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Dubai: The winter holiday season is here and the UAE has become a hub for some of the biggest global events. From the Expo 2020 Dubai to the upcoming Dubai Shopping Festival, there are several things to do in the UAE. If you are planning to visit the UAE anytime soon and are unfamiliar with the visa requirements in the UAE and the processes that you need to follow, here is our detailed guide on all the visa options available to visitors if they wish to visit the UAE.

Do I need a visa to enter Dubai?

Whether you need a visa or not is dependent on your country of citizenship. While citizens of some countries have the option for a visa on arrival, you may need to apply for a visa before you enter the UAE in some other situations.

What is the validity period of my visa?

All visas are valid for 60 days from the date of issue until entry to the UAE, except the 48-hour and 96-hour Transit Visa, which is valid for 30 days.

What should I check before travelling to Dubai?

You would need to ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months at the time of entry. You may also require a prearranged visa depending on your nationality.

Can I get a visa on arrival?

Citizens of more than 50 countries do not require a pre-arranged visa to enter Dubai. As per the website of the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs, citizens of GCC countries and citizens of the following countries can get a visa on arrival:

1. Australia

5. Bulgaria

10. Czech Republic

11. Denmark

12. Estonia

13. Finland

15. Germany

17. Hong Kong

18. Hungary

19. Iceland

20. Ireland

24. Liechtenstein

25. Lithuania

26. Luxembourg

27. Malaysia

30. Netherlands

31. New Zealand

34. Portugal

36. Romania

37. San Marino

38. Singapore

39. Slovakia

40. Slovenia

41. South Korea

44. Switzerland

45. The Vatican

46. United Kingdom

47. United States of America

Indian citizens

Some Indian citizens may also be eligible for a visa on arrival. These include Indian citizens holding a normal passport and either:

• a visit visa issued by the USA or

• a green card issued by the USA or

• a residence visa issued by the UK or

• a residence visa issued by the EU

In such cases, you can obtain a visa on arrival for a maximum stay of 14 days, provided that the visa or the green card is valid for at least six months from the date of arrival into the UAE.

If you are not eligible for a visa on arrival, here are all the other visa options you can avail of:

1. Tourist visa – 30-day or 90-day

Tourist visas can be obtained by tourists from around the world. Depending on your plan, tourist visas to the UAE can be issued for 30-days or 90-day durations, and allow single entry or multiple entries.

Who can apply for your tourist visa?

1. Airlines

Each airline has some conditions, which must be met in order for your visa to be arranged by them. One of the conditions is flying with them. When booking your ticket, you can also enquire about applying for a visit visa.

2. Tourist visas through agencies and hotels

Licensed travel agents and hotels in the UAE can arrange a tourist visa for you, provided you purchase the ticket through them and maintain a hotel reservation with the specific hotel.

You can also contact travel agencies in your country for any tourist packages available to the UAE in collaboration with a local tour operator.

3. Through UAE-based family and friends

As per the VisitDubai website, UAE residents (friends or relatives) can apply on your behalf subject to guidelines.

How can I extend the visa?

While the first time you apply for a visit visa you may not be inside the UAE, when extending the visa for another period of 30 or 90 days, you would need to apply for an ‘inside country visa change’, according to Sirajudeen Ummer, a Public Relations Officer with Dubai-based First Gate Business Services.

“The visa can be extended by providing the necessary documents and making the fee payment,” he said.

Documents required for processing inside the country visa change

• Passport copy (which should be valid for at least six months)

• Passport size photograph

• Old visa tourist/cancelled visa copy

• On arrival nationalities would only require Passport copy and photograph if they have entered UAE using on-arrival facility.

• If the visa was applied for by a relative or friend, they may need to submit a copy of their residence visa page and UID number.

Visas can cost approximately Dh320 for a one-month visa and Dh720 for a three month visa. However, as per Ummer, the cost may vary slightly based on the travel agency’s service charges.

You can apply for the second renewal before the expiry of the first one against Dh600 each time of renewal.

2. Transit visa – for 48 to 96 hours

This type of a visa, which is available for all passport holders, from 48 to 96 hours, is ideal for a short stopover in the UAE.

The General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) Dubai took to its social media channels recently to inform passengers of how they can apply for a 96-hour transit visa – or an entry permit – when they arrive in the UAE.

Service requirements

To be able to get a transit visa issued at the immigration counter, you would need to present the following:

• Original passport

• An airline ticket showing the continuation of your journey, where the connecting flight should not be less than eight hours after you land in the UAE and not exceeding 96 hours and the destination of arrival and departure are not similar.

• Present a valid hotel reservation in UAE.

Service procedures

To apply for a transit visa, follow these steps:

• Visiting the airline company.

• Submit a request to issue a 96-hour entry permit with the airline’s service officer.

• If the request is approved, you will receive an approval of the request.

• Approach the passport officer at the immigration counter and complete the procedure.

Who needs a transit visa?

As per the UAE government’s official website – u.ae – if you are not one of the nationalities that are eligible for visa on arrival or a visa-free entry to the UAE, then you need a transit visa.

Who can apply for your transit visa?

UAE based-airlines you are travelling with can arrange your transit visa prior to your journey. If your trip is through a travel agency, the agency can also help you get the visa, but all visas are routed through the airline.

"The Transit Visa is a non-extendable single entry visa, valid for 30 days from the date of issue and the duration of stay is up to 96 hours (four days) from the time of entry. Transit passengers stopping at Dubai International Airport for a minimum of eight hours are eligible for a 96-hour Transit Visa," Shafiq Muhammad, Public Relations Officer with Muhaisnah Documents Clearing Services in Dubai told Gulf News.

"Such a visa is preferred by passengers having business meetings or taking a stopover en route to their next destination," he added.

3. Long-term, multiple entry tourist visa for five years

In case you are looking to visit the UAE regularly over the next few years, a new visa option has opened up for tourists. The Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship (ICA) has provided details of the five-year multiple entry tourist visa for all nationalities through the authority’s website.

Is a UAE-based sponsor required for the visa?

According to the details provided when the visa was announced, the visa does not require a UAE-based individual or organisation to sponsor the visa. Tourists can apply for the visa on self-sponsorship.

What is the maximum duration of stay on the visa?

As per the announcement, a tourist can stay for 90 days on each visit. This can be extended for another 90 days.

Up until now, tourists could only get visas for 30-day or 90-day durations.

How to apply for the five-year tourist visa

Step 1: Log on to the ICA website – www.ica.gov.ae

Step 2: Select ‘E-channel Services’ from the main module on the website.

Step 3: Select ‘Public services’.

