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Minimum 7 working days or maximum 30 days before travel date
If less than 5 working days, we strongly advise the express option to avoid disappointment
Ideal time is to apply 2 weeks before travel date
Any visa is only valid for 58 days once issued, so the "valid until" date is the last date you can enter the country. The visa duration only begins on the date you enter the country
Normal visa is average 5 working days
Express visa is average 2 working days
Processing time is dependent on factors such as first time visitor, family, extra background checks etc.
Please only contact us after the maximum time has passed for any update if required
Remember, only the UAE government can control the processing time or influence the outcome
Any visa issued can be verified on the UAE government immigration website at smartservices.icp.gov.ae
We can arrange a variety of travel services through our reliable partners in the UAE, such as:
Hotel bookings
Private transfers
Attractions
Car rentals
Medical insurance
eSIMs
You should apply at least 7 working days before travel and no more than 50 working days in advance. It is recommended to apply around 30 days before your arrival in the UAE, as the visa is valid for 58 days once issued.
The normal processing time is 5–7 working days (average 5 days). Express processing takes about 1–4 working days (average 2 days).
You can verify your UAE visa on the official UAE immigration website using the file validity check service.
You can check your visa validity on the UAE immigration website using the same file validity service.
Once approved, your visa will be emailed to you in PDF format. You can print it and also keep a digital copy on your phone.
Yes, UAE immigration requires confirmed flight and accommodation bookings before applying.
No, it will not affect the application. However, you may be asked to provide old passports if names have changed.
Yes, you can enter or exit from any airport within the UAE.
Your passport must be valid for at least six months from your date of exit from the UAE.
No, visa fees are generally non-refundable unless covered under specific terms and conditions.
No, minors must apply with a parent, and their visa must be linked to a parent's application.
No, visa costs differ for children and adults.
No, you only need to upload a scanned copy of your passport's bio page.
The fastest way is to apply for an express tourist visa.
No, there is no fixed minimum bank balance required.
You will need a multiple-entry tourist visa.
You may be fined AED 50 per day you overstay, plus an AED 3,200 absconding fine if the overstay exceeds 5 days, and possible legal consequences including blacklisting.
Reasons include incorrect documentation, criminal record, previous overstays, or existing active visa applications.
Typically within 5 business days, though delays can occur if there are issues with the application.
Yes, the visa allows travel across all seven emirates of the UAE.
Yes, but unless your situation changes, the application may be rejected again.
You can apply up to 58 days before travel and at least 48 working hours before departure.
Yes, you must upload a passport-sized photo with a plain white background.
Yes, flight confirmation is mandatory and must be uploaded with your application.
You can apply through an online application form provided by your visa service provider.
Costs vary depending on visa type; for example, a 30-day single-entry visa may cost differently for adults and children.
You need a passport copy, passport-sized photo, hotel booking, and flight confirmation.
Yes, it can be extended twice for 30 days each from within the UAE.
It is a long-term residency visa (5 or 10 years) allowing foreigners to live, work, and study in the UAE without a sponsor.
No, some services are limited to specific countries depending on the provider.
A fine of AED 50 per day applies, plus an AED 3,200 absconding fine if you overstay more than 5 days, along with an AED 300 exit pass fee and possible higher penalties for extended overstays.
