Abu Dhabi Sets AED 1 Million Revenue Requirement for Golden Visa

The Abu Dhabi government has announced that foreign business owners must generate a minimum annual revenue of AED 1,000,000 to qualify for the emirate's 10-year Golden Visa under the entrepreneur category. This requirement is detailed on the official government website and establishes a clear financial benchmark for long-term residency through business ownership.
The business must be classified as a small or medium enterprise (SME) and must operate within sectors approved by the Ministry of Economy, the Identity and Citizenship Authority (ICP), or relevant local authorities. Businesses that do not meet these criteria or exceed SME classification thresholds will not qualify.
Both business owners and partners in qualifying enterprises can apply for the visa, meaning that holding a recognized ownership stake in a compliant business is sufficient for eligibility.
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