Your Gateway to 10 Years of Residency in the UAE

Many professionals, property owners, and entrepreneurs may qualify for UAE long-term residency without realizing it. Answer two quick questions, and Growth Zone’s advisors will assess your eligibility, guide you through the right pathway, and support your application from start to finish.

Our services

Everything Your Business Needs:

Growth Zone provides integrated business services designed to support companies throughout their UAE journey.

Long-Term Residency

5 to 10 years of UAE residency, renewable, no annual visa runs, no last-minute renewals.

No Sponsor Required

You're self-sponsored. Change jobs, start a business, or stop working, your visa stays valid.

Family Sponsorship

Sponsor your spouse and children under the same visa, with no separate salary threshold to clear.

Extended Travel Flexibility

Stay outside the UAE longer than standard residence visas allow, without cancellation.

Investment Freedom

Own 100% of your business, invest, or hold property without needing a local partner.

High-Value Talent

Purpose-built pathways for investors, entrepreneurs, specialists and researchers.

Golden visa FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

The UAE Golden Visa is a long-term residency visa available to eligible investors, entrepreneurs, skilled professionals, and other qualifying individuals. It can provide long-term residency without requiring a traditional employer sponsor.

Eligibility depends on the applicant’s category and current UAE requirements. Investors, entrepreneurs, property investors, skilled professionals, students, and other qualifying individuals may be eligible under specific criteria.

Growth Zone provides assistance throughout the application process, including eligibility assessment, document preparation, application support, and guidance on the required government procedures.

Processing times can vary depending on the visa category, application requirements, government approvals, and document verification. Growth Zone can guide you through the expected process and requirements.

Required documents vary according to the applicant’s eligibility category. Common documents may include a passport, photographs, Emirates ID, proof of investment or property ownership, educational or professional documents, and other supporting paperwork where applicable.