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Sponsor Visa


A reader located in Dubai asked Gulf-news regarding Passport and Visas in UAE. The Question below is directly copied from the question of the reader:

“ Can the company I work with sponsor my sister-in-law? Is it okay if I ask my employer to sponsor my sister-in-law and to secure the necessary employment visa for her to work in Dubai?”

I will re-instate the question:

“Reader would like to ask if his employer would be able to sponsor his sister in law to work in UAE with the same company sponsorship.”

The rule in UAE states, if an employee is working with a company and has a compensation of minimum 5,000 AED and working at least 6 months with the company, he could sponsor his immediate family (Parents, Wife or Husband and Children) for residence visa through Employee’s Sponsorship. However, “Sister In-Law” is not included in this sponsorship program granted to an employee. He can able to ask his sponsor to help his sister in law in getting a Visit Visa under the same sponsorship unless, the sponsor would like to hire his sister in-law too, then it is possible.

For further and more concise answer, please go to the Department of Naturalization and Residence or you may check their official website: http://mol.gov.ae/

Sources: gulfnews.com; mol.gov.ae; U.A.E. Labor Laws

Dear Readers, if there is anything not accurate in my blog/ or anything you would like to add in relation with the topic for UAE laws, please don’t hesitate to leave a comment so that we can correct it or make changes or add some more...


Tnx for reading
KSM
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