Determining your eligibility is crucial before applying for a UAE visa. This page explains who qualifies, documentation requirements, different visa types, and special rules for eVisa vs. consulate-issued visas. Follow these guidelines to avoid delays or refusals.
| Country | Additional Requirements |
|---|---|
| India | Confirmed return ticket, 3 months bank statement, hotel booking |
| Pakistan | Verified sponsor letter + financial proof |
| Philippines | Employer NOC or travel clearance (if working abroad) |
May need university NOC, enrollment proof, or sponsor letter.
Birth certificate, parental consent, and guardian ID are required.
May need medical insurance and travel companion details.
Overstaying your UAE visa leads to fines, immigration bans, and possible legal consequences.
| Factor | Tourist | Business | Transit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Leisure/Family visit | Meetings/Events | Stopover |
| Funds Proof | Yes | Yes + Company Letter | Basic |
| Stay Duration | 30–90 days | 14–90 days | 48–96 hours |
No. Employment requires a work permit and appropriate visa type.
Extensions may be allowed, but confirm with official immigration; rules vary by nationality and visa type.
No. Employment requires a work permit and the appropriate visa type.
Extensions may be allowed depending on nationality and visa type. Confirm with official immigration authorities before planning an extension.
Travel insurance is recommended and mandatory for some visa types, especially eVisa for certain nationalities.
Passport must be valid for at least 6 months from your intended date of entry and have at least 1–2 blank pages.