2-Year Investor Visa Services in Dubai
Official Residency for Property Owners in the UAE
EGSH helps property investors obtain a 2-year renewable UAE residence visa through the official procedures of the Dubai Land Department (DLD – Taskeen) and the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA). The visa is available to owners of completed properties valued at AED 750,000 or more, including jointly owned units for married couples.
Through EGSH, applicants receive full support with document preparation, medical fitness testing, Emirates ID processing, and final visa issuance.
Why choose EGSH:
- Full compliance with DLD and GDRFA procedures
- One-visit submission
- VIP, queue-free service
- Government-regulated fees
Investor visa applications are processed within 7–10 business days, and the residence permit is issued electronically to the applicant once approved.

How to Apply for a UAE 2-Year Investor Visa
From Investment Proof to Emirates ID — We Handle Everything
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Contact EGSH
Visit our authorised centre during working hours—no prior appointment is required. You may also book your visit online for convenience.
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Document Review
Provide your passport, title deed or e-Certificate of Title, personal photo, insurance, and supporting records.
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Complete Medical Test & Biometrics
EGSH consultants assist you in submitting your application and arranging your medical fitness test and Emirates ID biometrics.
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Receive Your Investor Visa
Once approved by the GDRFA, your 2-year investor residence permit is issued electronically and sent to your registered email.
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You can stop by EGSH during working hours without an appointment or book your visit at a time that suits you best.
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Friday: 9:00 am–12:30 pm; 2:30 pm–5:00 pm
Sunday: Closed
Documents Required for UAE 2-Year Investor Visa
Ensure All Investment Documents Are Accurate and Ready
Valid Passport & UAE Visa
Provide a copy of your passport and current UAE residence or entry visa (if applicable).
Property Ownership Proof
Submit an e-Certificate of Title or Title Deed confirming property worth AED 750,000+.
Personal Photo & Emirates ID
Provide a recent passport-size photo and a copy of your Emirates ID (if already issued).
Supporting Documents
Health insurance and a good conduct certificate addressed to the DLD.
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Accuracy, Speed, and Full Legal Compliance
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Official government rates with transparent, fixed pricing.
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What Is a 2-Year Investor Visa in Dubai
A 2-year investor visa is an official UAE residence permit issued to property owners whose real estate investment in Dubai is valued at AED 750,000 or more at the time of purchase. The visa is processed through the Dubai Land Department (Taskeen) and approved by the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA). It allows the investor to reside legally in the UAE, access government services, and sponsor eligible family members.
Applications are available for owners of completed residential properties. Mortgaged properties are also permitted, provided at least 50% of the property value or AED 750,000 is paid, and a bank no objection certificate (NOC) is submitted. The residence permit is renewable every two years, as long as the investor continues to meet the property ownership requirements.
The visa is issued electronically after completing medical fitness, Emirates ID biometrics, security checks, and insurance requirements.
When a 2-Year Investor Visa Is Required
The 2-year investor visa in the UAE is suitable for property owners who intend to:
- Obtain long-term legal residency in Dubai based on real estate investment
- Sponsor a spouse, children, or parents through standard GDRFA procedures
- Establish UAE residency without employment sponsorship
- Secure access to banking, utilities, education, and healthcare services
- Maintain residency while living abroad, with periodic entry into the UAE
It is also used when property is jointly owned by a married couple, provided the combined value meets AED 750,000, and a certified marriage certificate is available.
What Are the Benefits and Limitations of a 2-Year Investor Visa in Dubai
The investor visa provides several benefits. It offers renewable 2-year UAE residency linked to property ownership, eligibility to sponsor immediate family members, and access to official UAE government services. Property ownership is recognised as a stable residency basis, and visa holders do not require employment sponsorship.
However, the visa also has defined limitations.
- The property must meet the AED 750,000 minimum value at the time of purchase.
- Mortgaged properties require proof of 50% payment and a bank NOC.
- Only the property owner may apply; however, a legal representative holding a duly notarised and attested Power of Attorney may be accepted at GDRFA’s discretion.
- GDRFA security clearance and a Dubai Police Good Conduct Certificate are mandatory.
- All documents, including birth and marriage certificates, must be attested where required.
Failure to meet any condition may delay or prevent visa issuance.
Eligibility Requirements for Property Investors
To qualify for the 2-year investor visa in Dubai, applicants must meet the following:
- Own a residential property in Dubai worth AED 750,000 or more.
- For mortgaged property: provide proof of 50% payment or AED 750,000, plus a bank NOC and mortgage statement.
- For jointly owned property (husband and wife): provide a certified marriage certificate.
- Maintain valid health insurance and clear security records.
- Provide a Dubai Police Good Conduct Certificate addressed to DLD.
Only completed (ready) properties qualify at this visa tier.
Procedural Features of the Investor Visa Process
The 2-year investor visa process is carried out through a coordinated workflow between the Dubai Land Department (Taskeen), GDRFA, Dubai Police, Dubai Health Authority (HA), and insurance providers. The procedure begins with submitting all required documents at the authorised centre, where the application is reviewed to confirm property value, ownership, and eligibility.
Once the visa application is accepted, the applicant undergoes the mandatory medical fitness examination and completes Emirates ID biometrics through the official Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship (ICA) channels.
