UAE: Over 70 nationalities can acquire new visa on arrival for up to 180 days

Around 50 tourists can stay in the country for about three months having visa-on-arrival

Over 70 nationalities can get visa on arrival to the UAE for up to 180 days

Over 70 nationalities can get visa on arrival to the UAE for up to 180 days

The United Arab Emirates(UAE), being the most popular tourist destination in the region, particularly Dubai, draws millions of tourists from around the world every year from both developing and developed countries. Consequently, different visa rules apply to each nationality. Some of them get visa-on-arrival, whilst others need to apply prior to flying to the UAE. Inhabitants of nearly 70 countries receive a visa on arrival in the UAE while other nationalities will have to obtain a visa before their departure.

30-day visa

Based on information sourced from Emirates, flydubai and Etihad Airways websites, passport holders of about 20 countries or territories get a 30-day visa on arrival free of charge, comprising of:

90-day visa

While a 90-day multiple entry visit visa is delivered to nationals of around 50 countries or territories. This visa is valid for six months from the date of issue and visa holders can stay in the UAE for 90 days in aggregate. The countries are:

UAE: 180-day visa:

Travellers holding a Mexican passport are eligible for a multiple entry 180‑day visit visa that’s valid for six months from the date of issue, and for a stay of overall 180 days. The applicant should have a bank balance of USD 4,000 (AED 14,700) or its equivalent in foreign currencies in the last six months before applying.

Pre-arranged visa:

Inhabitants of all other countries from Asia and Africa are mandated to have a UAE visa prior to their departure.

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