Saudi Premium Residency: Eligibility and Cost (2026)
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Compare Saudi Premium Residency’s seven products, published fees and qualifying requirements. This guide explains family benefits, employment and property rights, additional costs and why residence status should not be confused with citizenship.
Saudi Premium Residency allows eligible foreign nationals to live in Saudi Arabia without an employer sponsor, with qualifying family members and employment, business and property rights subject to applicable rules. Published fees are SAR 100,000 annually, SAR 800,000 for unlimited duration or SAR 4,000 for specialist products with separate eligibility requirements. It does not confer citizenship.
In short
Saudi Premium Residency lets eligible foreign nationals live in Saudi Arabia without an employer sponsor, with family, employment, business and property benefits. Standard residency costs SAR 100,000 annually or SAR 800,000 indefinitely; five specialist products carry a SAR 4,000 product fee, alongside separate eligibility conditions. It is neither citizenship nor a Saudi passport.
What is Saudi Premium Residency, and what does it give you?
Saudi Premium Residency is a government-issued residence status that removes the need for an employer or other individual sponsor and grants rights beyond ordinary sponsored residence.
Administered by the Premium Residency Center, it is relevant to two distinct audiences: people prepared to pay for greater residential independence, and applicants who qualify through professional achievement, investment, entrepreneurship or property ownership.
There are seven products. Two are principally fee-based: Limited Duration Premium Residency and Unlimited Duration Premium Residency. Five additional products target Special Talent, Gifted applicants, Business Investors, Entrepreneurs and Real Estate Owners.
The distinction matters. Someone with sufficient funds for the unlimited-duration fee does not necessarily need to establish a business or buy property. Conversely, an eligible professional may qualify for a specialist product with a substantially lower product fee, but must satisfy its employment, salary and professional conditions.
Under the official framework, benefits include:
- Residence in Saudi Arabia with qualifying family members.
- Employment in private-sector establishments, including movement between employers, subject to restrictions on occupations reserved for Saudis.
- Conducting business under the applicable investment rules.
- Property ownership within the framework’s geographical and legal restrictions.
- Entry and exit without the ordinary sponsor-dependent arrangements.
- Applications for relatives’ visit visas and recruitment of domestic workers under the relevant rules.
These rights are not exemptions from employment regulation, business licensing, taxation or property law. Premium Residency also does not confer Saudi nationality, a Saudi passport or an automatic route to either.
Property rights require particular care. The Premium Residency framework distinguishes ownership from usufruct rights and treats Makkah, Madinah and certain other locations differently. Applicants should check the current interaction between Premium Residency rights and Saudi Arabia’s wider foreign-property-ownership rules before signing a purchase agreement.
Official sources: Premium Residency Center for products and benefits; Bureau of Experts at the Council of Ministers for the Premium Residency Law and implementing regulations.
How much does Saudi Premium Residency cost?
Saudi Premium Residency’s published product fees are SAR 100,000 annually, SAR 800,000 for unlimited duration, or SAR 4,000 for each of the five specialist products; qualifying investments and supporting expenses are separate.
The following table covers all seven published product-fee lines. The family comparison assumes one principal applicant, a spouse and two eligible children included under the principal’s status—not four independent applications.
| Product | Published product fee: single principal | Product fee: eligible family of four | Separate financial qualification |
|---|---|---|---|
| Limited Duration Premium Residency | SAR 100,000 annually | SAR 100,000 annually | Evidence of financial solvency; no qualifying asset purchase specified for this product |
| Unlimited Duration Premium Residency | SAR 800,000 | SAR 800,000 | Evidence of financial solvency; no qualifying asset purchase specified for this product |
| Special Talent Residency | SAR 4,000 | SAR 4,000 | Relevant salary threshold and professional conditions |
| Gifted Residency | SAR 4,000 | SAR 4,000 | Recognised sporting, cultural or artistic credentials and applicable endorsement |
| Business Investor Residency | SAR 4,000 | SAR 4,000 | At least SAR 7 million in qualifying investment |
| Entrepreneur Residency | SAR 4,000 | SAR 4,000 | At least SAR 400,000 or SAR 15 million in qualifying investment funding, depending on category |
| Real Estate Owner Residency | SAR 4,000 | SAR 4,000 | Qualifying property or usufruct worth at least SAR 4 million |
Source: Premium Residency Center’s official product descriptions. Family members included under the principal do not each pay another principal product fee. Separate administrative or supporting costs should nevertheless be confirmed before budgeting.
