Renewing a family visa in Sharjah involves a series of steps. Here’s a general guide to help you through the process, handled end to end by PRO Deskk.
Sharjah visa services
Eligibility
Ensure that all family members’ visas are due for renewal. Also, make sure your own residency status and employment details are up-to-date, as these can affect the renewal process.
Required documents
How it works
Family members over a certain age may need to undergo a medical fitness test. Check with the relevant health authorities for specific requirements.
Ensure that you have valid health insurance for all family members. This is a requirement for visa renewal.
After receiving the medical report, process the Emirates ID renewal application from any typing centre.
Online: you can often renew visas through the Sharjah Immigration Department’s online portal or the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship (ICA) website. In-Person: visit the Sharjah Immigration Department or an authorized typing center to submit the renewal application. They will guide you through the necessary steps and forms.
Government fees
Government charges for a Family Visa Renewal in Sharjah, shown at cost. Our service fee is quoted separately, in writing, before you commit.
Total of the three charges above for one dependant. Fees are reviewed periodically — we confirm the figures applicable on the day of filing.
Fees are set by MOHRE and GDRFA and are reviewed periodically. We send an itemised written breakdown showing government cost at cost and our fee separately, before any payment is made.
Before you renew
A renewal looks routine until one of these six has changed since the last filing. Each is checked before we file — because a renewal that stalls past the expiry date costs fines as well as time.
A renewal is granted against the sponsor, exactly as the original visa was. If the sponsor’s own position has changed since the last filing, that surfaces here.
Renewal timing decides whether this is routine or expensive. Confirm every visa in the family is genuinely due.
The tenancy contract is checked again at renewal, and an expired or relocated address stops the file.
Valid health insurance for all family members is a stated requirement for visa renewal, not an optional extra.
Two steps run in sequence, and the medical report is what releases the Emirates ID application.
A renewal is lighter than a new application, but every document must be a current version rather than a copy of what was filed last time.
Start the process
Gather these 24 items and we can open the file the same day. Current versions only — last renewal’s documents will be returned. Tap any line to tick it off as you collect it.
Tick items above as you gather them. Send us what you have and we will chase the rest with you.
FAQs
Ensure that all family members’ visas are due for renewal, and begin ahead of expiry to avoid overstaying penalties. Make sure your own residency status and employment details are up to date, as these can affect the renewal process.
The three government charges are medical 350 AED, Emirates ID 385 AED and residency 590 AED — around 1,325 AED per dependant. Our service fee is quoted separately.
Family members over a certain age may need to undergo a medical fitness test. Check with the relevant health authorities for specific requirements — we confirm which of your dependants are affected before filing.
Yes. You must have valid health insurance for all family members. This is a requirement for visa renewal.
You can often renew visas through the Sharjah Immigration Department’s online portal or the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship (ICA) website. Alternatively, visit the Sharjah Immigration Department or an authorized typing center.
A No Objection Certificate from your employer may be required, depending on your circumstances. We confirm whether one applies to your case before filing.
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