Family and Dependent Residency in the UAE
Alhasna Services handles issuance, renewal and cancellation procedures for family and dependent residency permits, and follows up the transaction within its service scope.
Choose your need
Spouse residency issuance
To start residency procedures for a wife or husband within the service scope.
Children residency issuance
For residency procedures for a son or daughter within the service scope.
Parents or dependents residency
For residency procedures for parents or dependents supported by the applicant.
Family member residency renewal
To renew an existing residency permit for a family member or dependent and follow up the transaction.
Cancellation or a related status change
For cancellation procedures or a status change related to an existing residency permit.
A transaction that started or stalled
State the current stage and what you want to complete or follow up.
I do not know the right procedure
Describe the family situation and the outcome you want as you understand it.
What does Alhasna Services handle?
Alhasna Services understands the family's need, then identifies the service it can handle, its scope, what is required and the cost before anything begins. Once agreed, Alhasna Services carries out the procedures and follows them up within its service scope.
Renewal follow-up
When family residency permits continue to be managed with Alhasna Services, expiry dates can be tracked and renewal reminders provided for the transactions Alhasna Services manages.
Service boundary
Approvals, issuance and final decisions remain with the competent authorities.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know the name of the procedure?
No. State the family member category and what you want to complete, and Alhasna Services identifies the service it can handle and its scope.
Can a transaction that already started be followed up?
Yes. State the current stage and what you want to complete within the service scope.
Does Alhasna Services guarantee approval?
No. Alhasna Services carries out the procedures and follow-up, while approvals and final decisions remain with the competent authorities.