The SAR 4,000 fee is not the total cost of qualifying. For a property applicant, for example, it sits alongside the SAR 4 million property requirement and transaction-related expenses. For an entrepreneur, the funding threshold is a qualifying investment into the enterprise, not a payment to the Center.
Likewise, SAR 800,000 purchases unlimited-duration residence status, not an investment asset that can later be sold. It should not be compared directly with a property purchase without recognising that distinction.
A responsible budget must also address costs outside the published product fee:
| Additional cost or payment | How to budget for it |
|---|---|
| Application or electronic processing charge, if applicable | Confirm the current amount and refund treatment in the official application portal; do not assume the product fee covers every submission-stage charge |
| Medical examination and report | Obtain a quote from an accepted provider |
| Medical insurance | Confirm the required cover and obtain individual and family quotations |
| Translation, certification and legalisation | Depends on document type and issuing country |
| Property valuation and acquisition expenses | Separate from the residency fee and qualifying property value |
| Business establishment, licensing and compliance | Separate from the residency fee and qualifying investment |
There is no reliable universal “all-in family price”: ages, insurance, document requirements and the chosen route change the result. Confirm any renewal charge, multi-year payment adjustment or additional administrative charge directly with the Center rather than extrapolating from the initial fee.
Who qualifies for Saudi Premium Residency?
Applicants qualify either through the standard fee-based products or by meeting the specific professional, investment, entrepreneurial or property requirements of a specialist product.
For the standard limited- and unlimited-duration products, the official general conditions include being at least 21, holding a valid passport, demonstrating financial solvency, having a clean criminal record and providing an appropriate medical report. An applicant applying from within Saudi Arabia must hold lawful residence.
The medical report must be no more than six months old and establish freedom from communicable diseases. Specialist products have additional requirements and should be assessed against their own current checklists rather than a generic eligibility list.
| Product or category | Principal eligibility requirements | Residence structure |
|---|---|---|
| Limited Duration | Standard eligibility checks, financial solvency and annual fee | Renewable limited-duration residence |
| Unlimited Duration | Standard eligibility checks, financial solvency and unlimited-duration fee | Unlimited duration |
| Special Talent: healthcare and scientific professionals | Employment with an approved entity; monthly salary of at least SAR 35,000; relevant qualifications, experience, recommendation and points requirements | Generally five years, renewable subject to conditions |
| Special Talent: researchers | Employment with an approved entity; monthly salary of at least SAR 14,000; relevant qualifications, experience, recommendation and points requirements | Generally five years, renewable subject to conditions |
| Special Talent: executives | Qualifying executive employment; monthly salary of at least SAR 80,000; employer recommendation | Generally five years, renewable subject to conditions |
| Gifted | Qualifying distinction in sport, culture or the arts, supported by the prescribed awards, nomination or institutional endorsement | Generally five years, with renewal or permanent residence subject to conditions |
| Business Investor | Qualifying investment of at least SAR 7 million, relevant investment authorisation and commercial documentation; creation of 10 jobs within the prescribed period | Permanent residence subject to investment and job-creation conditions |
| Entrepreneur: first category | At least SAR 400,000 from an approved investment entity; at least 20% ownership in the start-up; investor recommendation and other required documentation | Five years, with conditional renewal |
| Entrepreneur: second category | At least SAR 15 million from approved investment entities; at least 10% ownership; creation of 10 jobs in the first year and 10 more in the second | Permanent residence subject to the prescribed conditions |
| Real Estate Owner | Qualifying property ownership or usufruct worth at least SAR 4 million | Linked to continued qualifying ownership or usufruct |
Source: Premium Residency Center, individual product requirements.
For healthcare/scientific professionals and researchers, the official Special Talent requirements include a bachelor’s degree or higher and at least three years’ relevant experience. Meeting the salary floor alone is insufficient: the employer, recommendation and assessment requirements also matter.
For Business Investor Residency, the investment and job-creation conditions must be fulfilled within the official two-year framework. Applicants should obtain confirmation of how their capital contribution and jobs will be evidenced.
