UAE Newborn Registration Birth Certificate, Passport and Visa Process

Articles (Gulf Inside) UAE Newborn Registration Birth Certificate, Passport and Visa Process: Having a new baby is a blessing from the Almighty and astray nobody wants to show the blessings of neonate into problems by delaying the legal process of latest baby registration, The following things we are going to cover through this guide regarding newborn babies in UAE:

1. Registration of neonate
2. Getting a certificate
3. Getting a New Passport
4. Getting Residence Visa
5. Getting Emirates ID

Step 1: the way to Register Child Birth in UAE:
Once the baby is born, the hospital your baby is delivered in will provide you a stamped and signed birth notification which is additionally referred to as the notification of certificate. This certificate should be attested by the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Foreign Affairs and may be in English or Arabic.

Step 2: the way to get Birth Certificate:
Parents of the latest baby have a maximum period of 1 month (30 days) to register their child’s birth in UAE, to urge certificate you would like to use online or submit below require documents to Ministry of Health and Prevention, please note that if the oldsters are from different countries (nationality), the baby will adopt the nationality of the father.

Birth Certificate Registration and Issuance Links:

• Request Birth certificate online – MoHP
• Birth Certificate from Abu Dhabi – HAAD
• Register the child’s birth in Dubai – DHA

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Required Documents:

• Attested and translated marriage certificate
• Parents original passport and replica
• Parents valid residence visa and replica
• Copy of Emirates ID with the first
• Stamped Birth notification from the hospital
• Discharge summary from the hospital

Useful Points: Residents must get a certificate of their neonate attested by the Ministry of Health and Prevention and Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation.

Birth certificate stamped by Dubai Health Authority (DHA) or Department of Health Abu Dhabi (HAAD) is like the seal of the Ministry of Health and Prevention, once you get the certificate, check it as certificate must contain the first name of the neonate , date of birth, place of birth, parent’s name, nationality, and religion.

If the daddy isn’t available a politician’s power of attorney is required from the daddy or the father’s signature on the appliance for the certificate is required.

Birth Certificate Fee:

1. Arabic certificate 50 AED
2. English certificate 50 AED
3. Attestation fee (MOH) 20 AED
4. Attestation fee (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) AED 150
5. Health card AED 110
6. Birth certificate translation fee 15 AED

Step 3: the way to get a Passport for Newborn in UAE:
Before proceeding the visa process you ought to get a baby passport, to urge new passport for your newly born baby, you would like to go to your embassy in UAE otherwise you can apply online or get information regarding a passport for a newborn in UAE through embassy websites, below are the links of consulates or embassies of ex-pats living in UAE.

• Consulate General of Pakistan Dubai, UAE
• Embassy of Philippines Abu Dhabi, UAE
• Consulate of Bangladesh Dubai, UAE
• Embassy of Nepal Abu Dhabi, UAE
• Consulate General of India Dubai

Step 4: the way to get Residence visa for Newborn:
Parents have 120 days (4 months) starting date of birth to rearrange and complete the specified formal documents like certificate, passport, visa, and Emirates ID of their new baby.

After receiving the first certificate, you need to visit the TASHEEL center, any registered typing center, or directly the overall Directorate of Residency and Foreign Affairs with the below set of required documents in order to use for a residence visa.

The visa requirements for a newborn are:

1. Online residency application or roll in the hay through typing offices
2. Parents passport copies with original
3. Parents valid visa copies
4. Parents valid Emirate ID card with copies
5. Photo of the neonate with open eyes
6. Copy of parent(s) employment agreement
7. A salary certificate stating monthly salary
8. Attested marriage certificate
9. Tenancy contract
10. Insurance
11. Paid utility bill

Fine for the delay:
If residence visa for a newborn isn’t finalized within 4 months of your time (120 days maximum), then the fine of 100 AED per day would be charged for every day over the 120 day period, note that baby won’t be allowed to exit the UAE until the completion of residence visa.

Final Step: Getting Emirates ID for Newborn:
Once you’ve got applied for the residence visa, await the approval from the ministry, after approval visits your nearest Emirates ID Authority and open a new ID application for your newly born baby.

The requirements to use for Emirates ID are:

1. Parent’s passports
2. Parent’s valid visas
3. Emirates ID’s
4. Attested certificate of newborn

Tips for Parents:

• For delivery of public hospitals, you want to have a valid health card.
• If you’re pregnant but unmarried, you’re doing crime.
• During the whole registration process, carry your marriage certificate and original passports with you.
• you’ve got 30 days only to register your child’s birth.
• you’ve got 120 days to finish the whole process.