Golden Visa: The Trump administration has imposed strict restrictions on immigration and settlement in the United States. As a result, many Indians have shifted their focus toward Gulf countries, particularly the United Arab Emirates (UAE). In response to growing interest, the UAE has introduced a new Golden Visa program specifically aimed at Indian nationals, relaxing several of its previous requirements.

Golden Visas issued by the UAE have already gained popularity among citizens of various countries. Now, the UAE is preparing to roll out multiple categories of these visas. Previously, eligibility was limited to individuals who invested in real estate or established businesses. However, the updated policy offers more flexibility.

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One of the key changes includes the introduction of nomination-based Golden Visas. Under this scheme, eligible Indian applicants only need to maintain a minimum balance of AED 100,000 (approximately ₹23.3 lakh) in their bank account. A one-time payment of this amount qualifies them for the Golden Visa. Officials estimate that over 5,000 Indians are likely to apply for this visa category within the next three months. With relaxed rules and a simplified process, the UAE appears to be positioning itself as a strong alternative for Indians seeking long-term residency outside the United States.

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