The Sultanate of Oman has modernized its foreign investment laws by expanding its long term Investor Residency Program (IRP). This premium tier gives international investors and business leaders 5-year or 10-year residency permits, backed by full legal protections to own real estate assets, launch local companies, and manage multi-sector operations without needing a local Omani partner.
The State of Qatar has introduced major digital enhancements to its official Hayya Portal, converting the system into a centralized e-visa hub for international business travelers and corporate investors.
The United Arab Emirates’ 10-Year Golden Visa stands as the premier residency asset for high-earning corporate executives, investors, and specialized tech innovators.
Driven by its ambitious Vision 2030 development plans, Saudi Arabia has become one of the fastest-growing job markets for top-tier international executives. Massive projects (like NEOM, the Red Sea Development, and Qiddiya) are actively drawing in billions in global investments and pulling in thousands of skilled professionals across construction, renewable energy, and digital technology.
The Gulf Cooperation Council is launching its highly anticipated Unified GCC Tourist Visa, a major policy shift that mirrors Europe’s Schengen Zone. This unified entry permit allows international business leaders, investors, and corporate professionals to travel freely across all six GCC member states—the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, and Bahrain—under a single visa.
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