Parent Visa in Dubai:
Complete Guide by QSM
Bringing your parents to live with you in the UAE is possible through a Parent Visa. Expatriates with valid UAE residence visas can sponsor their families if they earn at least AED 10,000 plus Accommodation of at least 2 BHK, regardless of job title. QSM simplifies the parent visa process and ensures compliance with UAE immigration laws.
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What is a Parent Visa in the UAE?
A parent visa is a residence visa issued to expatriates who want to sponsor their parents in the UAE. It is granted under specific eligibility conditions and requires proof of financial stability, accommodation, and the ability to support dependents. This visa ensures that families can live together legally while complying with UAE residency regulations.
Eligibility Criteria for Parent Visa Sponsorship
To sponsor your parents under a UAE parent residence visa, you must meet the following requirements:
- Minimum Salary Requirement: The sponsor must earn a monthly income as set by UAE authorities (10000 AED and a Tenancy contract for a 2 BHK).
- Accommodation: Valid tenancy contract (Ejari) (2BHK)
- Special Cases: If one parent is deceased or divorced, official proof is required.
- Proof of Relationship: Attested birth certificate or official documents proving the parental relationship.
- Medical Insurance: Comprehensive health insurance for both parents, valid in the UAE.
Required Documents for Parent Visa Application
When applying for a parent visa in Dubai, you’ll need:
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Passport copies of the sponsor and parents
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Recent photographs (passport size, white background)
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Emirates ID and residency visa of the sponsor
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Birth certificate of the sponsor (attested)
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Proof of income (salary certificate or bank statements)
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Tenancy contract (Ejari)
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Health insurance policy for parents
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Medical fitness test results from UAE-approved centers
Step-by-Step Process to Apply for a Parent Visa
At QSM, we make the process smooth and hassle-free. Here’s how it works:
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Initial Assessment:
Review of sponsor’s eligibility and documentation.
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Application Submission:
File the parent visa request through GDRFA (General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs) or Amer Centers.
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Medical Examination:
Parents must undergo a medical fitness test in Dubai.
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Health Insurance:
Register and activate medical insurance for parents.
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Visa Stamping:
Once approved, the residence visa is stamped on the parent’s passport.
Costs Associated with Parent Visa in Dubai
The parent visa cost varies depending on the emirate and specific requirements.
Application and processing fees
Emirates ID Issuance
Medical examination fees
Health Insurance premiums
Typing center charges
Why Choose QSM for Parent Visa Services?
- 9+ years of expertise in UAE immigration and PRO services
- Fast and reliable parent visa processing
- End-to-end support From documentation to visa stamping
- Dedicated experts who handle communication with GDRFA and Amer Centers
- Hassle-free experience Focus on family while we manage the process
Get Your Parent Visa with QSM
Securing a parent visa in Dubai allows you to keep your loved ones close while complying with UAE immigration regulations. With the right guidance, the process can be straightforward. At QSM Document Clearing Services, our team ensures that every step, from eligibility assessment to visa stamping, is handled with accuracy and care.
Contact QSM to begin your parent visa application and reunite with your family in the UAE, or fill out the form with your enquiry let our expert staff assist you.
FAQ’S
No, UAE law requires sponsoring both parents unless one parent has passed away or there are legitimate reasons supported by official documents.
Typically, it is issued for 1 year and can be renewed.
Yes, subject to meeting the minimum financial requirements and providing proof of stable income.
In some cases, exceptions may apply, but generally, you must meet the minimum salary threshold to qualify.
If you are sponsoring one parent, the approximate cost is AED 2,000, while sponsoring both parents costs around AED 4,000. Additionally, a refundable deposit of AED 3,000 must be submitted to GDRFA, which is returned upon visa cancellation.
According to QSM, the cost to renew a parent visa in Dubai is 1500 AED.
For the most accurate and updated pricing based on your specific case, we recommend contacting our team directly.
Yes, in Dubai, parents can be sponsored by sons, daughters, sons-in-law, and daughters-in-law.
