3 visas that allow you to live in the UAE without working in the country

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Expatriates in the UAE can buy a house, get an Emirates ID, and sponsor their family members, even if they don’t work in the UAE. This is because the UAE offers three different types of self-sponsored residence visas, which do not require you to have a job or business in the UAE.   Read the full story here: https://gulfnews.com/living-in-uae/visa-immigration/3-visas-that-allow-you-to-live-in-the-uae-without-working-in-the-country-1.1694787876505  See more videos at https://gulfnews.com/videos Read more Gulf News stories here: https://bit.ly/2HLJ2km  Subscribe to Gulf News on YouTube and watch more of our videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/GulfNewsTV  #UAEnews #travel #uaevisa

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00:00Did you know you can live in the UAE even if you don't have a job in the country?

00:13The UAE offers at least three visa options for people who wish to enjoy living in the

00:18UAE as a resident, even if they don't have employment in the country.

00:23This is because the UAE recently updated its visa system, giving a lot more options to

00:27people who wish to move to the country.

00:30The first option is the Remote Work Visa, which allows remote workers from all across

00:35the world to actually live in the UAE while they work remotely.

00:39So if your company allows you to work remotely, there's no reason why you can't move to

00:43the UAE and live here while working remotely.

00:47The second option is the Real Estate Investor Visa, which gives you a 2-year residence visa

00:53or even a 10-year Golden Visa, based on the investment you've made.

00:57And the third option is the Retirement Visa, which you can apply for from the age of 55.

01:04Of course, all these options have their own eligibility criteria and the requirements

01:08that you need to fulfil.

01:09So please log on to gulfnews.com to find out more details.

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