UAE Taskeen Residency Visa

The Taskeen Scheme, also referred to as Golden Visa UAE, is a residential property investment initiative in the United Arab Emirates. This service allows a real estate investor to apply for a three-year renewable resident visa, as well as sponsor his or her husband and children if the property is valued at AED 750,000 or more at the time of acquisition.

Documents Required for Taskeen Dubai:

1. Title Deed Information
2. Passport
3. Electronic copy of the title deed certificate

For Investor Visa:

1. The minimum property value is 750,000 AED
2. In case the property is a mortgage, 50 % of property value or at least 750,000 AED is to be paid to the bank. NOC letter in Arabic along with a mortgage bank statement will require proceeding with a visa application.
3. Husband and wife can Share in one property, the value of the property is 750,000 AED or more. (Marriage certificate attested required).
4. POA will require in case the application will submit on behalf of the investor.

For Family Visa:

1. NOC letter from the father
2. Daughter if over 18 and unmarried (certificate of no marriage)
3. National ID cards for (Iran, Pakistan, Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan)

Procedure:

1. Download the Dubai Rest app and fill the application.
2. If the request is authorized, the customer is called to complete the procedure.
3. Pay the fees at the Cube Centre in the Dubai Land Department main office.
4. The medical exam takes place at the Centre.
5. Visa is Stamped on passport.

Top attractions around Dubai Water Canal

The Dubai Water Canal is a 3.2 km long artificial river that runs from Old Dubai's Creek to Business Bay before returning to the Arabian Gulf. The man-made canal, which was completed in 2016, runs through the heart of the city, converting Downtown Dubai into a waterfront attraction for tourists and locals.

Some of the favorite attractions along the canal bank are listed below:

La Perle by Dragone:

Famous filmmaker Franco Dragone's visual masterpiece sets the standard on theatrics. This play astonishes the audience night after night with beautiful costumes, high-tech projections, incredible acrobatics, incredible feats, and a narrative inspired by Dubai's vivacity. 

All of the action takes place on a custom-built 'aqua stage,' which fills with water and empties in seconds, allowing for dangerous water-themed feats like heart-stopping falls from heights of up to 25 meters.

Safa Park:

One of the city's earliest green spaces and a favorite neighborhood hangout park. With a running track, separate football and basketball fields, and lots of play areas for youngsters, you won't be disappointed. Come early to get the most out of the sun. 

Bring your own picnic basket or use one of the public BBQ cooking stations to light up your midday meals. Take the youngsters for a ride on the park's train after they've gotten their fill of the monkey bars and swings.

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Marasi Marina Cruise:

To truly appreciate the Dubai Canal, it is required to take a cruise down it.  You'll travel beneath Sheikh Zayed Road Bridge, where the famed colorful waterfall gushes overhead - don't worry, you won't be sprayed because sensors switch off the waterworks as soon as a boat approaches.

 While on vacation, riding the Dubai Ferry, an official means of public transportation that connects important shorelines around the city, is an excellent opportunity to view more marine treasures.

Al Habtoor City:

With three five-star hotels, a dining destination, and the La Perle by Dragone theatre, Al Habtoor City is a buzzing city. Restaurants here provide the finest in global flavors, from zingy Mexican specialties at Zoco to South African steaks at The City Grill and Parisian pastries at BQ – French Kitchen. The V Lounge on the V Hotel's 30th floor is a popular stop after that, with a vibrant tempo and sky-high city landscapes that never fail to amaze.

Since its opening in 2016, the Dubai Water Canal has changed the city. Parts of the city have been converted into islands by its 3.2-kilometer-long waterways. The Canal is crossed by three exquisite pedestrian bridges that allow travelers to stroll over at appropriate points while taking in the stunning views. The Tolerance Bridge, a distinctive arc-shaped bridge, was renamed in 2017 to mark the 22nd International Day of Tolerance.