Two Kerala-based Ayurvedic medical doctors obtain UAE’s Golden Visa

Two Kerala-based Ayurvedic medical doctors joined the record of Indians who’ve obtained the UAE’S coveted Golden Visa, based on a report in Khaleej Times. Dr Shyam Vishwanathan Pillai and Dr Jasna Jamal have been granted Golden Visas by the UAE’s Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship (ICA).

While Dr Pillai was granted the Golden Visa on June 17, Dr Jasna Jamal was given the Golden Visa on June 24.”My sincere gratitude to the rulers and policymakers of UAE for the kind support to Ayurveda and Ayurveda practitioners,” Khaleej Times quoted Dr Pillai as saying.”I truly appreciate their vision in integrating the Ayurveda for the wellbeing of UAE residents and at the same time keeping in place strong measures to ensure the quality delivery of Ayurveda practice,” he added.Also Read: NRI businessman Vedanta Baruah turns into first Assamese to get UAE’s Golden VisaDr Pillai, who’s the CEO of Vaidyashala on the Burjeel Day Surgery Centre in Abu Dhabi, got here to Dubai in 2001. He belongs to Kollam district in Kerala.Ever because the UAE authorities applied the Golden Visa system in 2019, many Indians have obtained its advantages. In May this yr, actor Sanjay Dutt shared the information that he had obtained the UAE’s Golden Visa.The Golden Visa permits foreigners to dwell, work and examine within the UAE for a protracted interval with out the necessity of a nationwide sponsor and with 100 per cent possession of their companies there. These visas are issued for 5 or 10 years and renewed routinely.Explained: What are ‘privilege visas’ which might be immediately in demand throughout pandemic”After I completed my MD in Ayurveda, I received a platform in Kempinski Hotels, in 2001, to integrate Ayurveda therapies in their wellness and spas. However, I later realised that Ayurveda was not a recognised system of medicine in the UAE, though there was a great demand for it. Ayurveda got recognised as an (alternative) medicine treatment in UAE in 2002, under the department of Traditional Complementary and Alternative Medicine of the Ministry of Health,” Pillai informed Khaleej Times.Dr Jasna Jamal, who’s a resident of Al Mamzar in Dubai, hails from Thrissur in Kerala. “By the Grace of God, I have been honoured with Golden Visa. It is a great pleasure…I sincerely thank the UAE leaders for this wonderful opportunity,” Khaleej Times quoted her as saying.Dr Jasna has over 16 years of expertise in Ayurveda and runs her personal Ayurveda clinic in Al Mamzar. She is married to an architect and the couple moved to the UAE 12 years in the past quickly after their marriage.Also Read: Felt like royalty, says the one passenger in Air India flight from Amritsar to Dubai