Step 4: Select the service ‘Visa – multi-trip / tourist long-term (5 years) for all nationalities / visa issuance’

Step 5: Fill in the application form with your personal details as well as your passport details.

Step 6: Attach the following documents:

• Coloured photograph

• Passport Copy

• Medical Insurance copy

• Bank statement for the last six months with a balance of at least $4,000 or its equivalent in foreign currencies in the last six months.

Step 7: Review your application.

Step 8: Make the payment for the fees. The application fee is Dh650.

Note: It is also important to check the PCR test and vaccination requirements before you book a ticket, after you have received a visa to travel to the UAE.

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Here’s how you can apply for your Dubai/UAE Tourist Visa online:

• Go to the ‘Visa’ section on the MakeMyTrip app, and select ‘United Arab Emirates’.
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You can apply your visa anytime through MakeMyTrip. However, your documents will be forwarded to the Immigration for processing only 30 days prior to your planned date of departure.

Documents required at the time of Dubai/UAE Immigration

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Note: In case your visa is rejected by the UAE Embassy, the Dubai/UAE visa fees will not be refunded.

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Easy Guide to UAE Visit Visas: Types, Requirements, and Costs

Are you thinking about visiting the UAE for tourism, to explore job opportunities, or for medical treatment? There are various types of UAE visit visas you can apply for, depending on your purpose. In this guide, we have break down the options, requirements, and costs of the different types of UAE visit visas.

Types of UAE Visit Visa in UAE

• Single Entry Visa-30, 60 or 90 days
• Jobseeker Visa
• Multi-Entry Tourist Visa
• 5-Year Multiple Entry Tourist Visa
• Investor Visit Visa
• 14-Day Visit Visa for Indian Nationals
• Multi-Entry Visa for Relatives or Friends
• Student Visit Visa
• Patient Visa for Medical Treatment
• Patient Companion Visa
• eVisa for GCC Residents

1. Single Entry Visa – 30, 60, or 90 days.

Requirements:

• A personal photo
• Copy of your passport
• Identity card from your home country (for some nationalities)
• Valid passport (at least 6 months)
• Return ticket
• Health insurance (arranged by your travel agency)

2. Jobseeker Visa

• Colored passport-sized photo
• Attested qualification certificate
• Financial guarantee

3. Multi-Entry Tourist Visa

You can apply for the multi-entry visa if you are sponsored by a UAE tourist agency. You have two options for the duration of your stay: 30 or 60 days. The cost for a 30-day visa is Dh300, while a 60-day visa costs Dh500. Keep in mind that these prices are subject to VAT and may include additional agency fees.

• Personal photo
• Passport copy

4. 5-Year Multiple Entry Tourist Visa

To be eligible for this visa, you must meet certain conditions. You should have a bank balance of $4,000 (Dh14,692) or its equivalent in foreign currencies over the last six months, valid health insurance applicable in the UAE, a round-trip ticket, and proof of your stay, which can be a hotel reservation or a residential address in the UAE.

Required Documents:  

• A colored passport-sized photograph
• A copy of your passport
• Medical insurance
• A bank statement for the last six months showing a balance of $4,000 (Dh14,692) or its equivalent in foreign currencies
• A tour itinerary
• A ticket for your return journey

The cost of this visa depends on the duration of your stay. For instance, a 30-day visit visa costs Dh300, a 60-day visit visa costs Dh500, and a 90-day visitor visa costs Dh700, plus a 5% VAT.

There are additional fees such as a guarantee amount of Dh2,000, a warranty service fee of Dh20, and a fee for the collection and return of the guarantee of Dh40.

Additionally, securing health insurance for this visa has its costs, ranging from Dh40 for a 30-day visitor visa to Dh90 for a 90-day visitor visa. If the sponsored person is already inside the country, there may be extra fees, including a knowledge fee of Dh10, an innovation fee of Dh10, and a fee for staying in the country of Dh500.

5. Investor Visit Visa

To be eligible for this visa, you must meet specific criteria. You should be financially stable, possess talent or a high qualification, and have professional expertise in the business area you plan to explore in your home country. Additionally, you need to fulfill the prescribed financial guarantee.

• Passport photo
• Evidence of investment
• Financial solvency, talent, or high qualification

These costs are subject to a 5% Value Added Tax (VAT). You’ll also need to provide a security amount of Dh1000, pay a warranty service fee of Dh20, and a fee of Dh40 for the collection and return of the guarantee.

If the sponsored person is already in the country, there are additional fees, including a knowledge fee of Dh10, an innovation fee of Dh10, and a fee for staying in the country of Dh500.

6. 14-Day Visit Visa for Indian Nationals

To be eligible for this visa, Indian citizens must meet certain conditions. They should hold a normal passport and either have a visit visa issued by the US, a green card issued by the US, a residence visa issued by the UK, or a residence visa issued by the EU.

• Valid US visit visa, green card, UK or EU residence visa
• Apply online or on arrival

Online Application Cost: If you choose to apply for the visa in advance through the ICP, the following fees apply:

• Visa issuance fee: Dh100
• E-Services fee: Dh28
• ICP fees: Dh22
• Smart services fee: Dh100

7. Multi-Entry Visa for Relatives or Friends

UAE-based residents can apply for a 90-day single or multiple-entry visit visa for their friends or family members through ICP or GDRFA.

• Passport photo of the relative/friend
• Proof of kinship (birth/marriage certificate)
• Copy of relative/friend’s passport
• Your Emirates ID
• Proof of residence for the sponsored

The cost breakdown for this visa includes:

• A refundable security deposit of Dh1,025 (refundable if the visa is not approved).
• Request fees of Dh100.
• Issue fees of Dh300.
• E-services fees of Dh28.
• ICP fees of Dh22.
• Smart services fee of Dh100.

The total cost amounts to Dh1,575.

8. Student Visit Visa

Student visa is available to individuals sponsored by authorized universities, educational institutions, or research organizations for the purpose of study, training, obtaining qualifications, or similar educational activities.

You should submit a letter from the educational institution describing your study or training program and its duration.

Duration: 30, 60, or 180 days.

• Letter from the educational institution

The visa fee varies based on the duration you choose:

• 30-day visa fee: Dh200
• 60-day visa fee: Dh300
• 180-day visa fee: Dh400

These costs are subject to a 5% Value Added Tax (VAT). You’ll also need to provide a security amount of Dh1,000, pay a warranty service fee of Dh20, and a fee of Dh40 for the collection and return of the guarantee.

If the sponsored person is already in the country, there are additional fees, including a knowledge fee of Dh10, an innovation fee of Dh10, and a fee for staying in the country of Dh500. Please note that the total visa cost may vary based on individual circumstances or other factors.

