Family Visa Services

When visiting any of the recognized typing centers in the UAE, make sure to have all original documentation with you. If any original documents are not available for verification, applications will be refused.

• • Make sure all original documents are available before they are checked and scanned into the system.
• • Copies of family members' passports in color (Wife & Children)
• • Photograph of passport size Each family member has a WHITE backdrop. (Always keep roughly 15 copies on hand.) You Never say never!
• • Original Passport of the Sponsor.
• • Original Emirates ID Card as a sponsor.
• • Original Attested Marriage Certificates from the Issuing Authority, the UAE Embassy in the Sponsor's country, and from the Sponsor's nation
• • For attestation, go to the UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Many processing centers, such as BLS International, provide an attestation of the original marriage certificate.
• • Original Attested Birth Certificate from Issuing Authority, Sponsor's Country's UAE Embassy, and UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The certificate can be attested by Amazon attestation and others.
• • Original EJARI Certificate, as well as the most recent electric bill. (If the sponsor lives outside of Dubai, he will need an attested tenancy contract as well as payment of the power bill.) EJARI or tenancy should be in the name of the applicant or spouse.)
• • Original MOL Contract with a minimum salary of AED 4,000 or AED 3,000 AED+ Housing is necessary. (The original MOL Contract can be printed at any TASHEEL Center for a fee of AED 53.) There is no need for attestation.
• • For printing the MOL Contract, you'll need a copy of your passport. They will print the contract for you if you supply the contract number.)
• • A Semi-Government or Free Zone Employee's Original Salary Certificate is required for government employees.
• • The sponsor's IBAN (International Bank Account Number)
• • Bank Account Statement from the previous three months, including original stamp and signature.
• • A confirmation letter in Arabic declaring that she is unmarried is required for girls over the age of 18.