Dubai announces Golden Visa for private school teachers, but there is a condition
Educators in Dubai's schools and universities will soon be eligible for a Golden Visa, as announced by the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) on October 5. This long-term residency is awarded to teachers who have made significant con...
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Educators in Dubai’s schools and universities will soon be able to apply for a Golden Visa, according to an announcement by the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) on October 5. This long-term residency is being granted to teachers who have made ‘outstanding contributions’ to the emirate’s private education sector.
In a social media post, the Crown Prince of Dubai said: "On World Teachers' Day, we issued directives to grant the Golden Visa to educators who have made outstanding contributions to Dubai's private education sector. We deeply appreciate your efforts in nurturing young minds and instilling the values that will build tomorrow's leaders. You are key partners in shaping Dubai’s future and in achieving the visionary goals of the Education Strategy E33."
The Golden Visa is granted to outstanding educators working in early childhood centres, private schools, and international higher education institutions, as per a report by Khaleej Times. This recognition is based on their academic excellence, contributions to improving education quality, positive feedback from the educational community, and their efforts in helping students achieve better academic outcomes and accredited graduation qualifications.
Through this new initiative, Dubai aims to attract talented educators to the emirate, encouraging them to contribute to a bright future for education in the city.
Meanwhile, schools have also been urged to ensure compliance with the needed requirements before submitting individual applications to KHDA through the e-Services system.
The Golden Visa Program of Dubai permits internationals to acquire residency if they invest financially and meet the criteria.
The interest of internationals in the Golden Visa Program of Dubai has increased significantly recently.
Based on the data from the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) Dubai experienced a 52 per cent surge in the number of golden visas granted in the first half of last year.
In a social media post, the Crown Prince of Dubai said: "On World Teachers' Day, we issued directives to grant the Golden Visa to educators who have made outstanding contributions to Dubai's private education sector. We deeply appreciate your efforts in nurturing young minds and instilling the values that will build tomorrow's leaders. You are key partners in shaping Dubai’s future and in achieving the visionary goals of the Education Strategy E33."
The Golden Visa is granted to outstanding educators working in early childhood centres, private schools, and international higher education institutions, as per a report by Khaleej Times. This recognition is based on their academic excellence, contributions to improving education quality, positive feedback from the educational community, and their efforts in helping students achieve better academic outcomes and accredited graduation qualifications.
Through this new initiative, Dubai aims to attract talented educators to the emirate, encouraging them to contribute to a bright future for education in the city.
Meanwhile, schools have also been urged to ensure compliance with the needed requirements before submitting individual applications to KHDA through the e-Services system.
The Golden Visa Program of Dubai permits internationals to acquire residency if they invest financially and meet the criteria.
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The interest of internationals in the Golden Visa Program of Dubai has increased significantly recently.
Based on the data from the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) Dubai experienced a 52 per cent surge in the number of golden visas granted in the first half of last year.
Dubai has introduced a five-year multiple-entry visa to boost travel between India and the Gulf nation. "Dubai introduced a five-year multiple-entry visa to further bolster travel between India and Dubai, to foster sustained economic collaborations and encourage tourism and business ties," the DET said.
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