9. Patient Visa for Medical Treatment

Patient visa is for foreign patients who plan to come to the UAE for medical treatment. It must be sponsored by a recognized medical facility where the treatment will take place.

To obtain this visa, you need to fulfill the following conditions:

• Submit a certified medical report along with a letter from the hosting medical facility explaining the reasons for your visit.
• Meet the prescribed financial guarantee requirements.
• If a companion is granted an entry visa for treatment, they must enter the country with the patient. The companion should also hold an entry visa similar to the patient’s (single or multiple trips). The extension of the companion’s visa is only possible if the patient’s entry visa is extended. In all cases, both the patient and the companion must have health insurance and meet the financial guarantee requirements.

Required Documents: You’ll need the following documents to apply for this visa:

• A personal photo.
• A copy of your passport, which must be valid for at least six months.
• A medical report from the treating medical facility.

This visa allows for single or multiple trips and can be valid for 90 or 180 days.

10. Patient Companion Visa

Patient Companion visa is for family members or caregivers accompanying a patient coming to the UAE for medical treatment. It must be sponsored by a recognized medical facility where the treatment will take place. To obtain this visa, you need to meet the following conditions:

• The patient must have a valid entry visa for medical treatment.
• You must apply for a ‘patient companion entry permit’ to accompany the patient.
• Both the patient and the companion must have health insurance.
• Financial security requirements must be fulfilled.

Required Documents:

• A copy of the patient’s passport.
• A letter from a registered hospital explaining the reasons for the visit.
• Proof of the patient’s health insurance.
• Proof of financial security.

This visa allows for single or multiple trips depending on the patient’s visa and can be valid for varying durations.

11. eVisa for GCC Residents

GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) residents and their companions can apply online for a 30-day UAE visa, extendable for an additional 30 days.

Conditions:

• The eVisa is emailed upon approval.
• GCC expatriate residents and companions must be sponsored by a traveling GCC citizen.
• Visa is valid for 30 days (extendable) for residents, 60 days (extendable) for companions.
• Expired or canceled GCC residence visas are not accepted.
• Passport and GCC residency must each have at least three months of validity upon arrival.

Required Documents: Valid passport and GCC residence permit.

Remember, visa costs can vary, so check with the relevant authorities for the most up-to-date information.

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A UAE Visit Visa is a temporary entry permit for foreigners who wish to visit the United Arab Emirates for tourism, business, medical treatment, or other non-residential purposes.

Who Can Apply for a UAE Visit Visa?

Visit visas can be applied for by individuals, tourists, business travelers, job seekers, students, patients seeking medical treatment, and those invited by UAE residents or companies.

How Do I Apply for a UAE Visit Visa?

You can apply through the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security (ICP), General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA), Amer centers, or authorized typing centers, depending on your location and type of visa.

How Much Does a UAE Visit Visa Cost?

Visa costs vary depending on the type and duration of the visa. Additional fees for services, health insurance, and security deposits may apply.

Is Health Insurance Required for a UAE Visit Visa?

Yes, health insurance is typically required for UAE visit visas. It ensures that visitors have access to medical care during their stay.

How Long Does It Take to Process a UAE Visit Visa?  

Visa processing times can vary. It’s advisable to apply well in advance of your planned travel date to ensure a smooth process.

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• Last Updated on September 29, 2023
• Anurag Kothari

A Dubai visa is an official document permitting travellers to visit the UAE. Indians need to apply for a UAE Visa to enter Dubai. Furthermore, you need to apply for a visa according to your purpose of visit. 

This article will assist you in every step of your application process and give you all the details regarding the types of Dubai visa, documents required, the application process and the extension of Dubai visa.

What is a Dubai Visa?

A Dubai visa is an official document issued by the authorities of Dubai which permits travellers to travel to Dubai and stay in Dubai for a certain number of days specified in the UAE visa.

Moreover, a Dubai visa is also known as a UAE visa. Hence, travellers can also use a UAE visa to travel to all the other emirates. 

Essential points on Dubai Visa

• Travellers can obtain an E-visa from the official websites of ICP.
• Make sure that you have a hard copy of your UAE visa.
• If you are travelling to Ras-al-Khaimah, keep the following things in mind:

a)The authorities do not accept a soft copy of a visa or a hand-written passport.

b)If any traveller has stayed outside Dubai for more than 180 days, he has to apply for a permit to enter Dubai on the official website of ICP.

• A passenger with dual nationality should arrive and depart with the same passport.
• The authorities will not permit your entry if you have only one name on your passport or if you have extended the validity of your passport. However, this rule has some exceptions.
• Obtain health insurance if you are a tourist travelling to Dubai or Sharjah.

Different Types of Dubai Visas

Transit visa.

Tourists travelling to other countries via the UAE can apply for a transit visa. You may apply for two types of transit visas- for 48 hours or 96 hours. Furthermore, you can not apply for an extension of a transit visa.

Tourist Visa

This visa is ideal for tourism or visiting a relative in the UAE.

Travellers can stay in the UAE for 30 days with this visa. Tourists can extend the validity of their visa for 30 days or 90 days.

Golden Visa

A golden visa is a special visa for a long-term stay in the UAE. You can apply for this visa to work, study, or live in the UAE. 

• Validity-5-10 years
• Duration of stay- 6 months
• Students, real estate investors, doctors, people in business, and scientists can apply for this visa.

A detailed overview of golden visas for different professions is given below:

• Investors in public investments
• Validity-10 years
• Documents- A letter from an investment fund in UAE stating that the investor has deposited 2 million AED and a letter from the federal tax authority stating that the investor pays 250000 AED to the government annually.
• The individual should be the owner of the capital.
• Real estate investors
• Validity-5 years
• Documents- A letter from the land department which states that the individual is the owner of one or more properties with a minimum value of 2,50,000 AED
• Entrepreneurs
• Entrepreneurs who want to stay in Dubai for a futuristic or technical project can apply for this visa.
•  Audit report stating that the project has a minimum value of AED 500000 and a declaration by relevant authorities stating that the project is futuristic or technical.
• Outstanding specialised talent
• Athletes, doctors, scientists, and engineers are eligible for this visa
• Documents- Letter of approval from the Ministry of Health and Prevention in UAE or recommendation from Emirates Council of Scientists.

For a work visa, you must get an entry permit of 30, 60, or 90 days in the UAE. You may apply for this visa while you are staying in the UAE.

Residency Visa

If you need to work, study, start a business, or live in the UAE, you may apply for a residency visa. Furthermore, the validity of your residency visa depends upon the purpose of your stay.

