Passenger colour copy of passport (must be valid for six / 6 months)to proceed any type of entry visas

All visa is valid for 60 days to enter in UAE upon issued except for transit visa which is valid for 30 days only … visa validity is showing on the visa copy we have sent to the passengers.

As per UAE immigration rule, there are NO REFUNDS for any visa application that has been processed regardless it is approved or rejected.

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Yes, our UAE visas have no such restrictions. The applicant can travel with any airline they like.

As of 29 April 2016, GCC residence permit holders will need to apply for a UAE visa before arriving in Dubai.

No problem, you can take snaps from the mobile phone of your passport (make sure there are no flashes or cropping of the barcodes). The picture of the applicant can also be taken on a plain wall (make sure you are not wearing any hats or caps or sunglasses).

Yes, you will need to write to us at sales@dubaivisa.com

Yes, you will need a Dubai visa if you will be going out of the airport.

Single Entry Dubai Visa is entitled to be used for 1 entry and 1 exit.

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Rejections only occur if you have any one of the 2 following conditions:

Just visit https://www.dubaivisa.com/track and enter your valid order reference.

Yes, you can travel to Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah or even to Fujairah with your Dubai visa.

Ideally, you need to apply 30 to 40 days before your intended travel date.

Please be clear, that not a single government of any country in the world makes a refund to the rejected visa applications be it for any reason.

The concern is valid for any online buyer. However, dubaivisa.com is backed by a legally registered entity “World Tours LLC” since 2009 and is physically based in the heart of Dubai.

Normal processing takes around 3 to 4 working days.

Yes, you can. However, it’s always smart to obtain your UAE visa approval in hand before making a purchase of non-refundable flight tickets or hotel bookings.

An individual applicant must be of at least 18 years old to be able to apply for their UAE visa on a self basis. Any minor (under the age of 18) will need to apply with their parents.

All travelers (of any age) non-UAE citizen or GCC nationals will require a UAE visa to enter the UAE.

UAE Visa is mandatory for all non-UAE citizens to travel to the UAE. It does not apply to the citizens of the GCC nations, such as Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, and Oman.

Most travelers need a Dubai visa before entering the UAE. Citizens of GCC countries are exempt, and some nationalities qualify for visa on arrival. Always check your eligibility before booking.

Common Dubai visa options are:

• 14-day tourist visa

• 30-day single or multiple-entry visa

• 60-day single or multiple-entry visa

• 48 or 96-hour transit visa

• Express/urgent visas for quick travel

You’ll need:

• Passport valid for at least 6 months

• Recent passport-size photo

• Confirmed travel or accommodation details

• Additional documents may apply depending on nationality

Apply online by filling out a form, uploading your passport and photo, and paying the visa fee. Your application is processed by UAE Immigration, and you receive the visa by email.

A Dubai visa is usually approved within 24–72 hours. For urgent travel, you can apply for an express visa that is processed within 12–24 hours.

Dubai visa prices depend on type (14, 30, or 60 days) and whether you need single or multiple entry. Express services cost more. Fees are fixed by UAE Immigration and are non-refundable.

No. Every traveler, including infants and children, must have a valid visa to enter Dubai.

Yes. A valid Dubai visa allows you to visit all seven emirates, including Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, and Ras Al Khaimah.

Yes, rejection can happen if:

• Passport details are incorrect

• You have a prior visa ban

• Documents are incomplete or unclear

Yes, you can check your status online using your reference number or passport details. Some agencies also provide WhatsApp or email updates.

If your Dubai visa is rejected, you cannot travel. Fees are generally non-refundable, but you can reapply after correcting the issue.

It’s best to apply 7–10 days before travel. For last-minute plans, choose an express visa option.

Yes, most tourist visas can be extended for an additional 30 days without leaving the UAE. Rules may vary by visa type.

Yes, a confirmed return or onward ticket is usually required for Dubai visa approval.

You can, but it’s safer to apply for the visa first. If urgent, book refundable tickets until your visa is confirmed.

