Important Information

• UAE tourist visas are issued as e-visas and are electronically linked to the traveler’s passport.
• The passport must be valid for a minimum of 6 months from the date of travel.
• Visa validity and stay duration depend on the visa type (single entry / multiple entry / short-term / long-term).
• Visa processing is subject to approval by UAE immigration authorities.
• Travelers must carry a copy of the approved visa while traveling.
• Overstaying beyond the permitted duration may result in fines and penalties.
• Entry into the UAE is at the discretion of immigration authorities at the port of entry.
• Additional documents may be requested during the application process or at immigration.
• It is recommended to have confirmed return tickets and accommodation details.
• Travel insurance is advisable to cover any unforeseen circumstances during the stay.

Please Note : The prices may vary based on the nationalities. 

Frequently Asked Questions

How To Apply ?

Entry and Exit Requirements

• Valid Across All Emirates: A Dubai visa allows entry into all seven Emirates, including Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and Ajman.
• Easy Inter-Emirate Travel: You can travel freely between Emirates using road, air, or public transport.
• Flexible Entry & Exit: Entry and departure are permitted from any international airport in the UAE.
• Visa Validity: Ensure your stay is within the approved visa duration to avoid fines or penalties.
• Land Border Access: The visa is also valid for entry through UAE land borders (e.g., from Oman), subject to regulations.

Overstay Penalties and Important Information

• Daily Fines: Overstaying your visa will result in daily penalties, starting from AED 200 for the first day and AED 100 for each additional day.
• Fine Payment: All fines must be settled before exiting the UAE, either at the airport or designated immigration centers.
• Exit Restrictions: You will not be allowed to leave the country until all overstay fines are cleared.
• Possible Detention: In cases of extended overstay, authorities may detain individuals until dues are paid.
• Future Impact: Overstaying may lead to visa rejections, entry bans, or legal action, affecting future travel to the UAE. 

Visa Extension

• Apply in Advance: If you need to extend your stay, apply before your current visa expires. Extensions are typically granted for an additional 30 days, subject to approval.
• Application Process: Extensions can be applied through the relevant immigration authorities or your visa sponsor, either online or in person, along with the applicable fees.