UAE honors Saba Qamar with golden visa
The actress has revealed the extinction with her fans and followers on the photo-sharing app.


Dubai: Pakistani film and television luminary Saba Qamar on Tuesday revealed that she was granted a coveted golden visa for the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Taking to Instagram, the renowned actress expressed her gratitude towards the UAE for extending the golden visa to her, conveying that her appreciation knows no bounds for "welcoming me into your abode."
Qamar also extended her appreciation to the consultants who guided her throughout the entire process and provided invaluable assistance.
"I wish to extend my heartfelt thanks to the esteemed government of the UAE for bestowing upon me the Golden Visa. My gratitude knows no bounds for your generous hospitality. This journey would have been incomplete without the unwavering support of @gcclegalconsultants. Your assistance has been invaluable. Sending heaps of love your way!," she exclaimed.
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Alongside her message, Qamar shared a series of images featuring the flags of Pakistan and the UAE.
As per the official website of the UAE government, the golden visa stands as a residency visa of extended duration, affording foreign individuals the opportunity to reside, work, or study within the nation, accompanied by exclusive privileges.
This special visa category is accessible to investors, entrepreneurs, scientists, exceptional students and graduates, humanitarian pioneers, and front-line heroes, the website added.

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