Yes. For longer visits you’ll need a tourist/visit visa. Typical requirements: passport valid 6+ months from arrival, recent photo, travel itinerary (hotel or host details), and return/onward ticket. Processing is usually 24–72 hours after submission. Apply online via trusted portals like DubaiVisa.com.

Yes—if you plan to stay longer than a short visit, apply for a tourist/visit visa before traveling. Standard documents: passport bio page, photo, and travel/stay details. Submissions and updates are handled online; use DubaiVisa.com for a guided process.

Yes. US Green Card status doesn’t replace a Dubai visa. Submit a tourist/visit visa application with your passport, photo, and itinerary; the authority may request extra documents based on your profile. Apply online via DubaiVisa.com.

Yes—longer trips require a tourist/visit visa. Ensure 6-month passport validity, a compliant photo, and stay/return plans. Online processing is common; reputable facilitators like DubaiVisa.com can handle submission and updates.

For extended visits, yes—you must obtain a tourist/visit visa in advance. Typical steps: fill the form, upload passport + photo, add travel details, pay the fee, and receive an e-visa PDF by email. Extensions are possible from inside the UAE (fees apply).

Yes for longer visits. Select a tourist/visit visa duration that matches your plan. Overstays incur daily fines and service charges—extend or exit before expiry.

Yes, for extended trips. Submit a tourist/visit visa application with passport, photo, and itinerary; keep your e-visa PDF handy for airline check-in and immigration.

Yes. Indian nationals must obtain a tourist/visit visa before travel. Required: passport valid 6+ months, photo, travel/stay details; additional documents (e.g., bank statement) may be requested. Apply securely at DubaiVisa.com for 24–72 hour processing in most cases.

Use the UAE ICP Smart Services portal: choose visa verification, enter your File/Permit number (from the e-visa PDF) or passport details, and confirm the record matches your name/passport. You can also scan the QR code on genuine e-visas. If anything doesn’t match, contact the issuing agent or apply through trusted platforms like DubaiVisa.com.

Apply online: Complete the form with personal and travel details. Upload passport bio page (clear), recent white-background photo, and stay info. Pay the fee and receive your e-visa by email. For guided processing and updates, use DubaiVisa.com.

Have ready: passport (6+ months validity), compliant photo, itinerary (hotel/host), and return ticket. Submit online at DubaiVisa.com; you’ll receive email/SMS updates and an e-visa PDF for travel.

Apply online with your passport, CNIC (if requested), white-background photo, and travel/stay details. After payment, your application is lodged for review; approvals are sent as an e-visa PDF. DubaiVisa.com provides end-to-end support.

Yes. Tourist/visit visas are being processed. Apply online and allow standard processing; provide accurate documents to avoid delays. Start at DubaiVisa.com.

Yes—longer trips require a tourist/visit visa. Prepare your passport, photo, and itinerary. Apply online and watch for email updates; overstays attract daily fines, so extend onshore or exit before expiry.

It depends on choices. You’ll find budget hotels and metro access for affordable trips, with optional paid attractions (Burj Khalifa, desert tours) and free/low-cost experiences (souks, beaches, Dubai Fountain). Book early for better rates.

September–March offers cooler weather for outdoor sights, desert activities, and waterfront dining. Peak season means higher demand—book flights/rooms early.

Residents can apply online: upload passport and photo, add travel details, pay the fee, and receive the e-visa by email. For streamlined processing and status updates, use DubaiVisa.com.

Go to the UAE ICP portal → select Visa/Permit Status → search by File/Permit number (or Passport + Nationality) → view real-time status. Keep your application/transaction number handy.

Choose visa duration to match your trip. Fill the form and upload passport + photo + stay details. Pay securely and receive your e-visa PDF by email. Apply with guided support at DubaiVisa.com

Starts from AED 300 for a standard tourist visa (longer stays and express processing cost more). Check live pricing and submit your application on DubaiVisa.com.