If you work in the UAE on an employment visa, you can sponsor your spouse and children — and in some cases your parents. We check your eligibility for free, prepare every document and file with GDRFA / ICP for you.
Not sure about a document? Send a photo on WhatsApp and we will check it.
Tell us who you want to sponsor. We check your salary, housing and documents — free.
Photos or PDFs are enough. We prepare, translate and type every form.
Your application goes in through the official channels; we follow it daily.
We book the medical and biometrics, and stay with you until the Emirates IDs arrive.
Example: spouse and one child, inside the UAE
Total government fees
AED 5,039Estimate based on government fees as of 19 October 2026. Fees are set by the authorities and can change; we confirm the final amount before you pay.
No. You send your documents on WhatsApp or email and we do the rest. Your family only goes out for the medical test (18 and over) and the Emirates ID fingerprints, and we book both for you.
Yes. We get the entry permit first; your family flies in on it, then we complete the medical, Emirates ID and residence. Applying from outside also skips the change-of-status fee.
Once your documents are complete and attested, most family visas are done within one to two weeks, including medical and Emirates ID. Attestation of certificates from abroad can take longer, so start that first.
Sons can be sponsored until they turn 25. Unmarried daughters can stay on your sponsorship with no age limit. Children with a disability can be sponsored at any age.
Yes, if it was issued outside the UAE. It needs the stamps of your home country and the UAE embassy there, then the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs. We can arrange all of it.
Yes. A spouse on a family visa can work once their employer gets them a work permit; they do not need to change their visa.
No. UAE residence is digital and linked to the Emirates ID. You receive the e-visa and the Emirates ID card — nothing is stamped in the passport.
That is why we check eligibility before filing. The decision is always the authorities', and some government fees are not refundable — we tell you the risk upfront if your case is unusual.