For families relocating to Dubai together. Based on the sponsor’s residency, we support dependent visas for a spouse, children, and parents—plus housing, insurance, and schooling as you settle in.
For You
For You
- Those relocating with a spouse and children
- Those bringing their parents
- Those who already have—or will obtain—their own residency
Requirements
Requirements
- A family visa is where you (the sponsor), holding residency, invite family members.
- The sponsor may need to meet requirements such as income and a housing contract, depending on the relationship.
- Requirements differ by relationship (spouse, child, parent) and must be checked individually.
How Fees Work
Fees
Included in our support
- Guidance on documents and conditions per relationship
- Support with document translation and attestation
- Support through each family member’s application and on-the-ground steps
Additional costs
- Per-person visa application, medical, and Emirates ID costs
- Health insurance and document translation/attestation costs
- The total varies with the number and relationship of family members
The total depends on your situation. We provide a free quote before any work begins.
Request a free quoteDocuments
Documents
- Passports (all family members) Cover plus the photo/ID page, in colourYou provide
- Passport photos (all family members) White background, front-facing, within the last 6 monthsYou provide
- Marriage certificate For a spouse (translation/attestation may be required)You provide
- Birth certificate To show the relationship for children/parents (translation/attestation may be required)You provide
Additional documents may be required depending on your situation. We’ll guide you during your consultation.
Process
Flow
- 1
Consultation & relationships Online
We review who is relocating (spouse, children, parents) and explain the documents and conditions.
- 2
Documents (translation & attestation) Online
Prepare marriage/birth certificates. We support translation and attestation where needed.
- 3
Family visa application & payment Online
Based on the sponsor’s residency, we submit each family member’s application.
- 4
Entry & UAE SIM On-site
After arriving in Dubai, you get a UAE phone number with a local SIM (needed for the medical check and Emirates ID).
- 5
Medical check & biometrics On-site
Complete a medical fitness test at an authorized center and register your biometrics at a designated office.
- 6
Receiving your Emirates ID On-site
You receive your Emirates ID card locally, completing the residency process.
- 7
Insurance, housing, schooling & settling in On-site
You can also arrange health insurance, housing, and schooling as you settle in.
In practice there are more detailed steps, and the online portal guides you through them one at a time.
Benefits & Notes
Benefits & Notes
Benefits
- Prepare the whole family’s move on the same timeline
- Support for translating and attesting marriage/birth certificates
- Housing, insurance, and schooling support after arrival
Things to note
- The sponsor may need to meet income and housing-contract requirements.
- Marriage/birth certificates may need translation and attestation.
- Conditions differ by relationship and may change—please confirm individually.
Our Support
Support
- Manage each family member’s visa process together
- Support with document translation and attestation
- Consultation and chat support in Japanese
- Clear on-screen guidance on documents and your next action
- Track your application progress in the online portal
- Post-arrival setup (SIM, bank account, and more) is also available
Online Portal
Online Portal
After you sign up, a dedicated online portal shows your progress, required documents, and next actions—so you always know where things stand.
See your progress
Your current stage and next action at a glance.
Submit documents online
Upload from your phone, following our capture guides.
Stay connected after arrival
Get help with SIM, bank accounts, and settling in.
The portal is available after sign-up. You can see it during a free consultation.
FAQ
FAQ
Q. Which comes first—my visa or my family’s?
Q. Can I bring my parents?
Q. Can you help with translation and attestation?
This page provides general information. Visa conditions, fees, documents, and timelines vary by category, the rules in force at the time, and your situation. Final eligibility rests with the reviewing authority. Please confirm the details for your specific case.
Start with a free consultation
It’s fine even if you’re unsure which visa fits. We’ll review your situation and suggest the next step—no pushy sales.