Medical Visa

A medical visa is ideal for people who need medical treatment in the UAE. You will be able to stay in the UAE for 60-90 days with this visa.

Eligibility and Documents for Dubai Visa

The eligibility criteria for a Dubai visa are as follows:

• A traveller must have a passport which is valid for six months.
• You have a confirmed return flight ticket from the Airline in UAE.
• You possess a sponsorship letter from your family(if applicable).
• You should have a photocopy of the host’s or UAE family member’s ID card or residence visa.
• The host should be able to support himself financially.
• Females under 18 who are not travelling with their parents can not apply for a Dubai visa.

Additionally, you need the following documents to apply for a Dubai visa:

• Passport valid for 6 months.
• You must submit a duly filled Dubai visa application form.
• Coloured photograph
• Return flight ticket from the UAE.
• Proof of accommodation like hotel reservation in Dubai.
• Proof of sufficient funds like bank statements.
• NOC for unmarried and solo female travellers under the age of 25.
• Travel insurance, which must be valid for your stay in the UAE.
• Prepare a letter that states your purpose of staying in the UAE.
• Travellers who have a host in the UAE should provide evidence of their relationship with the host and the financial and residential status of the host.
• Invitation letter from the host in the UAE.

Dubai Visa Photo Requirements

• The photograph should be recent, coloured, clear and passport-sized.
• Make Sure that the photo has a light background.
• The image size should be 45mm*35mm.
• Maintain a neutral facial expression while taking the photo.

How Can I Apply for a Dubai Visa?

You can apply for a Dubai visa through:

• Travel agencies or
• Hotels in the UAE, or
• A sponsor in the UAE, or
• Airlines like Air Arabia, Fly Dubai and Emirates Airlines.

Where to Apply for a Dubai Visa?

• Sponsors can apply for a Dubai visa through licensed typing centres of GDFRA.
• Sponsors, travel agents and hosts can apply on your behalf through the eChanel portals of the Federal Authority of India and Citizenship-ICA.
• Travellers can also apply through the official websites of GDFRA.

How Can I Track My Application Status for a Dubai Visa?

Travellers can check the application status of their Dubai visa through the official website of ICA. If tourists have applied through airlines or other visa agencies, they can check their visa application status by contacting the travel agency or through the official website of the airlines.

Who can be a sponsor for a Dubai Visa?

 A sponsor for a Dubai visa can be:

• Employers in the UAE can sponsor work/visit visas for employees.
• Airlines can sponsor the staff for transit visas of the team.
• Family or friends in the UAE can sponsor a visit visa.
• Travel companies or hotels in the UAE can be your sponsors, but you must have a reservation in the hotel beforehand.

Dubai Visa on Arrival

The authorities may grant a Dubai Visa on Arrival to you if you fulfil the following requirements:

• You must have

 a) a US visa/green card, or

 b)a permanent residence visa from the UK or

 c)a residence visa issued by the EU.

• You must have a passport valid for 6 months.
• You should possess a return flight ticket from Dubai.
• You need to pay a visa application fee of Rs. 2700.

A visa on arrival will permit you to stay for 14 days in Dubai.

Application Process for Dubai Visa on Arrival:

•  Check-in at the immigration counter of an airport in India and provide your valid residence permit/green card.
• The Dubai embassy will approve your visa in 10 minutes.
• You will get a boarding pass after approval.
• After you arrive in Dubai, head to the Marhaba Services Stall at the airport of Dubai.
• Provide documents like a boarding pass, visa, and passport to airport staff and pay the visa fee.

Dubai Visa Processing Time, Validity and Fees

Guidelines for dubai visa.

• You can visit any of the emirates of the UAE with a Dubai visa.
• Dubai only grants e-visa to Indians, so your passport will not have any stamps or stickers.
• After you get an email of your e-visa, remember to take a printout.
• You must acquire an Okay To Board (OTB) clearance immediately after booking your flight for Dubai. You will get this clearance after the airport staff has verified your visa.
• Apply for a Dubai visa at least 30 days before your travel date.
• Ensure that you apply for the right type of Dubai visa which suits your travel plan.

Extension of Dubai Visa

• You can extend your visa for 30 days from the UAE.
• Travellers can only extend their Dubai visa duration to 120 days.
• The cost for a Dubai visa extension is AED 1100.

Where can I apply for a Dubai Visa Extension?

Travellers may apply for an extension of their UAE visa through GDFRA (General Directorate of Residency and Foreign Affairs) centres.

These centres are located all across Dubai. Additionally, travellers can apply for visa extension through:

• GDFRA Headquarters : The Headquarters of GDFRA is located in Al Jafiliya, Dubai. GDFRA headquarters is the main centre for any visa-related problems.
• Amer centres : These centres offer all government-related services, including visa extension. You can find Amer centres in malls of Dubai.
• Online : Some travellers can apply for visa extensions through the UAE government portal or the GDFRA website.

How Can I Apply for an Extension of My Dubai Visa?

• Visit the UAE govt. Portal or GDFRA website.
• Log in to your account.
• Search for a visa extension service.
• Enter the required details like your passport number and nationality.
• Upload a copy of your passport, a coloured passport-size photograph, and your sponsor’s documents(if applicable).
• Click on submit and pay the visa extension fee.

Can the Authorities Reject my Dubai Visa Application?

Yes, the authorities can reject your Dubai visa application in the following situations:

• Incomplete application : The authorities will only accept your Dubai visa application if you submit all the necessary documents, like passport, photograph, etc., with your application.
• Invalid documents : The authorities will only accept your Dubai visa application if your documents meet the specified criteria. For instance, the date of your flight in the UAE visa application form and the tickets should match.
• Women under 25 : Generally, women under the age of 25 travelling without any guardian, relative, or parent face rejection. 
• Overstay on the previous Dubai visa : If you extended your stay on your last Dubai visit without applying for a visa extension, your name may get blacklisted. You may also be banned from entering Dubai.
• Handwritten passports : The authorities of Dubai do not accept hand-written passports; if you submit a hand-written passport, your application will be rejected.
• Unutilised Dubai visa : If you previously applied for a Dubai visa but did not enter the country, the authorities may reject your visa.
• Blur photograph : You should submit a clear passport-sized photo for the approval of your UAE visa application.
• Criminal record : The authorities will not approve your Dubai visa if you have any criminal record in any emirates of the UAE.
• Similar date of birth or name : If you share a name or date of birth with a family member, and you both plan to travel together in Dubai, you may face a delay in the grant of your visa or even a rejection of your UAE visa application.

Overstaying a Dubai Visa

You will have to pay a fine through entry ports, immigration centres, or American offices if you overstay your Dubai visa.

