Are you planning a trip to the DUBAI? We offer a range of “UAE” Dubai tourist visas tailored to your travel needs:
30 DAYS TOURIST VISA:
- Visa Category: Tourist Visa
- Visa Type: e-visa
- No of Entries: Single / Multiple entry
- Processing Time: 1-2 Working days
- Visa Validity: 58 Days
- Stay Validity: 30 Days
60 DAYS TOURIST VISA:
- Visa Category: Tourist Visa
- Visa Type: e-visa
- No of Entries: Single / Multiple entry
- Processing Time: 2-3 Working days
- Visa Validity: 58 Days
- Stay Validity: 60 Days
90 DAYS TOURIST VISA:
- Visa Category: Tourist Visa
- Visa Type: e-visa
- No of Entries: Single / Multiple entry
- Processing Time: 4 – 6 Days
- Visa Validity: 58 Days
- Stay Validity: 90 Days
48 HRS TRANSIT VISA:
- Visa Category: Transit Visa
- Visa Type: e-visa
- No of Entries: Single Entry
- Processing Time: 3 – 4 Days
- Visa Validity: 14 Days
- Stay Validity: 48 Hours
Explore the various visa options to suit your travel duration and needs. Our streamlined processing ensures your visa is ready within a few days, allowing you to plan your UAE visit without any hassle.
Dubai Visit Visa New Rules by Immigration Office, Dubai Airport | NEW UPDATE
As per the latest update from the Dubai Immigration Office, all visitors are required to carry 3000 AED or its equivalent in USD, EUR, or any other currency, and present it at the immigration desk upon arrival at Dubai Airport. Additionally, travelers must have a valid return ticket and either a confirmed hotel booking or a Dubai ID card of a relative, accompanied by an accommodation agreement letter.
Why Use a Registered Local Travel Agency for Your Dubai Visa?
How to Apply for a Dubai Tourist Visa
To start your application process, kindly complete the visa application online form.
Upon submission, our team will carefully review your details and request additional documents if necessary.
After assessing all documents and confirming your proposed visit to Dubai, we will require a scan copy of your Passport, a photo with a white background, and the visa fee deposit voucher (which you can make via bank deposit or online transfer).
For any further visa-related inquiries or information, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us:
Email: visa@dubaivisacenter.com
You can also connect with us through the chat options available on our website or by using our contact form.
Is there a guarantee for Dubai visa approval?
While we offer a high success rate (99%), obtaining a Dubai visa isn’t guaranteed for everyone. Approval relies on factors such as eligibility, travel purpose, compliance with requirements, and meeting immigration criteria.
Is it guaranteed that I can travel to Dubai if I have a visa?
No, having a visa doesn’t guarantee entry. Immigration officers may still assess your entry during the process based on various factors.
Feel free to contact us for assistance in completing your documents and to guide you for a hassle-free experience visiting Dubai.
List of Required Documents:
- Passport scan copy (valid for at least 6 months)
- Passport-size photo (with a white background)
- Confirm Hotel Booking
- Confirm Return Flight Ticket
- If online Visa Fees + Processing charge (Bank Deposit Voucher)
- In certain cases, additional documents may be required, such as a relationship certificate, business documents, bank statement, invitation letter, hotel booking, and flight ticket (if necessary)
UAE VISA Processing Time:
Typically 1-3 working days (may extend to 5-6 days in exceptional cases).
Documents Required for Travel:
- Valid Visa
- Confirmed Hotel Booking
- Round-trip Flight Tickets
- Travel Itinerary
- Proof of Foreign Currency Exchange and Passport Stamping
- Company Letter (if applicable)
- Self-declaration form (For self-declaration form click here. )
Note: We specialize in tourist visas for travel purposes only. Please note that we do not provide working, student or freelancer visas.
Illegal to work on a visit or tourist visa
It’s imperative for visitors and tourists to understand that working in the UAE, whether paid or unpaid, is strictly prohibited while on a visit or tourist visa. The UAE’s labor and residency laws mandate that individuals cannot engage in any form of work without a valid work permit and an employment visa. Violating these regulations may result in fines and deportation.
