General guide — confirm on the official site

Visit visa information

വിസിറ്റ് വിസ വിവരങ്ങൾ

Short-term visas for tourism or for bringing family and friends to visit.

Go to the official service Last updated: November 2026

This is general guidance. Fees and rules change — confirm on the official link and apply only there.

Who needs this?

Visitors to the UAE and residents inviting them.

Eligibility

  • Indians with a valid US visa/green card or UK/EU residence can get a 14-day visa on arrival
  • Others need a visit visa before travel (30 or 60 days)
  • Residents can sponsor relatives' visits

Required documents

  • Passport valid 6+ months
  • Photo
  • Return ticket and hotel booking/host address
  • Travel health insurance

Step by step

  1. Apply via ICP/GDRFA, your airline (Emirates, Air Arabia, flydubai) or a licensed agency
  2. Receive e-visa by email
  3. Show it at immigration on arrival
  4. Leave or extend before it expires

Fees

Roughly AED 300–700 for 30 days via agencies/airlines; overstay fine about AED 50 per day

Processing time

Usually 2–5 working days

Online or in person

Online

Where to go — useful links

Prices and timings are approximate and change — confirm on the official site before paying.

DubaiGDRFA Dubai

Dubai visas: apply on the app/website or at an Amer centre.

ICP (UAE Federal)

Emirates ID and visas for Abu Dhabi, Sharjah & Northern Emirates.

DubaiIndian Consulate Dubai

Indian passport renewal, attestation, emergencies.

Abu DhabiIndian Embassy Abu Dhabi

Indian consular services for Abu Dhabi & Al Ain.

Responsible authority

Common mistakes

  • Overstaying the visa — fines can apply.
  • Handing documents to unlicensed agents.

Related questions

Can Indians get a visa on arrival?

Only if you hold a valid US visa or green card, or a UK/EU residence permit — then you get a 14-day visa on arrival. Everyone else must get a visit visa before flying. Airlines will refuse boarding without one.

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Official sources

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