To get citizenship in Dubai, there are specific steps. First, know that you must meet certain conditions. Typically, these include residing in the UAE for a long period. You might also need a record of good behavior and financial stability.
Who can apply for UAE citizenship?
In January 2021, the UAE government made changes to its citizenship laws. Now, specific groups of foreigners and their families can become Emirati citizens. These changes also allow new citizens to keep their original nationality.
- Investors who own property in the UAE.
- Doctors and specialists who have over 10 years of experience in important scientific areas, and are recognized for their work.
- Scientists actively researching, with at least 10 years of experience and support from a UAE scientific organization, which must provide a recommendation letter.
- Inventors with one or more patents approved by the UAE or an international body, and a recommendation letter from the UAE’s Ministry of Economy.
- Creative talents in arts and culture who have won at least one international award and have support from UAE government entities with a recommendation letter.
Additional requirements:
- Take an oath of loyalty to the UAE.
- Comply with all UAE laws.
- Inform the UAE government if you acquire or lose another nationality.
- Note that citizenship may be revoked if these conditions are not met.
For complete details on eligibility and the application process, please check the UAE government’s official portal. This will provide you with accurate and up-to-date information.
Here is the link to the source for more detailed guidance: UAE Government Services
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