UAE announces citizenship to Expats

What is the criteria | Who is Eligible

Some details are out. Here’s what is known as of now.

In a major change in the citizenship laws, the government of UAE is now opening up to offer citizenship to foreign investors, doctors, scientists, artists and talented people and their families. 

Further details are yet to be announced but the very option of allowing expats to be a part of UAE, the country which is home to over 200 nationalities living peacefully, the country which is known for its tolerance to co-exist, the option for citizenship is being well received by everyone. 

This will surely be a tough competition to countries such as Singapore, Canada, USA, Portugal Greece and others who have been attracting people by offering second passport or citizenships, do you agree? 

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