Dubai

First, let us brief you a little bit about Gulf City. Dubai is a cultural, economic, and financial hub of today's world. Although not the administrative capital of the United Arab Emirates, Dubai has been at the forefront of major advancements that any of the global cities in the world has ever attained. Starting as a City in a Middle-Eastern Desert in the Arabian Peninsula, within a few years, the UAE Authority has managed to carve out a lavish city on a deserted geography.

Student Visa: This visa is granted to students enrolled in the universities and academic institutions in Dubai. There have been some recent announcements about special student visas of longer duration for those displaying a high level of academic excellence.
Employment Visa: This Dubai visa for Pakistani nationals allows you to work in the emirate, the processing of which is handled by the employer. Make sure to do proper checks to ensure the employer is legitimate, as there are quite a few employment visa-related scams that newly arrived expats should be careful to avoid.
Dependent Visa: ThisVisa is for those of you whose spouse, parents or children already hold a residence visa in Dubai. Your spouse will need to prove that they are earning a minimum salary of AED 4,000 per month (or AED 3,000 per month plus accommodation) to be able to sponsor you. For children who are looking to sponsor retired parents, the minimum salary required is AED 20,000 per month. Parents can sponsor children under the age of 18 or in the case of girls until they are married.