But here’s the reality check — it’s not.
The UAE authorities and immigration departments have officially clarified that no such visa has been introduced. The news was not issued by any government agency.
Upon deeper review, it seems this entire narrative was sparked by certain influencers, likely to generate visibility, attention, or engagement — and they surely succeeded in hogging the limelight.
The key takeaways is that always verify information with official government sources, avoid making decisions based on viral content no matter how credible it appears, and remember that the UAE already has clear, established long-term visa options such as the Golden Visa and Green Visa with well-defined eligibility criteria.
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