After medical results and security checks—such as the Dubai Police Good Conduct Certificate—are cleared, the application moves to GDRFA for final residency approval.
Upon approval, the investor visa is issued electronically and sent directly to the applicant’s email. The full process typically takes 7–10 business days, depending on the completion of medical, biometric, and security procedures.
Family Sponsorship Requirements
Investors holding a 2-year residency visa in Dubai may sponsor their immediate family members, provided all required documents meet GDRFA standards. Sponsorship of a spouse and children requires a certified marriage certificate, certified birth certificates, valid health insurance, recent personal photos that comply with GDRFA specifications, and copies of the sponsor’s passport and Emirates ID.
If the mother is the sponsor, a notarised No Objection Letter from the father must also be provided, and daughters above 18 must submit proof of unmarried status issued by the Dubai Courts.
Parents may also be sponsored under a one-year renewable permit. This requires a certified dependency certificate from the consulate, the sponsor’s original passport and Emirates ID, valid health insurance, a three-month bank statement, and a certified birth certificate. An IBAN number is required for all sponsorship applications to complete the government fee process.
Family sponsorship remains subject to approval by the GDRFA and must be renewed in line with the investor’s residency status.
Official Fees for the 2-Year Investor Visa
The government fee for issuing a 2-year investor residence visa in Dubai is AED 10,212, payable through authorised payment channels at the time of application. Fees for sponsoring family members vary depending on the relationship and visa duration.
A spouse or husband sponsored under the investor’s file requires a payment of AED 7,382 for a two-year permit, while daughters over 18 and sons over 18 require AED 7,182 (sons receive a one-year permit). Children under 18 are issued a two-year permit at a fee of AED 6,482.
Parents can be sponsored for a one-year residence permit at AED 8,882, with an additional AED 319 charged for opening the sponsorship file. All fees must be settled via bank transfer, credit card, or cash, and processing follows the official structure set by DLD Taskeen and GDRFA.
Common Errors That Delay Investor Visa Processing
Delays in issuing the investor visa occur when the property value does not meet the minimum AED 750,000 threshold or when owners of mortgaged properties fail to provide the required bank NOC and proof of 50% payment.
Errors in personal documentation are also common, including missing attested birth or marriage certificates, incomplete Good Conduct Certificates addressed to the DLD, or personal photos that do not meet the GDRFA specifications.
Applications may be further delayed if the applicant attempts to apply through a representative without attending in person, as the investor must be physically present for submission. Outdated or insufficient health insurance can also cause interruptions, as valid coverage is required for investors and their dependents.
What Happens After the Visa Is Approved
Once the application is approved by the GDRFA, the investor receives the electronic residence permit by email. This confirms their legal residency status and enables access to banking, utilities, government services, and other procedures that require residency. The Emirates ID is then issued after biometrics are completed, and the card is delivered or collected according to the applicant’s preference.
After receiving the visa, the investor may submit family sponsorship applications for their spouse, children, or parents. These dependants must meet GDRFA documentation and health insurance requirements, and sponsorship can only begin once the investor’s own residency and Emirates ID are fully activated.
The visa remains valid for two years and must be renewed before expiry. Renewal requires continued ownership of a qualifying property valued at AED 750,000+, valid insurance, and updated supporting documents.
Frequently Asked Questions About the 2-Year Investor Visa in Dubai
Who is eligible for a 2-year investor visa in Dubai?
Eligibility is granted to property owners whose real estate investment in Dubai is valued at AED 750,000 or more at the time of purchase. Both sole owners and married couples with jointly owned property may apply, provided a certified marriage certificate is submitted. Mortgaged properties are also eligible if at least 50% of the value or AED 750,000 has been paid, and a bank NOC is provided. This category applies only to owners of completed residential units.
How to get an investor visa in Dubai if the property is mortgaged?
You may still apply for the 2-year UAE investor visa if your property is under mortgage, as long as you have paid at least 50% of the property value. You must submit a bank No Objection Certificate confirming the paid amount along with a mortgage statement.
Can a husband and wife apply for the investor visa using joint property ownership?
Yes. Married couples may apply for a Dubai property investor visa using jointly owned property if the total value meets the AED 750,000 requirement. A certified marriage certificate must be submitted to prove the relationship. Either spouse may act as the primary applicant under the GDRFA rules.
Can I sponsor my family under the investor visa?
Holders of the Dubai investor visa may sponsor their spouse, children, and parents. Sponsorship requires certified marriage and birth certificates, valid health insurance, compliant photos, and a Dubai Courts certificate confirming marital status for daughters over 18. If the mother is the sponsor, a notarised No Objection Letter from the father must also be provided.
What are the fees for the UAE 2-year investor visa?
The government fee for the 2-year investor visa in Dubai is AED 10,212. Family sponsorship fees vary: spouses and husbands are AED 7,382, daughters or sons over 18 are AED 7,182 (sons receive a 1-year visa), and children under 18 are AED 6,482. Sponsoring parents' costs are AED 8,882 per year plus AED 319 for file opening.
Is the 2-year investor visa renewable?
Yes. The 2-year real estate investor visa in the UAE is renewable as long as the applicant continues to own a qualifying property valued at AED 750,000 or more. Renewal requires updated documents, valid insurance, and proof of continued ownership. Investors must also hold a new Good Conduct Certificate when renewing.
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