United Arab Emirates Tourist e-Visa

Valid Passport

• A clear, scanned copy of the first and last page of your passport.

• Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into the UAE.

Passport-Sized Photograph

• A recent personal photo- passport-sized photograph (taken within the last 6 months) and in color.

National ID

• Nationals of Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Iran must also provide a copy of their National ID along with the passport.

GCC Resident Visa Applicants .who are residents of GCC countries must provide:

• • A copy of their passport.
  • A recent passport-sized photograph.
  • A clear copy of both sides of the residency permit (a mobile phone capture is acceptable if a scanned copy is unavailable).
  • The date of issuance and expiry of the residency permit.
  • Applicant’s mother’s name.
  • Applicant’s address in the country of residence.
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GCC Citizen Dependent Visa Applicants: Accompany of GCC citizens must provide:

• A copy of their passport.
• A recent passport-sized photograph.
• A clear copy of both sides of the residency permit (a mobile phone capture is acceptable).
• The date of issuance and expiry of the residency permit.
• The accompanying mother’s name.
• A copy of the sponsor’s ID or passport.
• The accompanying  address in the country of residence
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Yes, GCC residents need a valid visa to enter the UAE. The visa is valid for 30 days and can be extended if required.

The United Arab Emirates Tourist e-Visa will be sent to the email address and WhatsApp number you provided during the application process

No, the visa fees are non-refundable in case your application is rejected by the immigration department.

Your UAE Visa is valid across all seven emirates, namely Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Sharjah, Fujairah, Ras Al Khaimah, and Umm Al Quwain

nce accepted, visa applications require a minimum of 2 – 4 working days to process and in some cases the it might take longer.

ou must enter the UAE within 60 days from the date of visa issuance.

If you stay in the UAE after your visa expires:

1. Fines: A daily fine  will be imposed for each day of overstay.
2. Additional Charges: Extra fees may be applied when clearing your status at immigration.
3. Legal Consequences: Prolonged overstays may result in legal penalties, a travel ban, or difficulties obtaining visas in the future.

To avoid these issues, you should:

• Extend your visa: Apply for an extension before it expires if eligible.
• Exit the country: Leave before the visa expiry date to avoid penalties.