In order to obtain a residency visa and labour card, all expatriates are required to undergo a medical and blood test. Employers usually arrange for all the necessary paperwork.
If you are not covered by a company or private medical insurance, it is advisable to apply for a health card which entitles residents to low cost medical treatment at public hospitals and clinics. An application form can be collected from any public hospital then submitted (typed in Arabic), along with the correct documents to your local Health Care Center. The health card is valid for one year and can be renewed online.
Documents required:
Passport copy
Covering letter from sponsor
Visa application copy
2 passport size photographs
Completed application form
Fees
Citizens (card valid for 4 years)0-9 Years - AED 2510-17 Years - AED 5018 Years and Above - AED 100
Non Citizens(card valid for 1 year) 0-9 Years - AED 100 10-17 Years - AED 200 17 Years and Above - AED 300
plus AED 200/- for medical examination
For more information, please visit the Department of Health and Medical Services
"I'm a Funding Strategist and Legal Expert specializing in project funding across the UAE and Saudi Arabia. As the Founder of Bucks Capital & FinMaag, I help clients secure international capital via Venture Capital, Debt Finance, and Real Estate. My legal background (Calicut Law College Alumnus) ensures every deal is robust and legally sound."
Friday, January 8, 2010
Criteria for obtaining a health card in Dubai
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"Mohandas Kattungal, BA LLB As a Funding Strategist and Legal Expert, I specialize in navigating the complex landscapes of project funding across the UAE and Saudi Arabia. I am the Founder of Bucks Capital & FinMaag, where I advise clients on securing international capital through Venture Capital, Debt Finance, and Real Estate mechanisms. My background as a Calicut Law College Alumnus ensures a robust, legally sound approach to every deal.
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