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5 years Multiple Entry Visa 90 days

5 years Multiple Entry Visa 90 days

Traveling to Dubai multiple times over the next five years? The 5 Years Multiple Entry Visa offers the freedom you need to come and go without the trouble of applying for a new visa each time. With the ability to stay up to 90 days per year, this visa is ideal for anyone who needs flexible access to Dubai, whether for business, family, or personal trips.

Amer Centre makes it simple to get this visa, guiding you through the steps with ease and ensuring everything is in place for quick approval. This visa is a must for frequent visitors, as it not only saves you time and effort but also reduces costs compared to applying for multiple single-entry visas.

Whether you’re attending business meetings, exploring investment opportunities, or visiting loved ones, the 5 Years Multiple Entry Visa provides a reliable, long-term solution for your travel needs. Forget about the stress of renewing visas regularly and enjoy uninterrupted access to one of the world’s most vibrant cities. With Amer Centre by your side, securing this visa is straightforward, so you can focus on making the most of your time in Dubai.

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  1. Hotel reservation/Place of stay
  2. 6 months bank statement (Minimum $4000 or equal amount should be there in the past 6 months under the applicant bank account) with bank stamp
  3. Personal Photo
  4. Return air ticket
  5. Sponsored Passport
  6. Guarantor visa copy and Passport copy
  7. UAE Based Travel Insurance with Minimum 6 Months Validity
  8. Warranty Fee AED 3000
Outside Country
Application Fee AED 836.65

*Terms And Conditions will vary, if any changes made by the Government

Step 1: Apply for Entry Permit(Outside Country)

  1. Emirates ID of Sponsor – Original
  2. Sponsor Passport & Visa Color copy
  3. Salary certificate is required (Only for Freezone company)
  4. Sponsor Employment contract with Minimum salary AED 4000 (If it is Freezone salary certificate is required)
  5. IBAN Number of Sponsor
  6. Marriage/Birth certificate Attested (MOFA)
  7. Note: All certificates needed to be translated into Arabic (Legal translation)
  8. Applicant Photo with White background
  9. Applicant Passport Color Copy
  10. Residence Cancellation Paper (If had Residence Visa Before)
  11. National ID Card Copy (Only for Pakistan Nationality)

Note: Parents visa AED 5000 is required for security deposit. and Sponsor Salary Minimum AED 10000.

Note: For Parents residency visa-Death Certificate is required -WITH MOFA ATTESTED
(If one of the parents has passed away)

Note: For Parents residency visa- Ejari / Tenancy contract

Note: NOC Letter (Required only if sponsoring one of the Parents) Example: If you are only sponsoring the mother, then you must submit an NOC Letter from the father, issued by Public Notary (with MOFA attested).

Note: If above 18 years – For Daughter: Unmarried Letter from Father-  (From Public Notary-UAE)

Note: For Son-Age 18- 25 can sponsor.(Note: Study certificate is required for student profession)

Note : If mother is sponsoring the child, NOC letter is required from father (From Public Notary-UAE)

Note: Partner’s Family – Additional Documents Required (All points are same Except Labor contract)

  1. Memorandum
  2. Company License Copy
  3. Deposit (If sponsor is Partner / Investor ) – AED 3000 each, up to AED 15000 only
Outside Country
If The Applicant Residing Outside The UAE
AED 438.90
Note: AED 233.15 Extra For File Opening

*Terms And Conditions will vary, if any changes made by the Government

Step 2: Family Visa Stamping

  1. Sponsor’s Emirates ID – Original
  2. Sponsor’s Passport & Visa copy
  3. Sponsor’s IBAN Number
  4. Family Passport Copy
  5. Family entry permit Visa Copy / e-Visa
  6. Emirates ID Application
  7. Medical Fitness Report
  8. Applicant Passport Size photo with White background
Visa Stamping
1 Years (Normal)
AED 409.90
2 Years (Normal)
AED 509.90
Partner’s Family – 2 Years
AED 559.90
Partner’s Family – 1 Years
AED 459.90

*Terms And Conditions will vary, if any changes made by the Government