Go to the residency section of DNRD and hand in the documents.Have a registered typist complete the form after paying the fees.The Approval Committee will either confirm or reject your application within two weeks.
Also, enclose copies of all above documents along with your contact numbers.
Take the listed documents and go to General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai. Submit them along with a letter from your side appealing on humanitarian grounds for entry visa for your parent/s. Copy of job contract for the sponsor or salary certificate from employer. Attested proof of relationship from your embassy or consulate and proof that you are the sole provider and care taker for your parent/s. Original passport of sponsor and parent/s. Typed application form from registered typing centres. Your parents have to enter the country on this visa and you should ideally get the residency visa sorted within 60 days from their date of entry. However, if your parents are divorced or one is deceased, you should carry documentary proof, when visiting Department of Naturalisation and Residency Dubai (DNRD) to obtain the entry permit visa, which is the first step before you can apply for a residence visa. UAE expatriates, holding valid resident visas having a minimum salary of Dh20,000 or a monthly pay of Dh19,000 plus a two-bedroom accommodation can get one-year renewable resident visas for their parents or parents-in-law.Īs per new regulations, you have to sponsor both your mother and father together and show proof that you are their sole provider and that there is no one to take care of them in your home country. Gulf News holds no responsibility for any misinterpretations, change in processes or amendments to the law. For any individual queries, contact the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs Dubai or GDRFA. 
Note: This is an informative guide and should only be taken as such.
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