The real-estate product is similarly narrower than “buy any Saudi property”. Official conditions concern completed residential property, valuation by accredited valuers, and restrictions on mortgaged property and acquisition through real-estate financing. Bare land, an off-plan reservation or an unverified asking price should not be assumed to qualify.
Can you include your spouse, children and parents?
Premium Residency permits qualifying family members to reside with the principal, but spouses, children and parents should not be treated as interchangeable categories for every benefit.
The Center identifies parents, spouses and children under 25 within its family-related benefits. Applicants must document the relationship and satisfy the applicable identity, medical and administrative requirements.
| Family member | Position under the published framework | Important qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Spouse | Can benefit from family residence | Marriage and identity documents must meet official requirements |
| Children under 25 | Can benefit from family residence | Age and relationship evidence are required |
| Children aged 25 or over | Do not fall within the standard under-25 category | Obtain advice from the Center on any applicable exception or independent residence route |
| Parents | Included in the Center’s published family-residence benefits | Confirm the documentation and rights applicable to their category |
| Other relatives | May be eligible for visit arrangements | A visit visa is not dependent residence |
Source: Premium Residency Center’s published benefits and family provisions.
Family inclusion is particularly relevant when comparing the annual fee with the specialist products: the published principal fee is not simply multiplied by the household’s headcount.
However, residence and employment rights are separate questions. The official framework extends private-sector employment benefits to specified family members, subject to Saudi labour rules; it should not be read as unrestricted permission for every accompanying relative to work.
Families should also plan for children approaching 25 and establish what happens to their status if the principal’s residency expires, is cancelled or ceases to meet its qualifying conditions.
How long does Saudi Premium Residency take, and how many days must you stay?
There is no single processing period or minimum annual stay that can responsibly be quoted across all seven products: assessment time and residence conditions depend on the route.
The official material cited here does not establish a universal approval commitment of one, two or three months. Claims of guaranteed approval within such periods should therefore not form the basis of a relocation, property completion or school-enrolment deadline.
Processing can involve document verification, professional endorsement, investment evidence or property valuation. These are distinct from the residence period eventually granted.
| Timing question | Official position to use when planning |
|---|---|
| How long is the annual product valid? | Limited-duration residence is renewable, with the published fee expressed annually |
| How long do Special Talent and Gifted products initially last? | Generally five years, subject to their product conditions |
| How long does property-based residence last? | Linked to continued qualifying ownership or usufruct |
| What presence condition matters for Special Talent permanent residence? | At least 30 months’ residence over five years, alongside the other requirements |
| How recent must the standard medical report be? | Issued within the preceding six months |
| Is there a guaranteed processing deadline? | Confirm a current, product-specific estimate with the Center |
The 30-month Special Talent condition must not be converted into a universal annual minimum for every Premium Residency holder. Nor does holding residency automatically establish Saudi tax residence: tax status is a separate legal assessment.
“Unlimited duration” also does not mean immunity from cancellation. Holders remain subject to the law and applicable conditions.
Official sources: Premium Residency Center; Bureau of Experts legal portal.
How do you apply for Saudi Premium Residency?
You apply through the Premium Residency Center’s official online platform, selecting the appropriate product and submitting both general identity evidence and route-specific supporting documents.
A practical sequence is:
- Choose the route before committing capital. Establish whether employment, investment funding or existing property already meets a product’s requirements.
- Check the current official checklist. Confirm accepted employers, investment entities, endorsing bodies and valuation requirements where relevant.
- Prepare personal and family evidence. This includes passports, relationship documents, financial information and the required medical and criminal-record documentation.
- Assemble route-specific proof. Examples include employment contracts, salary evidence, investor recommendations, shareholding records, commercial documents and property valuations.
- Submit through the official portal. Respond to requests for clarification and verify payment instructions within the platform.
- Complete approval-stage requirements. Follow the Center’s instructions for fees, insurance and issuance rather than assuming submission itself creates residence rights.
The decisive preliminary question is not simply whether an applicant can afford the fee. It is which product they can document, maintain and use appropriately. Verify that answer—and any unsettled fee, timing or legal point—with the Premium Residency Center before making an irreversible commitment.
Step-by-step timeline
The useful distinction is between preparing an application, obtaining a decision and completing any conditions attached to approval. Buying an asset, establishing a company or receiving an endorsement does not, by itself, mean residency has been granted.
