How to Apply for the UAE Business Opportunities Visa
Dubai: New Business Opportunities Visa for Investors Launched
Investors and entrepreneurs looking to explore business opportunities in the UAE can now apply for the ‘Business Opportunities Visa,’ as announced by the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs, and Port Security (ICP).
This visa is tailored for those seeking investment prospects and allows for single or multiple entries into the country, depending on eligibility.
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Introduced in 2022 as part of a revamped visa system, the Business Opportunities Visa offers flexible durations of two, three, or four months. Applicants can apply directly without needing a UAE-based sponsor.
Application Process
To apply, individuals can visit the ICP’s smart services portal or registered typing centers in the UAE. Required documents include:
- Valid passport copy
- Proof of address (rental contract or hotel reservation)
- Recent passport-sized photo
- Certified bank statement
- Health insurance coverage
- Attested qualification certificate
- Return ticket
Visa Fees
- 60 days: Total Dh1,555
- 90 days: Total Dh1,675
- 120 days: Total Dh1,795
Steps to Apply
- Visit the ICP smart services portal.
- Select ‘Exploring Business Opportunities.’
- Choose your visa duration (60, 90, or 120 days).
- Fill out the online application with personal and identification information.
- Upload required documents and make the payment.
Applicants will receive a reference number for tracking their application. Refunds for fees are available only if the application is rejected.
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For more details and to start your application, visit the ICP portal.
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