Egyptian director, media and actress get UAE Golden Visa

Three famous women have joined the list of artists, who were awarded the Emirate of Dubai’s Golden Residence, and it was artist Nelly Karim, journalist Bossi Shalaby and director Inas El-Deghidi, who expressed their joy. to obtain residency, as they prefer to repeat their visit to the Emirates.

All three of them said they felt happy and cheerful with this step, and the media Bossi Shalaby said they prefer to visit Dubai and feel comfortable and happy when visiting the Emirates, as Karim explained that she frequently travels to Dubai for tourism and shopping for things, so she feels happy to get the residency.

The media, “Shalabi”, during the “Arab ET” program expressed his visits to Dubai in depth, saying: “There is no place in the passport to stamp a new visa, and this is due to my frequent visits to Dubai, whether for work or tourism. “” I am happy to have obtained the residency, as it is a tribute to Arab artists. “

One of the Egyptian artists who got the residency was the artist, Mohamed Ramadan, last September, and he said on Instagram after getting the residency: “Thank you, the ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, may God protect it, and thank you the government of Dubai for the greatest gift of the golden visa to the United Arab Emirates. May God protect him and preserve his leaders and his dear people, trust in God is success. A few months ago, Mahmoud Al-Khatib, chairman of the board of directors of the Al-Ahly club, received the golden visa.

It should be noted that in 2019 the UAE implemented a system of long-term residence visa, for five or ten years, which is automatically renewed, depending on the availability of the same conditions, for certain categories which include investors. , entrepreneurs and people with specialized talents.

This new system allows UAE residents, foreign expatriates and their families who wish to come to work, live and study in the country, the possibility of benefiting from a long-term residence without the need of an Emirati sponsor, with a 100% participation within the country. emirates of the country, in contrast to the usual requirement that there is a local partner with a share of at least around 51% in business and investment projects in the UAE.