Fahime Abdollahi

Applying for an Abu Dhabi residence visa comes with one non-negotiable requirement: valid health insurance. Whether you’re a new resident, employee, or sponsoring family, the right coverage can mean smooth approval; or unnecessary delays and complications.

If you ask a group of UAE residents what exactly their health insurance covers, you’ll probably hear a mix of confident guesses. Many people...

Health insurance for women in the UAE varies by plan type and life stage, with coverage often including general healthcare, maternity benefits, and preventive services depending on the policy.

Needing medical care without insurance can feel overwhelming. This guide explains how medical help without having health insurance works in the UAE, where you can seek treatment, what you may need to pay, and how to manage urgent situations safely.

Health insurance is mandatory across the UAE, and missing coverage can lead to fines and visa problems. This guide explains how health insurance fines in UAE work, who is affected, and what steps help you stay compliant.

An insurance continuity certificate UAE is an official document showing continuous health coverage. It is often required when changing insurers to maintain benefits and reduce exclusions.

Shariah compliant health insurance is based on takaful, where risk is shared rather than transferred. This article explains its structure, coverage scope, and key differences from conventional health insurance in the UAE.

Individual health insurance prices in Dubai vary based on age, medical history, and coverage level. This guide breaks down typical costs and helps you choose a plan that fits your needs and budget.

Short-term health plans are useful when you need temporary coverage, such as during travel, job changes, or visa processing. This guide explains how these plans work and how to choose the right temporary insurance in the UAE.

Dubai requires every resident to carry DHA-approved health insurance, and skipping it leads to more than just fines. Without coverage, visa renewals stall instantly, penalties start from AED 500 per month, and even minor medical issues can become extremely costly. The DHA system tracks every policy through Emirates ID, so expired or missing insurance is flagged automatically. Employers, sponsors, and individuals can all face penalties if dependents or workers remain uninsured. Staying compliant is simple: choose a DHA-approved plan, renew it on time, and ensure all family members are covered.