The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been ranked as the world's second most economically stable country. The UAE boasts a per capita GDP on par with leading Western European nations, making it the most competitive economy in the Arab world.
The issuance of 90 days visit visas in the UAE has been discontinued. It has been confirmed by the immigration authorities that three-month visas are no longer available, however visitors can come on 30 or 60 days visas.
The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) is introducing a digital service to facilitate marriage in the UAE. This service enables residents to apply for a marriage certificate and complete the procedures online.
Dubai has solidified its position as a global maritime powerhouse, ranking 5th worldwide on the 2023 International Shipping Centre Development (ISCD) Index for the fourth consecutive year, following Singapore, London, Shanghai and Hong Kong securing the top four spots.
What is the cause of today's property boom in Dubai? While Dubai has been always attractive place to invest in real estates, two factors recently increased that appeal: 1/ successful handling of Covid-19 and 2/ influx of Russians due to the war in Ukraine.
The UAE has introduced new laws with heightened penalties for unlicensed health professionals and facilities. The legislation includes private healthcare facility regulations and also regulations pertaining to veterinary medicine.
UAE residents can now change their visa information online through the official website or smart app of the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship, Customs, and Port Security (ICP)
Dubai Emirate is considering the adoption of Common Law within all of its many free zones to enhance their appeal and attract more foreign investment and businesses looking for a familiar legal environment.
Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions (DNFBPs) are types of businesses and professions that are not typically associated with the financial sector. It includes real estate agents, dealers in precious metals, lawyers and notaries, auditors, accountants, insolvency firms, tax consultants and corporate service providers.
Emiratisation is a government program launched initially in 2006 by the UAE to raise the representation of Emiratis in the workforce in order to boost their contribution to the national economy.
