UAE and Dubai work visas
UAE work visas are sponsored by the employer. After you accept a genuine job offer, your employer applies for your entry permit and work permit; after arrival you complete a medical test, biometrics and your Emirates ID. We help you check the offer, attest documents and prepare your file.
Who is it for?
- Workers with a written job offer from a UAE-licensed company.
- Professionals with degrees or certificates that can be attested.
Language requirement
There is no government language test for most work visas. Employers set their own English or Arabic needs.
Costs and timelines
In most cases the employer pays the visa and work permit fees. You may pay for degree attestation, translations and your travel. Timelines depend on the employer and the emirate.
Step by step
- Receive and check the job offer and employment contract.
- Attest your educational certificates if your employer or job category needs it.
- Employer applies for your entry permit and work permit.
- Travel, then complete the medical test and Emirates ID biometrics.
- Residence visa is issued.
Documents checklist
- Passport valid for at least six months and photographs.
- Signed offer letter or contract.
- Attested degree certificates where required.
Warning signs
- You are asked to pay a large fee for the job itself.
- The company name cannot be verified or the contract is vague.
- You are told to travel on a visit visa and "convert" it later without a written offer.
Overseas job recruitment from India is regulated under the Emigration Act, 1983. We do not recruit; we help with visas and documents for genuine offers. Check registered recruiting agents on the eMigrate portal.