FAQs

Attestation timelines vary by country and document type, but it typically takes 3 to 7 working days after submission.

Yes, we accept high-quality scanned copies of your documents in PDF or image formats to begin the process.

All documents must be in English or Arabic. If yours are in another language, we can guide you through the official translation and attestation process.

You need to provide:

– A clear colored copy of your passport
– Passport with at least 6 months validity
– A recent passport-size photo with a white background

Yes, educational certificates are required only if relevant to your profession, and they must be attested if applicable.

Freelancers should provide work samples (PDFs, website links, case studies, etc.) that show proof of experience or capability in their field.

Yes. Family visa applicants must also provide:

– Marriage certificate (attested) for spouse sponsorship
– Birth certificates (attested) for children
– Tenancy contract and salary certificate or freelance income proof

Yes, business setup in Dubai typically requires a trade license, business plan, and additional documentation depending on the legal structure (LLC, sole proprietorship, etc.).

For visa renewal, you’ll need:

– Valid passport
– Latest Emirates ID
– Current visa page
– Proof of ongoing activity (e.g., invoices, work contracts, etc.)

Yes, you can begin your application from outside the UAE. All processes can be handled remotely until entry is required for medical and Emirates ID procedures.

Submitting unclear or low-resolution documents can delay your visa process. Always ensure your scans are clear, colored, and legible to avoid rejections or processing issues.

Yes, any non-English or non-Arabic documents (e.g., birth or marriage certificates) must be officially translated and attested by the UAE embassy in the issuing country.