The Emirabiz Blog

In recent years, the United Arab Emirates has demonstrated its commitment to becoming the Middle East’s leading business hub by providing opportunities to foreign investors and specialists in various fields. The government has introduced numerous policies facilitating tourism, residency, businesses, startups, and investments. From a variety of visa options to the digitization of services, the UAE continuously strives to set the hospitality bar even higher.

As the United Arab Emirates continues developing and raising the life-quality bar higher and higher, the country’s authorities increasingly focus on attracting not just tourists but also valuable specialists and talent from all around the world. To encourage this, the government has gradually introduced changes in the regulations regarding various spheres, among which are visas, residency, and citizenship.

Since 2018, the UAE has been operating under a 5% VAT regime for businesses and entrepreneurs. VAT covers most goods and services, including those pertinent to the corporate sector. However, there are cases when VAT-taxable entities can and must deregister for VAT. So let’s review what these cases are, how the deregistration process goes, and how Emirabiz can help you in this regard.

While real estate transactions in the UAE are predominantly made in cash or according to the developers’ payment plans, demand for mortgages may increase in 2025.

In late 2023, the UAE authorities introduced several significant updates to the visa mechanism, with changes covering such aspects of it as family sponsorship, visa validity duration, entry and exit rules, visa extension, and more. As such, if you are planning to visit and spend time in Dubai in 2025, you are highly recommended to get familiar with the implemented changes, as they provide not only new options for extending your visa but also new regulations associated with them. In this guide, we will explore the new Dubai visit visa extension rules to provide you with all the information you may need.

Within Dubai's dynamic lifestyle landscape, expenditures form a multifaceted framework encompassing an array of elements, spanning accommodation, commuting, dining, recreation, and beyond. Each aspect reflects the city’s distinct flair, offering a plethora of choices tailored to individual preferences and budgets. Our comprehensive guide is designed to shed light on the typical costs associated with living and thriving in Dubai. allowing readers to make informed decisions based on their financial circumstances.

Discover how to effectively use PayPal in the UAE for your online transactions. Learn about setting up an account, benefits, and seamless integration with local and global payments.

Working in Dubai, which is part of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), requires a UAE Work Visa, a.k.a. Employee Visa. This is a mandatory document, which is essentially a long-term residence visa valid for two to three years, allowing individuals to live and work in the UAE.

Secure your Police Clearance Certificate in Dubai effortlessly. Our guide details the essential steps and tips for a smooth process. Perfect for expats and residents needing official clearance.