United Arab Emirates: One-Year Residence Visa Scheme Implemented for Nationals of Ukraine
May 19, 2022
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Effective immediately, the UAE authorities have implemented a one-year residence visa scheme for nationals of Ukraine, in a move to facilitate long-term residency for Ukrainians who arrived in the United Arab Emirates through a visa-on-arrival or are in the United Arab Emirates under a cancelled or expired visa. The eligibility criteria for this scheme does not include Ukrainian nationals who are outside the United Arab Emirates. Standard documentation such as a passport with a minimum validity of six months, a passport photo and a health insurance policy are a requirement for this visa scheme. Additionally, a medical test is mandatory for Ukrainian nationals above 18 years of age.
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