Fast approvals
A newborn’s residence visa was approved within 24 hours, with the Emirates ID received two days later.
Port Saeed
800 DOCS is a Port Saeed consultant focused on PRO and government transaction support. Customers mainly use it for family, newborn and Golden Visa processing, with reviews also noting help with document attestation and company incorporation.
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A newborn’s residence visa was approved within 24 hours, with the Emirates ID received two days later.
One family visa application was completed within a week, with updates provided throughout.
A family Golden Visa case involving four visas was approved within four working days after document submission.
Customers report prompt answers, step-by-step guidance and realistic timelines during processing.
Reviews mention clear fee breakdowns and no hidden or extra charges in some cases.
For a domestic-worker visa, the team arranged medical and biometric appointments as part of the process.
One customer renewed a visa from home without needing to manage the process in person.
Confirm costs. Ask for a full fee breakdown, including government charges and the consultancy’s service fee.
Prepare UAE PASS. If you are the sponsor, be ready to authorise steps through UAE PASS and ask how access is handled.
Submit documents. Provide all required documents together; one Golden Visa case reached four approvals in four working days after submission.
Ask timelines. Request a realistic timeline at the outset, since customers specifically valued clear expectations about next steps.
Check appointments. For dependent or domestic-worker applications, ask whether medical and biometric appointments can be arranged for you.
Consider remote service. Visa renewals may be manageable from home, according to one customer’s experience.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
Customers use the service for newborn residence visa applications, including dependent file opening and Emirates ID processing.
The team was also used for an advertising permit application.
Customers have used 800 DOCS for both company incorporation and document attestation.
Service charges are added on top of government fees, so confirm the complete total before starting.
Some sponsors may feel uneasy authorising the application through UAE PASS, especially on a first application.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
baby’s 2-year residence visa
“I applied for my baby’s 2-year residence visa, and the total cost was only AED 865, plus the required fee for opening the dependent visa file”Google review · August 2026
The Bottom Line
800 DOCS is a Port Saeed consultant handling PRO and government transactions, with reviews most strongly focused on family visas, newborn residence visas and Golden Visas. Customers describe the paperwork as fast and organised, with clear guidance that removes much of the stress from applications. The service can cover more than visa processing.
Reviews also mention document attestation, company incorporation and advertising permit processing. For a newborn application, one customer reported a two-year residence visa approval within 24 hours and an Emirates ID two days later. Another family Golden Visa case had four visas approved within four working days after all documents were submitted.
Communication is a recurring strength: customers mention prompt answers, regular updates and realistic timelines. Medical and biometric appointments can also be arranged in some cases, while one customer renewed a visa from home. Before authorising anything, sponsors should understand the UAE PASS step, particularly if this is their first application.
Pricing is not a single fixed figure; one review reported AED 865 for a baby’s two-year residence visa, while another noted that consultancy service charges sit on top of government fees. Ask for the complete breakdown before proceeding.