Who needs a UAE Tourist Visa?
Embarking on a journey to the UAE’s vibrant cities, rich cultural heritage, and breathtaking landscapes often requires a tourist visa for most travelers. From Dubai’s modern marvels to Sharjah’s historical allure, this visa unlocks diverse experiences. Visa requirements vary by nationality, with some enjoying limited visa-free or visa-on-arrival stays. Tailored for 30, 60, or 90 days, securing the right visa allows personalized exploration of the UAE’s attractions. Understanding eligibility and navigating the application process are key for a seamless entry, ensuring an unforgettable stay exploring cultural events, shopping extravaganzas, or serene beaches in the UAE.
UAE visa on arrival countries list
The UAE offers a visa on arrival (VoA) facility to citizens of several nationalities, exempting them from the requirement of pre-arranged visas before entering Dubai and the UAE. Travelers arriving from the countries or regions listed below can proceed directly to immigration upon landing in the UAE to obtain their visa:
Moreover, nationals of GCC nations (Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE) can enter the UAE without a visa by presenting a valid ID Card or GCC country passport at the entry point.
If you are a citizen of any of the countries listed below, you are eligible to avail yourself of the UAE’s visa on arrival (VoA) facility:
- Australia
- Swiss Confederation
- Czech Republic
- Slovak Republic
- French Republic
- Hellenic Republic (Republic of Greece)
- Hungary
- Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
- United States of America
- United Mexican States
- Japan
- Principality of Andorra
- Principality of Liechtenstein
- Principality of Monaco
- Ukraine
- Barbados
- Brunei Darussalam
- Solomon Islands
- Republic of Azerbaijan
- Republic of Estonia
- Argentine Republic
- Eastern Republic of Uruguay
- Republic of Albania
- Federative Republic of Brazil
- Portuguese Republic
- Republic of El Salvador
- People’s Republic of China
- Republic of Maldives
- Federal Republic of Germany
- Republic of Austria
- Republic of Ireland
- Republic of Iceland
- Republic of Italy
- Republic of Paraguay
- Republic of Bulgaria
- Republic of Poland
- Republic of Peru
- Republic of Belarus
- Republic of Chile
- Republic of San Marino
- Republic of Slovenia
- Republic of Singapore
- Republic of Seychelles
- Republic of Serbia
- Republic of Finland
- Republic of Cyprus
- Republic of Kazakhstan
- Republic of Croatia
- Republic of Korea
- Republic of Costa Rica
- Republic of Colombia
- Republic of Kiribati
- Republic of Latvia
- Republic of Lithuania
- Republic of Malta
- Republic of Mauritius
- Republic of Nauru
- Republic of Honduras
- Georgia
- Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
- State of Israel
- State of Kuwait
- State of Qatar
- Vatican City State
- Russian Federation
- Romania
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
- Sultanate of Oman
- Commonwealth of the Bahamas
- Canada
- Malaysia
- Kingdom of Spain
- Kingdom of Bahrain
- Kingdom of Denmark
- Kingdom of Sweden
- Kingdom of Norway
- Kingdom of Belgium
- Kingdom of the Netherlands
- Montenegro
- New Zealand
Please note that visa regulations are subject to change, so it’s advisable to verify the current requirements before planning your travel to the UAE.
How to Avoid Disappointment?
To ensure a smooth visa application process and avoid any inconvenience, it’s advisable to plan your trip well in advance. Submitting your visa application at least a week before your departure date (but not more than months in advance) is recommended due to the high volume of applications received.
Please note that Dubai visas are valid for 58 days from the date of issue. Typically, the processing time takes a minimum of 2 – 3 working days after receiving all the necessary documents. However, this timeframe is not a guaranteed timeline.
While striving to expedite the process, Dubai Visa Center cannot guarantee visa approval before your departure. We advise applicants to manage their travel plans accordingly in case of any unexpected delays, visa rejections, or the need to reschedule or cancel their trip.
It’s important to be aware that visa processing fees are subject to change without prior notice and are non-refundable under any circumstances.