There is no single processing timetable that should be applied across all Premium Residency products. Confirm the current requirements and any approval deadlines directly with the Premium Residency Centre before committing to a completion date.
| Stage | What happens | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|
| Confirm the appropriate product | Check that the applicant’s qualifications, investment or proposed activity meet the chosen product’s conditions. | Depends on whether eligibility is already established; confirm product-specific requirements with the Centre. |
| Assemble supporting evidence | Obtain the required identity, financial, medical and product-specific documents, with translations or authentication where requested. | Document preparation is variable, particularly where overseas institutions are involved. |
| Submit the application | Complete the online application and provide the required evidence through the official portal. | Submission depends on having a complete file; it is separate from the assessment period. |
| Administrative and substantive review | The Centre checks eligibility and may request clarification or additional evidence. | No universal processing period should be assumed; obtain current guidance for the selected product. |
| Complete approval conditions | Meet the payment, insurance or other requirements stated in the approval notification. | Follow the deadline in the official notification rather than an intermediary’s estimate. |
| Issue and implement the status | Obtain residency documentation and complete any linked family, employment or administrative arrangements. | The remaining steps depend on the applicant’s circumstances and relevant authorities. |
Delays most often arise where the evidence does not clearly establish eligibility: inconsistent names, incomplete financial records, unclear property documentation or missing endorsements. The Centre does not publish a universal ranking of delay causes. Allow for supplementary requests, and avoid making a property completion or business transaction dependent on an unconfirmed approval date.
For the wider context, read our full what is a golden visa? every active programme compared (2026).
Tax and stay requirements
Immigration residence and tax residence are separate tests. A Premium Residency permit does not automatically make its holder Saudi tax-resident, nor does it automatically terminate tax residence elsewhere.
Under Saudi Arabia’s Income Tax Law, an individual is resident for a tax year if either:
- They have a permanent place of residence in Saudi Arabia and are physically present for at least 30 days in that tax year; or
- They are physically present for at least 183 days in that tax year.
These are alternative tests, not cumulative conditions. A person with an available permanent home can therefore meet the residence test with substantially fewer days than someone relying on presence alone. The statutory day-counting provisions also matter.
Saudi Arabia does not impose a general personal income tax on employment salaries. That should not be read as a blanket exemption for every receipt or activity. The Income Tax Law can apply to a resident non-Saudi individual conducting business in the Kingdom. Company taxation, withholding obligations and transaction taxes must be considered separately.
For internationally mobile families, the larger exposure may remain outside Saudi Arabia. A former home country may continue to treat someone as resident under its domestic rules. Where a relevant tax treaty applies, treaty provisions may help determine the outcome, but a Saudi residence card alone is not decisive evidence.
Physical presence and renewal
There is no single annual minimum-stay rule that can safely be applied to every Premium Residency product and every subsequent permanent-status entitlement. Some products have conditions relevant to progression to permanent residency, including residence and continuing professional or investment requirements. Check the selected product rather than borrowing a rule from another category.
For renewal or continuation, distinguish between:
- A renewable residence product and its applicable renewal requirements;
- A product linked to an underlying asset, employment relationship or business;
- Unlimited-duration status, which removes periodic renewal of the residency term but remains subject to statutory cancellation provisions.
Before selling an asset, leaving a qualifying role or restructuring a company, establish whether the change affects the residence entitlement. Maintain a separate calendar for immigration conditions, tax days and document expiry dates.
How it compares
For a reader considering a Gulf base without conventional employer sponsorship, the UAE’s property-linked Golden Visa and Qatar’s property-linked residence route are useful alternatives. Neither is identical to Saudi Premium Residency: the comparison is between practical relocation options, not interchangeable legal rights.
The figures below are official qualifying thresholds or programme fees, not all-in budgets. Property costs, registration charges and other applicable expenses require separate confirmation.