• Travellers have to pay 50 AED per day for overstaying their Dubai visas.
• If you stay in Dubai after the expiration of your UAE visa, you will have to pay an additional 100 AED when you leave Dubai airport.

You can check your fine amount through the GDFRA or ICP websites.

Please note that overstaying UAE visas may also affect re-entry into Dubai.

In this article, we learned about the application process for a UAE visa.

Furthermore, we also learned the essential documents, eligibility, types, validity, and processing time for Dubai visas. Additionally, we learned about the reasons for visa extensions and the implications of overstaying a visa.

We hope this article gave you tremendous help in applying for your UAE visa.

Q.1: Can I apply for a visa extension after the expiry of my UAE visa?

Yes, you can apply for a visa extension after the expiry of your UAE visas. However, you should apply for a visa extension before expiry to avoid penalties and complications.

Q.2: What can I do if the authorities reject my Dubai visa?

You may file an appeal in the UAE High Commission if the authorities reject your Dubai visas. Please note that you will have to wait for the reply from the authorities before applying for new Dubai visas.

Q.3: When can I re-apply for a Dubai visa?

You can apply for a Dubai visa after the rejection of your visa. However, if you raised an appeal to the UAE High Commission, you must wait for their reply.

Q.4: What is the difference between single and multiple-entry Dubai visas?

Single-entry Dubai visas will allow you to visit UAE one time, whereas you can visit Dubai multiple times with multiple-entry visas. Generally, tourists should opt for a single-entry visa. If you visit Dubai frequently, you should go for multiple- visas.

Q.5: How do I pay for my Dubai visas application?

You can pay for your Dubai visas application through debit/credit cards.

Q.6: Is travel insurance mandatory for Dubai visas?

Yes, travel insurance is mandatory for Dubai visas. You must submit a copy of your travel insurance at the time of application.

Q.7: Is it easy to get Dubai visas?

Yes, it is easy to get Dubai visas. However, we advise you to take the assistance of travel agencies for guidance.

Q.8: Can I get a refund of my Dubai visas application fee?

No, you can not get a refund of your Dubai visas application fee. It is a non-refundable fee, and travellers should apply for their visas wisely.

Q.9: Are UAE and Dubai visas different?

No, UAE and Dubai visas are the same visas. Please note that the popular name for the UAE visas is the Dubai visas. 

Q.10: Can I cancel my entry permit in Dubai?

Yes, you can cancel your entry permit in Dubai through the ICP portal.

Q.11: What to wear in Dubai?

It is ideal to wear clothes that fully cover your body in Dubai. Women should dress modestly.

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Dubai 3 months Visit Visa Price Guide

Written By Arabiers Digital & Reviewed by Robeena Brown

6 July 2024 | 13 Min Read

If you are wondering about the price of 3 Month Dubai visa, the answer is that a single entry visa costs 789 AED & multi-entry visa costs 2200 AED. Knowing that, here we will dive into how you can get the 3 Month Dubai visas, the process, the documents required, and other essential details you need to know.

Table of Contents

• Documents Required
• How long does it take?
• 3 Month Visa Rate

Dubai Visa Status

Rejection reasons, extending dubai visa.

• Compared with other visas, the prices guide

Overstaying Fines

Process of obtaining 3 month dubai visit visa.

With its towering skyscrapers, picture-perfect beaches, and friendly, outgoing locals, Dubai has become the travel destination of choice for visitors from all over the world.

You must obtain a Dubai tourist visa through Arabiers if you plan on traveling to Dubai or bringing a family member or friend. We have our tourist visa quota with Dubai immigration, and once you connect with us, the entire process will become simpler.

Understandably, you might be concerned about the visit visa cost and additional fees, but you can relax knowing that our rates are the most affordable. You won't have to worry about a thing if you let us handle everything related to obtaining a visa for your trip to the UAE.

Documents required to get the Dubai 3-Month Visa

The following is a list of the documents you must submit to obtain a visit visa for Dubai valid for three months, either with a single entry or multiple entries.

• Confirmed return flight tickets to Dubai and back.
• Scanned copy of your passport's first and last pages provided it has a minimum of 6 months validity.
• Scanned colored photocopy of your passport-size photograph taken on a white background.
• Scanned color photocopy of your PAN card.

How long does it takes to get the 3 Month Dubai Visa

It takes 3-4 working days from the submission date (excluding Friday, Saturday, and any UAE Holiday) to process 3 Months' Dubai Visa. You are required to apply between 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

If you think the 3-4 working days are too long, you can get the Dubai Express Visa because it takes 36 hours from the time of application submission, and you are issued with the visa. The application excludes Friday, Saturday, and any UAE holiday. To have the application for Dubai Express Visa processed on time, you must apply from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon.

Dubai 3-Month Visit Visa Price

The fee for a standard processing, single-entry visa valid for three months in Dubai is AED 800. The prices for a visa to stay in Dubai for three months include all applicable taxes and service charges.

The cost of a multiple-entry visa valid for three months in Dubai is AED 2,250. It would cost you AED 2200 to extend your visa by three months or get a new one while you live in Dubai.

It is possible to check the progress of 3 months Dubai visa after the applications have been submitted. The following are steps on step how to go about it.

• Visit www.dubaivisa.net/india/index.html .
• After then, click on the link "Track Your Application."
• The reference number and the passport's expiration date must be provided on the page corresponding to this information.
• When you have completed this step, the status of your application for a visa to Dubai will be presented on the page corresponding to it.

• After applying for 3 months Dubai visa, the application can be rejected because of the below reasons.
• The applicant works in an occupation requiring little or no special training, such as farming or construction.
• The applicant possesses a handwritten passport, typical for inhabitants of Pakistan and Bangladesh.
• If the applicant has a history of criminal activity, it has been established that they committed fraud or have been accused of engaging in inappropriate behavior in the United Arab Emirates.
• If the application form contains any significant cases of a typographical error
• The photograph sent in does not adhere to the requirements mentioned in the specification.
• The candidate has given false information about themselves on the application.
• There is a lack of any documentation that is required.
• The visa application form contains incorrect information regarding the applicant's passport number or other pertinent information.
• Two candidates with details that are eerily identical to one another, such as their names, birth dates, etc.
• A candidate who has previously applied for and been granted a Dubai Visa Online but has not traveled to the country.
• A candidate who applied for and was granted a work visa through the relevant organization but who did not enter or visit the nation
• An applicant who formerly resided in the UAE but left the country without first canceling his visa to enter Dubai after leaving the country

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) currently has a more lenient policy regarding the visa extension . It enables travelers to extend their visas twice within the UAE without leaving the country.

