The government of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has granted a 10-year golden visa to a foreign woman lawyer.
According to Arab media reports, a German woman lawyer named Yasmin Fisht was granted a 10-year visa by the Dubai authorities.
Yasmin Fisht, founder and managing partner of Fisht & Co., has been living and serving in the UAE for the past 20 years.
"I've been living and working here for 20 years. I came here to work for a few years like other foreigners, but later decided to stay," said Yasmin Fisht, a Golden Visa recipient. Is the perfect place for
"My biggest commitment to this country was to set up a law firm here in 2004, and the decision to set up an office in Dubai was the right one," he said.
"Dubai is a place where you and your business can thrive," Yasmeen said.
"As a woman, I can't put too much emphasis on opportunities for women here. I'm proud that the number of women doing business here is growing," said the German.
"I put my trust and hard work into the business in Dubai, I'm happy that the city recognized my efforts and gave me a 10-year visa," Yasmeen said.
It should be noted that the UAE government has selected 6,800 investors and professionals in its country for Golden Visas from 70 different countries of the world and they have a total of UAE visas. Has assets of over one trillion dirhams.
In addition, the UAE has granted permanent residency to 2,500 scientists, researchers and doctors.
The UAE had issued 10-year golden visas to 212 foreign doctors who have played a key role in preventing the world's most devastating corona virus.