| Factor | Saudi Premium Residency | UAE property-linked Golden Visa | Qatar property-linked residence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | The standard products carry fees of SAR 100,000 annually or SAR 800,000 for unlimited duration. Other products have separate qualifying conditions. | Qualifying property investment of at least AED 2 million, subject to the official route’s conditions; application and related charges are additional. | Qualifying property of at least QAR 730,000 for property-linked residence. The QAR 3.65 million tier provides specified benefits associated with permanent-residency cardholders, rather than automatically conferring permanent residency. |
| Timeline | Product-specific assessment; confirm current handling times with the Premium Residency Centre. | Depends on qualifying property evidence and the relevant emirate’s procedures; obtain a current authority estimate. | Depends on property eligibility, registration and immigration checks; confirm with the Qatari authorities. |
| Stay requirement | Check the chosen product and any conditions for subsequent permanent status; do not assume a universal day count. | Golden Visa holders may remain outside the UAE beyond the ordinary six-month limit without invalidating their residence. | Official property-linked residence guidance requires presence in Qatar for at least 90 days annually, consecutively or intermittently. |
| Key advantage | A direct Saudi residence framework, including an unlimited-duration option. | A 10-year, renewable property-linked residence route with flexibility over time abroad. | A lower published property-entry threshold than its higher-benefit tier, for applicants seeking a Qatar base. |
| Key drawback | The standard residence fees are expenditure, not a recoverable property investment. | Significant capital commitment; property ownership and residence eligibility require separate due diligence. | Ownership must qualify under designated-area rules, and the annual presence condition limits flexibility. |
Saudi Premium Residency principally suits someone whose commercial or family life genuinely centres on the Kingdom. The UAE alternative is relevant to internationally mobile owners who want a UAE base without a conventional annual presence commitment. Qatar suits buyers with a specific reason to live there and the ability to meet its presence requirement. Tax outcomes should be modelled independently: choosing the most flexible immigration permit does not necessarily produce the intended tax residence.
Common mistakes and what they cost
Treating an investment as automatic approval. An asset may satisfy a financial threshold without meeting every legal or documentary condition. The potential cost is an illiquid purchase, registration expenses and an unsuccessful residence application. Make residence eligibility a distinct due-dilig diligence question.
Confusing a programme fee with invested capital. A payment for residence is economically different from acquiring a saleable asset. Compare the non-recoverable expenditure, ongoing costs and liquidity implications rather than placing every route under a single “investment” label.
Assuming the permit settles tax residence. Retaining a home, family connections or substantial activity elsewhere may preserve another country’s taxing rights. The cost can include unexpected tax, penalties and competing reporting obligations. Review departure rules before relocating.
Changing the qualifying circumstances without checking. Selling property, leaving employment or reorganising ownership may affect a product tied to those conditions. Obtain the Centre’s guidance before the transaction, not after it has completed.
Relying on outdated property advice. Foreign ownership rules, implementing provisions and geographical eligibility require current verification. A residence entitlement should not be treated as unrestricted permission to buy any property.
Budgeting only for the headline amount. Translations, authentication, medical documentation, insurance and transaction costs can materially change the budget. Request itemised official charges and distinguish them from optional professional fees; do not accept an unexplained “government package” total.
Programme history and strategic context
Saudi Premium Residency, sometimes referred to by its former informal name the ‘Saudi Green Card’, was introduced in 2019 and significantly expanded in early 2024. It is a key pillar of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 plan, designed to transform the Saudi economy into a global investment powerhouse.
The programme’s strategic goal is to attract high-calibre professionals, entrepreneurs and investors, encouraging them to establish deeper roots and reinvest their wealth locally rather than repatriating it. For businesses and investors, it offers potential ‘early mover’ advantages in a rapidly liberalising G20 economy, which is undergoing massive infrastructure development through ‘Giga-projects’ such as NEOM and the Red Sea Project. This is often contrasted with the more mature and saturated investment markets in other parts of the region.
Frequently asked questions
Does Saudi Premium Residency lead to citizenship?
Saudi Premium Residency does not itself confer Saudi citizenship or an automatic entitlement to naturalisation. It is an immigration status, and unlimited duration does not change that distinction. Nationality is governed separately. Anyone planning succession, children’s nationality or long-term passport mobility should assess those questions independently rather than treating permanent residence as a citizenship programme.
Can I keep Saudi Premium Residency if I live abroad?
Living abroad must be assessed against the conditions of your particular Premium Residency product. Do not assume that every category has identical presence rules, especially where later access to permanent status depends on residence or continuing qualifying activity. Before a prolonged absence, ask the Centre whether it affects your existing entitlement, renewal or future progression.
Do I become Saudi tax resident when my Premium Residency is approved?
