Salem’s Golden visa test is a convenience option: faster, with valet parking and no queue. DLD’s channel prices the medical at AED 700, so a property owner who uses DLD pays the premium speed by default. Our UAE visa medical test guide covers the test itself, the centres and what happens if a result is delayed.

Health insurance: the line that recurs every year

Health insurance is the least predictable part of the golden visa cost Dubai families face, because no government card prints a price for it. It is, however, a condition of the residence:

• ICP’s Golden Residence guide lists health insurance as a requirement for the investor, entrepreneur and professional categories, and for property investors “throughout validity”.
• In Dubai, u.ae states that “sponsors are required to get insurance cover for their resident dependents”, and employers must insure employees.
• In Abu Dhabi, employers and sponsors must provide cover for employees and their families (u.ae lists one spouse and three children under 18).
• In the northern emirates, the AED 320 a year basic package that started on 1 January 2025 applies to private-sector employees and domestic workers aged 1 to 64. It is not a price for self-sponsored Golden investors, and a quote that applies it to them is wrong.
• The DLD channel lists health insurance as a required document for family applications and for sponsored parents.

What this means in practice: a salaried Golden holder is usually insured by the employer, and the cost to them is only the top-up for any family members the employer does not cover. A self-sponsored investor or entrepreneur buys cover for themselves and everyone they sponsor. Premiums depend on age, plan, network and pre-existing conditions, and they rise with age. For parents over 60 the annual premium can exceed every other line of that parent’s residence combined.

Because insurers set the price, we do not print an average in the worked totals below. We show insurance as a separate line to be priced for your family, and we recommend comparing at least three quotes before you file, because the plan you choose at issue will usually be renewed each year for a decade.

Centre, typing and VAT charges on top of Golden visa fees

Government cards print the Golden visa fees themselves. The channel you file through adds its own charges, and these are where quotes vary most.

• GDRFA app or website: the card lines, with no centre charge. This is the cheapest channel for a straightforward file.
• Amer centre (Dubai): the card lines plus typing and service charges. On a real Amer receipt for a different GDRFA service dated 4 September 2026 (a return permit), the GDRFA total included a typing line of AED 100 and an administrative line of AED 50, and Amer added its own AED 50 charge plus AED 2.50 VAT. That is AED 202.50 of non-government lines on one transaction. We use it only as an indication of the pattern; a Golden residence receipt may differ.
• ICP smart services or a typing centre (other emirates): ICP’s AED 100 smart service fee is already on the card. A typing centre adds its own charge, which should appear on the receipt.
• DLD channel (Dubai property): DLD publishes an “administrative fees” line of AED 1,155 for the investor, in addition to its AED 4,020 DLD fee.

VAT at 5% applies to the centre’s service charge, not to the government fee lines, which is why the VAT on an Amer receipt is small. If a quote adds 5% to the whole golden visa cost, ask what it is charging VAT on.

Golden visa cost on the property route: DLD’s fee lines

If you qualify through Dubai property, the Dubai Land Department offers its own Golden visa service. DLD describes it as a 10-year renewable residence for “the real estate investor owning a property the purchase value of which is equal to or more than 2 million AED at the time of purchase”. The applicant must be inside the UAE. DLD publishes one fee table for the whole service:

We added the five DLD lines and they come to AED 9,884.75, which matches DLD’s printed total. Compared with the card-line build using the same AED 700 medical, DLD costs AED 5,684.75 more. That gap is the DLD fee (AED 4,020), the administrative fee (AED 1,155), the difference on the residency line (AED 456.75) and the difference on the Emirates ID (AED 53). The four add back to AED 5,684.75 exactly.

Family members on the DLD channel

DLD prices each sponsored person separately: “sponsorship fees” of AED 5,774.50 for each family member and the same for each parent, a one-off “family file opening” fee of AED 318.75, and a note that AED 100 is “added for each sponsored person”. We add the AED 100 on top, as the Golden visa calculator does, so each family member comes to AED 5,874.50 in our worked totals. It also does not break the AED 5,774.50 down; if it follows the investor’s pattern it contains a medical at AED 700 and an Emirates ID at AED 1,153, which would mean children under 18 are priced for a medical they do not sit. Ask for the per-person breakdown before you pay.

DLD’s page and DLD’s centre do not print the same total

The Golden Cube, one of DLD’s service centres, publishes AED 9,984.75 for a new 10-year property investor Golden visa, AED 100 more than DLD’s own page, together with AED 9,519.75 for renewal and AED 190.75 for cancellation. The AED 100 difference is not explained on either page. It may be the same “AED 100 per sponsored person” line applied to the investor, but that is our guess, not a published fact. Budget on the higher figure.

Is the DLD channel worth the extra?

