UAE may relax tax residency rules so expats keep status after Iran conflict

Published on 24 April 2026

Minimum stay rules could be waived case by case

The UAE is considering loosening tax residency rules for expatriates who left during the Iran conflict, a move aimed at helping them retain tax status. Rather than blanket exemptions, authorities are reportedly weighing case-by-case relaxation of minimum stay requirements, according to Financial Times.

UAE is considering easing tax residency requirements for expats
The change targets those who left during the Iran conflict
Authorities may use case-by-case exemptions, not blanket relief
Minimum stay rules could be relaxed depending on circumstances

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UAE may relax tax residency rules so expats keep status after Iran conflict

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