The Dubai visit visa can be renewed up to two additional times for a total extension length of no more than sixty other days. Depending on your strategy, you may be able to extend your visa for Dubai for a nominal additional cost.

Compared with other Visas, prices guide

You can get other types of UAE visas, not only the 3 months Dubai visa, but also 30 days Dubai visa. Below is a list of the UAE visa's single and multiple entries and prices.

The multiple-entry visas for the United Arab Emirates are sometimes confusing. They begin counting from the day you enter the country and allow you to enter it several times within the next 30 or 90 days.

The 3 months Dubai visa allows one to Stay in UAE for around 90 days. After 90 days, you are given 10 days, a grace period, to figure out how to extend your stay. After the 10 days you have not legalized your stay in UAE, you will be fined for overstaying.

The overstay fee that applies to visitors who continue to stay in the UAE after the expiration of their visit visa is distinct from the overstay fine that applies to residents who remain in the country after their visa has expired.

The fines levied against persons who fall into this group are far higher than those set against residents. This type of visa holder also receives a grace period when they apply.

Nevertheless, this privilege is highly restricted, as it only lasts for ten days and only applies to posts made during this time; daily fees are imposed. During this period, the visiting visa can be renewed or converted into a resident visa if the applicant chooses. The following are the fines one can get for overstaying in UAE;

• On the first day of overstay, AED 200
• Each consecutive day AED100
• Service fees are AED 100

The price for 3 months Dubai visit visa for UAE from India is around 15,000-16500 INR. 

Yes, you can get 6 months UAE visit visa, but few options are available.

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Each week, lucky winners will receive:

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Here are a few reasons why you should consider applying for your Dubai tourist visa through our visa team:

• Competitive Pricing: You can secure a cheap UAE visa without compromising on service quality. Whether you’re planning a short getaway or a longer stay, the reduced Dubai visa price is designed to fit various travel needs and budgets.
• Quick Processing: Time is of the essence when planning your travels. We offer quick processing times, so you can receive your Dubai tourist visa promptly. This fast turnaround means you can finalise your travel plans without unnecessary delays.
• Competitive Pricing: Navigating the visa application process can be confusing, but with musafir.com, you have access to expert assistance. Our visa team are always ready to answer your questions and provide the support you need to ensure your Dubai tourist visa application is successful.

How to Apply for your UAE Visa with musafir.com

• Step 1: Visit our website www.musafir.com - Navigate to the UAE visa section to choose your visa type - 14 days, 30 days or 60 days, jobseeker visa, Dubai express visa, etc.
• Step 2: Fill in the Application Form - Complete the online application form for Dubai tourist visa with your personal details and travel information. Ensure all information is accurate to avoid any processing delays.
• Step 3: Make Payment - Our tourist visa Dubai price makes the Dubai tourist visa more affordable and accessible for all. Make your payment securely through our payment gateway.
• Step 4: Upload Required Documents - Upload the necessary documents, including your passport copy, passport-size photographs, and any other required documents.
• Step 5: Receive Your Visa - Once your application is processed, you’ll receive your UAE visa via email. Print it out and you’re ready to embark on your adventure!

We always do our best to give our customers the lowest price on UAE tourist visas. But if you find a lower qualified price on 30, 60, 90 or airport to airport visas, we'll be happy to match it. That's a Musafir.com guarantee. Visit your nearest Musafir branch or call 600544405 for more information.

*Prices listed are inclusive of VAT charges.

How to track UAE visa status, validity online using your passport

• Visit Smart Services ICA
• Select passport information
• Select either 'residency' or 'visa'
• Enter passport number and passport expiry date
• Enter nationality from the dropdown on the right. A corresponding number will appear on the box on the left.
• Select the captcha check box and click on search. The page will now display your UAE visa details along with date of expiry.

What are the requirements for UAE Visa?

• A copy of guarantor's passport's first, last and visa pages
• A copy of your Emirates ID
• A copy of each visitor's passport's first and last pages
• Each visitor's passport-size photograph, taken against a white background
• Each visitor's passport should have a minimum validity of 6 months
• If the visitor is your spouse, the same must be mentioned on your passport
• Additional cash deposit of up to AED 1000 may be required for certain visitors (not applicable for family visas*).

UAE visa Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you need to submit a written document stating the purpose of your visit and itinerary.

You can apply for your UAE visit visa (Emirates visa) anywhere between 58 to 5 working days prior to your travel date.

Once accepted, visa applications require a minimum of 3 - 5 working days to process and may take longer.

Yes, once you have a valid UAE visa, you can travel anywhere within the country.

No, the visa application fee is non-refundable in all cases, including if the visa application is rejected.

The purpose of your visit will determine the type of visa you need to apply for. It could be a tourist visa (14/30/90 day, Regular, Express and multi-entry Visa), transit, employment or student visa.

For offline: You need to organise the required documents and visa application fee, and send the same to our retail outlet for Dubai visa processing. We will print and fill the visa application form and prepare additional documents if required. Once ready, the application will be submitted by our team. Applications will only be accepted after the verification of all required documents and receipt of complete payment. For offline: Keep all your required documents in scanned format. Go to https://www.musafir.com/Visa/dubai-visa and select the visa you need. Make the payment and post payment upload the documents. Once we receive this, the application will be submitted by our team. Applications will only be accepted after the verification of all required documents.

For tourist visa, the passport should be valid for at least six months from the date of travel.

Yes, there is. Females below 30 years of age and males below 22 years of age need to apply for a UAE visit visa along with their father, mother or husband to avoid any chances of rejection.

Yes, you can travel anywhere within the country with a valid UAE visa.

Your UAE visit visa or Dubai visa will be sent to the email address provided at the start of the application process.

No, the visa application fee is non-refundable in all cases.

- The immigration laws of Dubai require all travellers belonging to other nationalities to apply for a visa prior to their entry in the country. - While a short term visit visa is issued for 30 days, a long term visit visa allows a traveller to stay in the country for a period of 90 days. Both the visas hold valid from the date of arrival in Dubai and are non-renewable. - A tourist visa is valid for a period of 30 days. In case a visa holder extends his/her stay for more than the stipulated time period on a non-renewable visa, he/she will be required to pay a fine for every extra day of stay along with an additional charge for an out pass. - The Dubai Immigration Authorities offer multi-entry Visa to the passengers of cruise ships, in case their itinerary requires them to enter the country on more than one occasion, in a single trip. This visa is valid for a period of 6 months from the date of issue and allows a stay of a maximum of 30 days upon each entry. - A transit visa to Dubai is issued for travellers stopping at any of the UAE airports for a minimum of 8 hours. Eligible for 96 hours, this visa is only issued if the passenger can show a valid onward ticket, along with his/her passport that is valid for at least 3 months from the date of issue. - Except for transit visa, the processing time for Dubai Visa for most nationalities is usually 3 to 4 working days. Once paid the visa fee is non-refundable. Note - We do not provide Business or Work visa.

