A PRO (Public Relations Officer) service in Dubai handles all government paperwork and liaison on your behalf. This includes visa applications, trade license renewals, Ejari registration, Emirates ID applications, MOHRE coordination and document clearing. Instead of spending days queuing at government offices, a PRO service manages every interaction with GDRFA, ICP, DED, RERA and MOHRE so you can focus on your business or daily life.

A Dubai freelance visa costs from AED 7,500 for a 2-year package. This typically includes the freelance permit from an approved free zone and the establishment card. Additional costs include: residence visa stamp (AED 1,200–1,800), medical examination (AED 300–500), Emirates ID (AED 370+), and mandatory health insurance (AED 600–1,500 per year). Total all-in cost ranges from AED 10,000 to AED 14,000. The Dubai Pro provides a full cost breakdown before you commit.

A Dubai family visa requires: Sponsor’s valid UAE residence visa; proof of minimum monthly salary (AED 4,000 with employer accommodation or AED 3,000 without); passport copies for all family members (valid for at least 6 months); recent passport-size photos; tenancy contract registered with Ejari. For sponsoring a wife: attested marriage certificate. For children over 18: university enrollment proof. The Dubai Pro handles the complete process including medical tests, Emirates ID enrollment and visa stamping.

Ejari is the official UAE tenancy contract registration system managed by RERA. It is mandatory for any rented property in Dubai and is required to: apply for or renew a UAE residence visa; open a bank account; register DEWA utilities; use as proof of address. Without a valid Ejari, most government services are inaccessible. The Dubai Pro registers Ejari on the same day in most cases.

The UAE Golden Visa (10-year residence) is available to: property investors with UAE real estate worth AED 2 million or more; entrepreneurs with projects valued at AED 500,000+; outstanding students with a GPA of 3.75 or higher; specialized talent in medicine, science, engineering, arts; exceptional professionals in senior roles. The Golden Visa is self-sponsored, renewable, and allows full family sponsorship. The Dubai Pro will assess your eligibility and manage the complete application.

Setting up a business in Dubai involves: 1) Choose your business activity. 2) Select a jurisdiction — Mainland (DED) for trading with the local market, or Free Zone for 100% foreign ownership. 3) Register your company name. 4) Obtain your trade license. 5) Secure an office address. 6) Open a corporate bank account. 7) Apply for residence visas. The Dubai Pro handles the complete setup from AED 5,500 including trade license, office, and visa packages.

UAE visa overstay fines are AED 50 per day for the first 180 days beyond expiry. After 180 days the fine increases to AED 100 per day. Fines start from the day after expiry with no grace period. Overstaying beyond 180 days can trigger an automatic entry ban. Contact The Dubai Pro immediately if you have overstayed to minimize penalties. Use our free Visa Fine Calculator on this website to estimate your total liability.