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Residents currently outside the UAE whose residency visas expired during the recent conflict can re-enter without a new entry permit.
Despite the regional escalation in late February, UAE business operations, licensing, banking, and visa processing have continued without structural disruption.
As private capital moves to Dubai at a record pace, the standards expected of businesses are rising with it.
After exceeding JPMorgan's wealth thresholds for three consecutive years, the UAE has officially outgrown its emerging market classification.
E-invoicing will become mandatory for all businesses in the UAE, and now is the time to prepare.
The UAE's non-oil sectors are growing fast, and the opportunities for businesses here are keeping pace.
Every VAT-registered business in the UAE must ensure its tax invoices meet the mandatory requirements, with stricter standards ahead as the country transitions to e-invoicing.
Discover the key takeaways from the stakeholder consultation, including calls for greater transparency, practical comparisons with the traditional gratuity model, and stronger awareness efforts.
VARA (Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority) has been officially recognised as a competent authority under the UAE CIT (Corporate Income Tax) framework.