Certain significant reforms were recently added to the UAE visa system. They include the introduction of new entry visas with fewer restrictions and more significant incentives for tourists and residents. Residents relocating to Dubai will find that working in the emirate is quite flexible. Be it to start your own business or work as a freelancer. Let’s look at how to apply for a freelance visa in Dubai if you want to work in the media or education sector.
Who Is Eligible For A Freelance Visa?
Apply for this visa in UAE if you have an interest in acting, screenwriting, journalism, advertising, training, education advisor, customer service, or web development. There are a plethora of websites that offer a comprehensive list of freelancing activities that you can do with this visa.
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Please note that if you work in the technology industry, Dubai Internet City will grant your freelance permission. This follows the Dubai Media City for the media sector and Dubai Knowledge Park for the education sector.
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What Is The Cost Of This Visa?
The freelancing permit, establishment card, and freelance visa all have distinct charges.
- AED 7,500 for a one-year freelance permit
- AED 2,000 for a one-year establishment card
If you want to apply for a three-year freelance job visa in Dubai it will cost you
- AED 4,960 (Normal) AED 6,340 (Extraordinary) (Express)
If you’re looking for a three-year freelance job visa in Dubai from outside the UAE:
- AED 3,330 (Normal) AED 3,900 (Extraordinary) (Express)
Please keep in mind that the above fee for a freelance job visa covers your medical exam, visa stamping, and Emirates ID. Professionals can apply for a one-year Dh2,750 visa or a three-year Dh5,000 visa through gofreelance.ae.
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