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<big>''Visa requirements for United Arab Emirates visitors'''</big> |
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All visitors arriving into United Arab Emirates (UAE) ought to have visa to enter |
All visitors arriving into United Arab Emirates (UAE) ought to have visa to enter after arrival, excluding those being Emirati citizens and others from [[Visa requirements for United Arab Emirati citizens [[Visa requirements for United Arab Emirati citizens|Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC)]] with specific privileges. |
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The residents from Arab Gulf Countries Council (AGCC) based on their professional status may receive their visa at the airport, upon arrival. Citizens from specified countries they |
The residents from Arab Gulf Countries Council (AGCC) based on their professional status may receive their visa at the airport, upon arrival. Citizens from specified countries they |
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do not need visa upon arrival [http://www.definitelydubai.com/im-visiting/getting-there/good-know/entry-visas] are listed as specified by Department of Naturalisation and Residency (DNRD) [http://www.dnrd.gov.ae/DNRD]. Specific information can be obtained contacting particular national embassy resident in UAR [http://embassy.goabroad.com/embassies-in/UnitedArabEmirates]. |
do not need visa upon arrival [http://www.definitelydubai.com/im-visiting/getting-there/good-know/entry-visas] are listed as specified by Department of Naturalisation and Residency (DNRD) [http://www.dnrd.gov.ae/DNRD]. Specific information can be obtained contacting particular national embassy resident in UAR [http://embassy.goabroad.com/embassies-in/UnitedArabEmirates]. |
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Visa requirements for United Arab Emirates visitors'
All visitors arriving into United Arab Emirates (UAE) ought to have visa to enter after arrival, excluding those being Emirati citizens and others from [[Visa requirements for United Arab Emirati citizens Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) with specific privileges.
The residents from Arab Gulf Countries Council (AGCC) based on their professional status may receive their visa at the airport, upon arrival. Citizens from specified countries they
do not need visa upon arrival [1] are listed as specified by Department of Naturalisation and Residency (DNRD) [2]. Specific information can be obtained contacting particular national embassy resident in UAR [3].
Those not included into above group derived benefit from visa privilege are obliged to manege visa before arrival by procedures defined by DNRD.
The types of visa:
90 Days Long-Term Visit Visa[4]
- Valid for 60 days from the issue date and non-renewable
- Valid for 90 days from the arrival date and non-renewable
30 Days Short-Term Visit Visa
- Valid for 60 days from the issue date and non-renewable
- Valid for 30 days from the arrival date and non-renewable
Student Visa
- Sponsor must be one of the licensed Universities or Educational Institutions in the UAE
Transit visa (96 hour)
Valid Sponsors - Hotels & Tourist Companies, Airlines & Airlines Handlers [5], Other Organisations based in the UAE, Individuals already resident in the UAE The sponsor normally applies for the visa on your behalf. Application form depends upon authorised sponsor's administration. There is more comfortable and time saving possibility to manage Tourist and Service UAE visa using service connected online to the UAE immigration system and [6] for example.
Visitors easy entry service => mârhaba (مرحب eng. hello, welcome) Marhaba is an option to solve immigration formalities quickly and comfortably without standing in passport checkpoint lines in Dubai airport] (ai. eye screening & passport immigration control) [7]. Service in different level from Standard to VIP is available as well as [8].
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Burj Chalifa in Dubai
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Jumeirah Lake Tower night -
Jumeirah Lake Towers Metro Station -
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Mosque in Khor Fakkan Sharjah -
Sunrise over Oman bay at Khor Fakkan -
Fort Bithnah in Wadi Ham Fujairah -
Al Bidya Mosque in Fujairah, near Khor Fakkan
Reference
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