DLD bundles the property check, the residence, the Emirates ID and the medical into one application, and handles the lien and title-deed verification that the GDRFA investor card requires. For some owners, particularly those with several units, a mortgage, or a family to add at the same time, that convenience is worth paying for. For an owner of a single, fully paid unit who already lives in Dubai, the direct GDRFA route can be several thousand dirhams cheaper on published lines. We look at both for every property client and recommend one in writing.

Nomination and eligibility-evidence costs beside the Golden visa fees

Several Golden categories need a document from another body before GDRFA or ICP will accept the application. These are not Golden visa fees in the strict sense, but they belong in the budget.

For the salary route, the most common hidden cost is getting a foreign degree attested and, where required, recognised. Our attestation cost guide and equivalency certificate guide price those steps. The salary rules themselves, including whether allowances count, are in our Golden visa salary requirement guide, and the nominated routes are in our Golden visa nomination process guide.

What is not a fee: the investment itself

The most common misunderstanding about the Golden visa cost is that the qualifying amount is a price. It is not. Nothing in the table below is paid to GDRFA, ICP or DLD; it is a condition you meet and, in most routes, keep.

Both GDRFA and ICP add one condition that runs for the whole term: the holder must be able to support themselves and their family without government support. That is not a fee either, but it is why a Golden visa bought with borrowed money is a poor plan. The full thresholds for every category are on our eligibility guide.

Golden visa fees UAE families pay per dependant

ICP’s guide lets a Golden holder obtain residence for spouses and children “regardless of their age, as well as for parents”, and allows domestic workers under the normal rules. Each sponsored person is a separate residence, a separate Emirates ID and, if 18 or over, a separate medical test. There is no family discount on any card we read.

Two points need care. First, family members of a Golden holder are issued on GDRFA’s family residence lines for the holder’s term: AED 200 for the first two years plus AED 100 for each further year, or AED 1,000 for ten years, with a AED 210 entry permit (AED 200 + 5% VAT); someone already in the UAE adds the AED 500 inside-country fee, and from abroad that line falls away (a child AED 2,310, an adult AED 2,580). Second, the DLD per-person figure is about double the card-line build, because it carries DLD’s administrative lines per person.

If the Golden holder dies, ICP states that sponsored family members may remain in the UAE for the validity of their residence permits. That is a benefit worth knowing when you compare the golden visa cost Dubai families pay with a cheaper two-year family visa. The full sponsorship rules, including documents and the order of filing, are in our Golden visa family sponsorship guide, and domestic workers are covered on our maid visa service page.

Worked totals: the Golden visa cost in six common cases

These cases are built from the situations we see most often. Names and identifying details are left out, and the figures are the published ones. Every total was added up line by line and checked in a script before publication. GDRFA’s residence lines are priced as the AED 1,100 permit fee plus AED 800 for years 3 to 10, and family members on GDRFA’s family lines. Health insurance is shown as a separate line because no authority publishes its price.

Case 1: Golden visa cost for a specialised professional already living in Dubai

Situation. A software architect on an employment residence in Dubai earns a monthly salary above AED 30,000, holds a bachelor’s degree and is at MOHRE occupational level 2. The employer insures her. She applies for a Golden residence while still in Dubai and files through the GDRFA app.

What the numbers show. For a salaried professional, the Golden visa cost is roughly the price of two standard residence renewals, and it replaces five of them. Her employer then applies for a MOHRE work permit for a Golden visa holder (an employer cost) instead of the permit tied to her old residence. Filing at an Amer centre instead of the app would add the centre’s charges, which on the receipt pattern we have seen is about AED 200 per transaction.

Case 2: Golden visa cost for an investor, spouse and two children in Dubai

Situation. An investor qualifies through an AED 2 million deposit with a UAE bank. He, his wife and their children aged 9 and 14 are already Dubai residents on his old investor visa. He is self-sponsored, so he buys health insurance for all four.

What the numbers show. The children cost almost as much as the adults, because the residence and the 10-year Emirates ID do not change with age; only the medical drops out. Family members cost less than the investor because they are issued on GDRFA’s family residence lines (AED 1,000 for ten years) rather than the Golden permit fee and its years 3 to 10 line. The deposit itself (AED 2 million, frozen for at least two years according to GDRFA) is not part of the Golden visa cost.

Case 3: Golden visa cost for a property owner using DLD’s service

Situation. An owner of a fully paid AED 2.4 million apartment in Dubai applies through DLD’s service, first for himself and then with his wife and two children.

What the numbers show. On published lines, the same family would cost AED 12,680 through the direct GDRFA route (Case 2). On DLD’s page figures, its channel is AED 15,147 more for four people. Part of that buys a single, joined-up process with the property checks done for you. Whether that is worth it depends on the file. For a mortgaged property or several units, DLD’s process is often the cleaner route; for one fully paid unit, the direct route usually wins on price.

Case 4: Golden visa fees for a professional moving to Abu Dhabi from abroad

Situation. A consultant living overseas accepts a job in Abu Dhabi paying more than AED 30,000 a month. She enters on the six-month Golden entry visa, and her residence is issued by ICP. Her employer insures her.