Approval alone does not make you Saudi tax-resident. The Income Tax Law uses residence and physical-presence tests, including the permanent-home test described above. Your position elsewhere also remains relevant: another country may continue to consider you resident. Keep evidence of travel and accommodation, and assess any applicable tax treaty separately from the immigration application.
Will I pay Saudi tax on my salary?
Saudi Arabia does not impose a general personal income tax on employment salaries. However, that does not settle the treatment of business income, company profits or payments with withholding implications. It also does not remove tax that another country may impose. Establish whether each receipt is genuinely employment remuneration rather than assuming all personal income receives identical treatment.
Can I buy any property in Saudi Arabia with Premium Residency?
Premium Residency should not be treated as permission to buy any property without restriction. The applicable foreign-ownership framework, location, property rights and implementing requirements must all be checked at the time of purchase. Ask the relevant Saudi authority to confirm the proposed acquisition’s eligibility, and separately confirm whether it supports the particular residency product you intend to use.
What happens to my residency if I sell my qualifying property?
Selling qualifying property can affect residency where the entitlement depends on maintaining that ownership. The outcome is product-specific, so obtain guidance before signing a binding sale agreement. Confirm whether replacement ownership is permitted, what evidence is required and how any transition is handled. Do not assume that approval permanently removes the underlying asset condition.
Can I switch from one Premium Residency product to another?
A change of product requires confirmation from the Premium Residency Centre and should not be assumed to happen automatically. Ask whether you must submit a fresh application, satisfy the destination product’s conditions and pay additional charges. Also establish when the new status would take effect so that the change does not create uncertainty over your existing entitlement.
Is the Premium Residency fee refundable if my plans change?
You should not assume that a Premium Residency payment is refundable because you decide not to relocate. Check the official terms for the specific payment and application stage before paying. Application charges, residence fees and an underlying property purchase are different commitments; each may have separate rules governing cancellation, recovery or disposal.
Can my Premium Residency be cancelled?
Premium Residency remains subject to statutory cancellation provisions, including where it was obtained using incorrect information. Unlimited duration is not immunity from those provisions. Keep supporting records, ensure information supplied to the Centre is accurate and clarify the consequences of material changes. If a cancellation issue arises, obtain Saudi legal advice on the applicable procedure.
Is Saudi Premium Residency better than a UAE Golden Visa?
Neither programme is inherently better; the stronger choice depends on where you need to live, work and hold assets. Saudi Premium Residency is most relevant to a Saudi-centred plan, while the UAE’s property-linked Golden Visa offers a different combination of renewable residence and absence flexibility. Compare total costs, continuing conditions and tax consequences rather than headline duration alone.
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What is the name of the application portal?
The application is managed entirely online through the official ‘Sarwa’ portal, which is administered by the Premium Residency Centre.
Are there any other practical travel benefits?
Yes, a specific benefit for holders is eligibility to use the designated lanes for Saudi and GCC citizens at the Kingdom’s airports, which can significantly speed up processing on entry and exit.
What are the rules for document submission?
Applicants should be aware that all documents in a language other than Arabic must be translated by a certified translator. Depending on the document and its country of origin, it may also require an apostille or legalisation by a Saudi embassy.
How long are usufruct rights in Makkah and Madinah?
While freehold ownership in the holy cities of Makkah and Madinah is not permitted for non-Saudis, Premium Residency holders can be granted usufruct—a right to use and benefit from the property—for a period of up to 99 years.
Sources
- Premium Residency Centre — Official programme portal
- Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority — Income Tax
- Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority — Value Added Tax
- Saudi Bureau of Experts at the Council of Ministers — Laws and Regulations Portal
- UAE Government — Golden Visa
- Qatar Ministry of Justice — Official portal
- Qatar Ministry of Interior — Official portal
- Qatar Ministry of Justice — Al Meezan Legal Portal
Further official references
Beyond the sources cited in this article, the official government and intergovernmental bodies below publish the primary rules and fees for this area. Always consult them for current figures.
- Portugal — AIMA (Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum)
- Greece — Ministry of Migration and Asylum
- Spain — Ministerio de Inclusión, Seguridad Social y Migraciones
- Italy — Ministero degli Affari Esteri (Visa Portal)
- UAE — ICP (Federal Authority for Identity & Citizenship)
- Ireland — Department of Justice (Immigration Service)
This page was last reviewed on . Where official figures have changed since publication, the primary source prevails.
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