United Arab Emirates Visa

Yes, the visa fees are the same for both infants and adults.

The visa can be used to enter and exit the country from Dubai airport only. However, it can be used to go to any part of the country by any other means.

Yes, you need a new visa each time you enter the UAE. You can apply for up to two visas. Each visa application is a separate process – once you have finished your first application, please start the process again for your second visa. Alternatively if your itinerary permits you may also opt for a multiple entry visa.

Yes, there is. Females below 25 years of age and males below 21 years of age need to apply for a Dubai visa along with their father, mother or husband to avoid any chances of rejection.

Yes, you may reapply for a new visa, however, the earlier unutilized visa needs to be canceled first before applying for a new visa or else there are chances of new visa being rejected by the UAE immigration.

Women expecting one or multiple children can travel during the first 28 weeks of pregnancy without a medical certificate. From the beginning of the 29th week to the end of the 36th week, they need to submit a medical certificate. From the beginning of the 37th week onwards, they would not be accepted for travel. If the infant was born premature or with complications, parents must submit the MEDIF form and medical report.

Yes, if they have a resident visa from the UK and other European countries than only Indians can get visa on arrival for 14 days.

Yes you can renew your visa but you have to renew it before expiration and those who fall in the category cannot apply for renewal of visa-

• Visitors and tourists who are residents in GCC countries
• Residents accompanying GCC nationals
• Those on special entry permits
• Those on 96-hour permit for special missions.

If you are in Dubai than first you have to follow these steps-

• Upon receiving the police report, get it stamped by the relevant UAE court, Public Prosecution and General Directorate of Residency & Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) in the emirate where the visa was issued.
• After these endorsements, you can return the police report to the station from where you received it and they will issue you a formal ‘lost passport certificate’ in Arabic.
• Based on the formal ‘lost passport certificate’, a person can apply for a new passport at his embassy/consulate in the UAE. Check with your embassy for the requirements.
• When your passport is issued, you have to go back to the GDRFA to stamp your residence visa. Check with the relevant GDRFA about application and fees.
• GDRFA will issue a residence visa with the same validity period as of the old visa is still valid, or it will issue a new residence permit if the visa expired while you were inside the UAE.

No, to be eligible for a visa your passport should be valid for a minimum of 6 months. In this case, you will have to renew the passport before applying for a visa.

A visa does not guarantee entry into UAE. Immigration officials can deny you entry if they find you to be a threat to the country or for any other reason. The final decision is taken by them.

Yes, your relative can apply for a visa on your behalf.