Dubai Tourist Visa for 60 Days
The 60-day Dubai Tourist Visa is ideal for those planning an extended stay in the city, particularly for work purposes. This visa also includes insurance coverage. The requirements for obtaining the 60-day visa with insurance depend on your nationality. Citizens of GCC countries do not need a visa to enter Dubai, and individuals from the 32 countries listed below can obtain a visa on arrival
Applying for a 60-Day Dubai Visa
To apply for a 60-day Dubai visa, you’ll need to provide details such as your travel date, nationality, and the number of visas required. Make sure to submit all requested documents and complete the necessary payments.
For a smooth visa approval process, our team may reach out for additional information, including your flight details, hotel booking confirmations, or guarantor documents. We aim to issue the visa within the promised timeframe, barring any delays from the visa authorities requesting more information.
Note: Individuals residing in GCC countries who are not citizens but hold high positions—such as managers, business owners, pharmacists, doctors, engineers, public sector employees, their families, drivers, and sponsored visitors—are also eligible for a non-renewable 30-day visa on arrival. These visas can be obtained at designated entry points into the UAE. Additionally, consider the 96-Hour Dubai Transit Visa and the 48-Hour Transit Visa based on your needs.
Important Note
- Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months.
- It should not have any handwritten details.
- Ensure that all submitted documents are clear and legible.
To guarantee smooth entry into the UAE, keep the following three requirements in mind:
- You need to carry at least 3000 AED, as mandated by the UAE government.
- Proof of hotel reservations or accommodations is required at the airport; you can present your booking details or the address where you’ll be staying.
- To confirm your intent to return, you must also provide return tickets at the airport
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