Our travel experts will provide complete information about the visa application process and assist in organising all necessary documentation including the visa forms. At an additional cost, our team can also assist with travel insurance, flight ticket bookings, hotel bookings and trip itinerary. Depending on the embassy rules for different countries, the visa will either be applied for by our team or will have to be applied in person by the individual.

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Dubai: $10k bank balance, N640k fee visa application requirements not from us – UAE

The United Arab Emirates, UAE, has denied it exempted Nigerians from the customary visa application process.

TheCable exclusively reports that it contacted the UAE’s department of economy and tourism to confirm if obtaining a DVN was part of the resolutions reached between the Nigerian government and the UAE authorities before the suspension of the visa ban on Nigerian passport holders.

According to the report, the department said the DV hub website is not affiliated with the UAE government.

This comes after it emerged that Nigerian passport holders intending to visit UAE are now mandated to first obtain a Document Verification Number, DVN, before applying for visa.

Recall that it was announced on Monday that the UAE has lifted a three-year travel ban on Nigeria.

Following the announcement, Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, said that the resolution had conditions that were “mutually beneficial”.

Part of the conditions include obtaining a document verification number (DVN).

According to the DV hub, the process is a specialised service designed to authenticate and verify documentation essential for visa applications to the UAE.

The DVN costs a non-refundable N640,000 excluding VAT for each application. This does not include the visa fee.

In addition to obtaining a UAE visa, Nigerians are mandated to provide proof of a six-month bank statement with a minimum balance of $10,000.

Some Nigerians have frowned at the conditions, saying it is a ‘constructive ban’, while others expressed doubt about the authenticity of the DVN.

However, upon enquiry by TheCable, the UAE’s department of economy and tourism said the DV hub website is not affiliated with the UAE government.

When asked if Nigerians are required to make payments for documents’ verification, it referred the media outlet to Dubai’s general directorate of residency and foreigners’ affairs (GDRFAD).

The GDRFAD said, while explaining the process for a visa application: “You will need a personal photo and a copy of your passport which must not have less than six months validity.

“A tourist visa costs about 200-300 dirhams (N60,000 – 90,000) depending on the stay.

“You will also need a travel ticket and valid medical insurance within the UAE.”

Also, on the issue of the need to have a bank balance of $10,000, the directorate said: “We are not aware of such requirements. Make your visa applications through the GDRFAD.”

Meanwhile, spokesperson for Nigeria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Eche Abu-Obe, told TheCable that clarification on the DVN would be sought and provided from the Ministry’s office in the Middle East.

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A furious mother whose son is facing deportation from Australia because he has a chronic illness has shared fears her family will be “torn apart”.

British-born Laura Currie and her Italian partner Dante Vendittelli have built a life together in Perth after meeting in Brisbane five years ago.

The pair welcomed their son Luca in November 2021, as the couple were midway through their permanent residency application.

However, just six weeks after little Luca’s arrival, the parents discovered their firstborn had cystic fibrosis, a genetic disease affecting the lungs and digestive system.

Despite the fact Luca, now two-and-a-half years old, is a “very happy” boy who takes his illness in his stride, the family’s lives have been turned upside down after the government decided the potential cost of his treatment is too much for taxpayers, and declined Luca’s visa application.

Ms Currie, a child educator from Scotland, said the family love their life here and are desperately appealing the decision, describing the move as “heartbreaking”.

“We’re angry now, at the start I just cried and cried and cried as I kept visualising what life would be like if we have to leave,” she told news.com.au.

“But the thing is, if they do deport us, they are sending us to two different countries, so they’re splitting our family up.

“Dante can’t go to Scotland and Luca and I can’t go to Italy. So they’re literally tearing us apart. It’s so upsetting to think about.”

The worried mum, 33, said the family is now “living in limbo” after spending their savings – money they’d hoped to use to buy their first home – on an immigration lawyer who has lodged an appeal.

The couple moved to Australia separately, initially entering the country on different visas before Ms Currie became a defacto on Mr Vendittelli’s working visa, obtained through his employment as a construction worker.

While pregnant with Luca, the couple lodged a joint residency application, unaware that their baby would be born with a chronic health condition.

“We’d never even heard of cystic fibrosis before Luca was diagnosed,” the mum explained.

“Even though it is genetic, no one in either of our families as far back as we can trace, has ever had the condition.

“We’d actually paid for a non-invasive prenatal test that checks for any abnormalities while pregnant and it came back all clear.

“But unfortunately it doesn’t test for genetics. So Luca’s diagnosis was a huge shock.”

It was a routine heel test performed on newborns, usually between 48 and 72 hours after a baby is born, that led to Luca’s health discovery.

“To find out your baby has a chronic, and life-limiting disease, was a massive blow,” Ms Currie continued.

“But as if the journey of learning about cystic fibrosis, and what that means in terms of day-to-day life for Luca, wasn’t hard enough – we were then slapped with the possibility that we could lose our right to live in Australia.”

Ms Currie said it took two years for the family to hear back regarding their visa status, after Luca had a health check at aged six-months-old, and another a year later.

“We got an email in February Luca’s visa had been rejected, after we’d sent documents in regards to why we believe it shouldn’t be, including letters from his health care team and even Cystic Fibrosis WA who I fundraise for ever year,” she said.

“But the issue comes down to the cost of a medication called Trikafta, which Luca doesn’t take yet, and we’re not even sure if he is compatible with it.”

Trikafta has been billed as a “lifesaving treatment” for those living with the lung condition, that according to the TGA, is “indicated for the treatment of cystic fibrosis in patients aged 6 years and older”.

The treatment is on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, bringing its price down to $42.50 per script, but without the discount, it soars to $250,000 a year.

Based on this, the official estimate for Luca’s medical bill is $1.82 million over 10 years, the  BBC  reported, money the government is not prepared to pay despite the toddler being born here.

Ms Currie said: “It’s heartbreaking, there’s a lot of emotions and anger, it’s not even about us really, it’s about a two-and-a-half year-old-boy who didn’t ask for any of this. How can anyone do this to a defenceless child?”

She continued by stating the family feels “let down, unwanted and unwelcome” by the country they have called home for eight years.

“We’ve paid into the economy, we’ve paid our taxes, and we just feel like we’re not wanted here, which is a horrible feeling for anyone to go through,” she said.

