Which visas require consular processing in the UAE?

While Israeli tourists are exempt from a visa upon landing in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, those applying for a work visa, an investor visa (Golden Visa), starting a business or studying are required to undergo a comprehensive document verification process. The process requires a notarized translation of birth certificates, marriage certificates and diplomas, verification at the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Jerusalem and a legalization stamp at the UAE Embassy in Tel Aviv.

How are documents submitted to the UAE Embassy in Tel Aviv?

The consular department at the embassy requires a careful examination of each original stamp and corresponding stamps. A mission service to the embassy allows documents to be submitted directly to the consular desk according to the instructions. When the schedule for opening a company or starting work is tight, urgent personal delivery prevents delays and ensures that the documentation is delivered to the embassy representatives at the earliest possible date.

How are the authenticated documents returned to the applicant?

At the end of the legalization process at the embassy, the documents are collected in a sealed envelope. Express personal delivery delivers the original documents directly to the client's home or law firm against verification of ID and signature. This ensures that the documents will be ready in time for the flight.

When is international document shipping to Dubai or Abu Dhabi necessary?

After receiving the stamps in Israel, the original documents must be transferred to the offices of the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) in Dubai to complete the residency process and issue a local identity card (Emirates ID). The overseas mission system ensures the rapid transport of the authenticated documents directly to the company's offices in Dubai. Fast shipping abroad ensures that the paperwork reaches its destination without unnecessary delays.