Bangladeshis Can Now Apply for UAE Golden Visa Remotely
Who Can Apply?
This new Dhaka-based service is open to:
Entrepreneurs
Professionals
Scientists
Creatives & influencers
Investors
And the best part? No real estate investment or business setup required. Instead, it's all done through a government nomination process.
How It Works
Applicants can access immigration help through the One Vasco UAE Golden Visa portal or a dedicated hotline. The Dhaka centre also uses AI tools and legal expertise to make the whole process faster and smoother.
Golden Visa holders can also sponsor their spouse, kids (even adults), and parents to live in the UAE—making it a great option for families who want long-term residency in a global business hub.
Why Bangladeshis Are Interested
The UAE's economic stability, safety, and luxury lifestyle continue to attract wealthy individuals worldwide. For Bangladeshis, it's also about business growth, tax benefits, and global mobility, according to Rayad Group.
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