“At the supermarket I’ll see somebody looking, and I know they’re staring because they’ve seen us on the news, and it makes you think the worst.

“Our back is up against a wall, which is why we’ve gone public, but it’s not been easy. Luca is known locally now as the ‘sick little Perth boy’ and it just breaks my heart.

The Department of Home Affairs said it could not comment on individual cases when contacted by news.com.au.

When determining whether an individual meets the visa health requirements, “health and community costs above $86,000 or more are regarded to be significant”, a Departmental spokesperson said.

This is defended by the government as a necessary way to curb government spending and protect citizens’ access to healthcare, a report by the  BBC  states.

It says these visas aren’t technically rejected, but neither are they granted. Some can apply for a waiver, although not all visas allow it. They could also appeal the decision but the process can be expensive and drawn out.

Campaigners argue it is discriminatory and doesn’t align with modern attitudes towards disability.

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UAE Visa & Residence Permit In 2024: Types, Procedures & Benefits

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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has an extensive and diverse visa system designed to accommodate various needs for work, study, business, tourism, and residency.

Here is a detailed analysis of the different types of visas and residence permits available in the UAE, including the procedures for obtaining them, and the benefits they offer.

Types of Visas and Residence Permits in the UAE

Tourist Visa: Tourist visas are available for individuals visiting the UAE for leisure. These visas can be issued for 30, 60 or 90 days, with the option of single or multiple entries. Extensions are possible for an additional 30 days without leaving the country. The cost of extensions is approximately AED 600.

Transit Visa: Transit visas are short-term visas available for 48 or 96 hours, aimed at passengers passing through the UAE to other destinations. The 48-hour visa is free, while the 96-hour visa costs AED 50. These visas must be arranged by the airline prior to arrival.

Student Visa: Student visas are issued to foreign nationals who have been accepted into UAE educational institutions. These visas are generally valid for one year and can be renewed annually based on the duration of the academic program. It can issued under parents sponsorship will be valid for two years

Work Visa: Work visas are granted to individuals who have secured employment in the UAE. The employer sponsors the visa, which is tied to the employment contract. This visa requires an offer letter from a UAE-based company and approval from the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE).

Golden Visa: The Golden Visa is a long-term residence visa designed for investors, entrepreneurs, specialized talents, researchers, and outstanding students. It is valid for up to 10 years and offers benefits such as the ability to sponsor family members, including spouses and children, with no age restrictions.

Categories eligible for the Golden Visa include:

• Investors: Must invest at least AED 2 million in UAE real estate.
• Entrepreneurs: Must own or partner in a business registered in the UAE.
• Specialized Talents: Includes professionals in science, engineering, health, education, and more. Requires a valid employment contract with a minimum monthly salary of AED 30,000.
• Outstanding Students: Exceptional academic performance in UAE schools or universities.

Green Visa: The Green Visa offers a 5-year residency to skilled workers, freelancers, and investors. Unlike traditional work visas, Green Visa holders do not require a sponsor or employer. Key requirements include a bachelor's degree, a valid employment contract, and a minimum salary of AED 15,000 for skilled employees, or proof of an annual income of AED 360,000 for freelancers.

Family Visa: Family visas allow UAE residents to sponsor their immediate family members. The age limit for sponsoring children has been increased to 25 years, with no age limit for unmarried daughters and children of determination. The visa duration matches that of the sponsor's visa.

Humanitarian Visa: Humanitarian visas are issued under special circumstances, such as for female residents whose UAE national husband passed away in the country and who have children, or for parents or children of a UAE citizen holding foreign passports.

Procedures for Obtaining Visas

• Application Submission: Applications for most visas can be submitted online through the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security (ICP) or the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) for Dubai.
• Document Requirements: Typical requirements include a valid passport, recent photographs, proof of income or employment, and educational certificates.
• Medical Examination: Some visas, particularly work and long-term residency visas, require a medical examination and health insurance coverage.
• Approval and Issuance: Once the application is approved, the visa is issued electronically. The applicant receives an entry permit, which can be converted to a residence visa upon arrival in the UAE.

Benefits of UAE Visas and Residence Permits

• Long-Term Residency: Visas like the Golden Visa provide long-term residency, offering stability and the ability to plan long-term investments and career moves.
• Family Sponsorship: Many visas allow holders to sponsor family members, ensuring family unity and support.
• Flexibility for Freelancers: The Green Visa supports freelancers and self-employed individuals, offering them the freedom to work independently without being tied to a specific employer.
• Economic Opportunities: Residence visas open up various opportunities for employment, business ventures, and investment in the UAE's growing economy.
• Access to Services: Visa holders have access to essential services, including healthcare, education, and banking, which enhance the quality of life.

In conclusion, the UAE offers a variety of visas and residence permits catering to different needs, from short-term visits to long-term residency for professionals and investors. The procedures are streamlined to facilitate easy application and quick processing, making the UAE an attractive destination for global talent and business.

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UAE residents lost Dh16.8 million in rejected Schengen visa applications in 2023: Report

Globally, the uae was the 10th country with the most schengen visa applications filed last year.

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UAE residents keen on travelling to Europe “wasted” a whopping Dh16.8 million (€4.19 million) on rejected Schengen visa applications in 2023, according to a recent report.

The number of rejected visa applications from the Emirates last year stood at 22.44 per cent — 25 per cent higher than the previous year, according to Schengen Visa Info, which says it has guided "more than 280 million individuals" since 2013.

Up until June 11, 2024, the cost of a Schengen visa application was nearly Dh320 (€80). Among expenses, there are also service fees that vary according to area. However, effective June 11 this year, the European Commission announced a global increase in the cost of Schengen visas (visa type C) by 12 per cent.

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The report states that UAE residents filed a total of 233,932 Schengen visa applications in 2023, which was an increase of 24.97 per cent compared to 2022. Applicants from the country accounted for 2.27 per cent of all visa requests submitted globally, making it the 10th country with the most Schengen visa applications filed last year. They also spent a total of Dh74.9 million (€18.7 million) on Schengen visa applications .

The Schengen visa permits seamless travel across 27 European countries. Germany was the most favoured destination for expats applying from the UAE, with a total of 26,024 visa applications submitted for the country in 2023.

At the same time, it was Germany that rejected most visa applications from the UAE — 6,283 out of 26,024 visas were turned down. Lithuania received the least number of visa applications — 327 — from the UAE.

UAE residents were granted a total of 177,213 Schengen visas in 2023, with Spain granting them the most — 20,843 — with an approval rate of 80.09 per cent.

The easiest Schengen country to get a visa for from the UAE was Poland, with 90.61 per cent of 20,843 visa applications approved.

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