Dubai Digital Nomad Visa 2025: Requirements, benefits for Pakistani citizens
- By Web Desk -
- Sep 04, 2025

Pakistani citizens seeking to work remotely abroad now have the chance to live in the UAE through the Dubai Digital Nomad Visa. The visa allows remote workers, freelancers, and entrepreneurs to legally reside in Dubai for one year while working for a company or running a business outside the UAE.
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Application Requirements for Dubai Digital Nomad Visa
To qualify for the Dubai Digital Nomad Visa, applicants must prove at least one year of employment or business activity outside the UAE, provide an official employment certificate, and show bank statements for the past three months.
The minimum monthly income required is $3,500 (around Rs 974,000). Dubai also offers a separate Virtual Working Program with a higher income requirement of $5,000 (around Rs 1.39 million).
The application fee for the Dubai Digital Nomad Visa is around $611 (around Rs 170,000), which covers processing charges, a medical examination, and an Emirates ID. Pakistani applicants can complete the entire process online.
Benefits for Pakistanis
With internet speeds averaging 235.72 Mbps and no income tax for residents, the Dubai Digital Nomad Visa presents an attractive option for Pakistani remote workers and entrepreneurs.
Dubai’s position as a global technology and startup hub also opens the door to international networking and business opportunities. Family members can also be included under the visa.
Pakistani professionals seeking to combine tax-free earnings with a modern lifestyle now have a clear pathway through Dubai’s Digital Nomad Visa programme.
Also Read: Oman Golden Visa 2025: Minimum investment limit for Pakistanis
Earlier, the Sultanate of Oman announced the launch of the Oman Golden Visa 2025, a 10-year residency program for foreign nationals, including Pakistani citizens, aimed at boosting the economy under its long-term development plan, Vision 2040.
The Oman Golden Visa scheme has been designed to attract foreign investors, skilled professionals, and their families, encouraging long-term investment, job creation, and the transfer of expertise.