What the numbers show. Arriving from abroad costs about AED 750 more than applying from inside, because the six-month entry visa costs more than the AED 500 status adjustment it replaces. On card lines, an applicant already inside the UAE pays about AED 700 less in Abu Dhabi than in Dubai (AED 3,050 against AED 3,770, each with its standard medical), because GDRFA prices years 3 to 10 as a separate AED 800 line.

Case 5: Golden visa renewal fees after ten years in Dubai

Situation. A Golden holder in Dubai whose residence expires next month still meets the salary condition and renews through GDRFA.

What the numbers show. Renewal costs the same as the first issue on the published lines, because the renewal card repeats the same fee block. The larger cost of renewal is proving that you still qualify. A property owner who sold the unit, or a professional whose salary fell below AED 30,000, cannot renew on that basis. DLD’s Golden Cube publishes AED 9,519.75 for a property-route renewal, AED 465 less than its new-issue figure.

Case 6: Golden visa fees for cancelling a Golden residence

Situation. A Golden holder in Dubai is leaving the UAE for good and cancels the residence from inside the country.

What the numbers show. Cancellation is the cheapest of the Golden visa fees, but family members must be cancelled first. After cancellation or expiry, a Golden holder has a 180-day grace period (ICP), after which overstay costs AED 50 a day. The full process is in our residence visa grace period guide.

Golden visa fees vs Green residence fees

Many applicants who qualify for the Golden residence also qualify for the five-year Green residence, and some ask whether the cheaper-looking option saves money. On ICP’s card lines the answer is no: per year of validity, the Golden visa cost is slightly lower.

Add a medical test and a status adjustment to each, and the Golden residence still comes out cheaper per year because those one-off lines are spread over twice as long. In Dubai, GDRFA’s Green card prints a base of AED 200 with the same annual-increase note, so the comparison follows the same pattern as the Golden card. The real differences between the two are not in the Golden visa fees but in the conditions: the thresholds, who you can sponsor, and how long each lasts. Our Golden visa vs Green visa guide sets them side by side, and our Green residence service page covers the five-year route.

Golden visa cost Dubai conflicts: where the published Golden visa fees disagree

Official sources do not always agree with each other, and quotes online often disagree with both. This table collects every conflict we found while checking the Golden visa fees on 23 September 2026 (re-checked 22 October 2026), with what we recommend you do about each.

What circulates online that is not true

Refunds of Golden visa fees if an application does not go through

ICP’s “Refund of Fees” card is clear about what comes back: “Only issuance fees are refundable. Application submission fees and smart services fees are non-refundable.” A refund applies when the service is not completed, it is requested through ICP’s smart services with UAE Pass, and it is paid to a UAE bank account against an IBAN certificate. The published processing time is five days.

On an ICP Golden residence, that means the AED 1,000 issuance line can come back if the residence is not issued, but the AED 100 application and AED 100 smart services fees cannot. GDRFA does not publish an equivalent Golden refund rule on the cards we read, and the Amer or DLD channel charges are service charges that are normally not refunded once the work is done. If your application is returned or refused, our guide to a rejected Golden visa explains the options before you pay again.

How to keep the golden visa cost Dubai families pay down

1. Pick the right channel for the right reason. For a single, fully paid Dubai property and an owner who lives here, compare DLD’s all-in price with the direct GDRFA route before you choose.
2. Apply once for the family. Adding each person in the same sitting avoids repeated centre charges and makes sure everyone is issued on your new file, not the old one.
3. Choose the medical by timetable, not by habit. The AED 270 standard test is enough if you are not in a hurry; the AED 700 option buys a 30-minute result.
4. Do not cancel your current residence early. The file usually moves from the old status to the new one; cancelling first can expose you to a grace period and, if something stalls, a fine of AED 50 a day.
5. Clear fines first. Outstanding overstay or traffic fines can stop a file without refusing it, and the time lost costs more than the fine.
6. Price insurance over ten years, not one. It is the only line that recurs, and it rises with age.
7. Keep the receipts. They are the only way to prove what you paid if a refund is due, and they show you at renewal what the next ten years will cost.

How to verify every Golden visa fees figure in this guide

What we will and will not do

Related guides

• Golden visa eligibility 2026: every category and threshold
• Golden visa property requirement: AED 2 million, mortgages and off-plan
• Golden visa salary requirement for specialised professionals
• Golden visa nomination process for talents, scientists and students
• Golden visa family sponsorship: spouse, children, parents and staff
• Golden visa vs Green visa: which one fits you
• Golden visa rejected: what to do next
• UAE government fees list for 2026 (every authority, not only Golden visa fees)
• Golden visa eligibility checker

Pricing the golden visa cost Dubai families face, filing and following up a Golden residence for you and your family, is what our PRO services in Dubai team handles every week.