UAE Visa
4 working days · United Arab Emirates
Destination
United Arab Emirates
Processing
4 working days
Validity
48 Hrs
Visa Type
Transit Visa
Starting From
₹1,899
Citizens Of
India
Ziyarat Departure
E-Visa
- 48-hour or 96-hour Transit Visas: Ideal for brief layovers.
- 14-day Tourist Visa: Perfect for a short vacation or business trip.
- 30-day Tourist Visa: Best for prolonged holidays.
- 60-day or 90-day Tourist Visa: Suits for longer trips or multiple visits.
- With the right kind of visa, travellers can embark on a hassle-free journey and centre their focus on enriching their Dubai experience. From exploring well-established skyscrapers like Burj Khalifa to relaxing on serene beaches, travellers can indulge themselves in a diverse range of thrilling activities and tourist attractions.
- Select the appropriate Dubai visa that best suits the travel itinerary and complete the application form by submitting the required documents to set out on the Dubai gateway!
- Indian citizens with a valid US visa can avail the benefits of Dubai's ‘visa on arrival’ facility. This facility simplifies the process of entering into the UAE. Upon reaching, the traveller has to pay a ‘visa on arrival’ fee at the immigration counter, which can be directly paid at the airport.
- According to the Consulate regulations, it takes around 3 to 4 working days to process the Dubai visa online application from the date of submission. However, the timeframe is subject to change at the discretion of the Consulate and also varies based on various factors. We recommend applying for a Dubai visa online in advance to tackle any possible delays in the processing time. This ensures a pleasant and untroubled experience.
- If the traveller doesn’t have a valid US visa, then he can still apply for a Dubai visa online. The streamlined application process is designed to be user-friendly and can be easily completed with a few clicks. The traveller has to submit all the essential documents. Once the application is approved, the Dubai visa online gets issued electronically. This is an ideal option for those visitors who want to make advanced arrangements for a hassle-free way of securing their travel documents.
Fees
| Category | Entry | Validity | Embassy | VFS | Service | GST | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 48 Hours Transit Visa | Single Entry | 48 Hrs | ₹1,329 | ₹285 | ₹190 | ₹95 | ₹1,899 |
| 96 Hours Transit Visa | Single Entry | 96 Hours | ₹3,709 | ₹795 | ₹530 | ₹265 | ₹5,299 |
| 14 Days Tourist Visa | Single Entry | 14 Days | ₹5,459 | ₹1,170 | ₹780 | ₹390 | ₹7,799 |
| 30 Days Tourist Visa | Single Entry | 30 Days | ₹5,599 | ₹1,200 | ₹800 | ₹400 | ₹7,999 |
| 30 Days Business Visa | Multiple Entry | 30 Days | ₹6,950 | ₹0 | ₹999 | ₹180 | ₹8,129 |
| 60 Days Tourist Visa | Multiple Entry | 60 Days | ₹14,909 | ₹3,195 | ₹2,130 | ₹1,065 | ₹21,299 |
| 30 Days Instant Tourist Visa | Single Entry | 30 Days | ₹13,299 | ₹2,850 | ₹1,900 | ₹950 | ₹18,999 |
| 30 Days Super Express Tourist Visa | Single Entry | 30 Days | ₹9,449 | ₹2,025 | ₹1,350 | ₹675 | ₹13,499 |
| 60 Days Super Express Tourist Visa | Single Entry | 60 Days | ₹11,199 | ₹2,400 | ₹1,600 | ₹800 | ₹15,999 |
| 30 Days Express Tourist Visa | Single Entry | 30 Days | ₹8,049 | ₹1,725 | ₹1,150 | ₹575 | ₹11,499 |
| 60 Days Express Tourist Visa | Single Entry | 60 Days | ₹10,499 | ₹2,250 | ₹1,500 | ₹750 | ₹14,999 |
| 30 Days visa extension Tourist Visa | Single Entry | 30 Days | ₹18,969 | ₹4,065 | ₹2,710 | ₹1,355 | ₹27,099 |
Fees are per applicant and are collected as charged by the embassy or centre. An embassy may revise them without notice.
Documents Required
- Scanned colour copy of your PAN card
- Scanned colour copy of your Passport (First Page, Last Page, and Observation Page – if applicable)
- Scanned colour copy of the Passport External Cover Page
- The passport should be valid for at least 6 months from the date of return in India, with a minimum of two blank pages
- Scanned colour copy of your passport-size recent photograph taken against a white background
- Original onward & return air ticket with a live PNR (Mandatory for all applications, names & dates must be highlighted)
- Original hotel voucher (Names & dates must be highlighted)
- Passport copy first and last page of the family member
- Emirates ID first and last page of the family member
- Invitation letter
- Genuine tenancy / lease agreement / title deeds of the person whom you are staying with (Family / Friends)
- All other relevant documents as per the immigration rules
Rules & Conditions
UAE Visa Terms & Conditions
- All visa applications are subject to Oxford Travels internal profiling and risk assessment prior to submission to the relevant immigration authorities. During this process, Oxford Travels may request additional documents, financial guarantees, or a fully refundable security deposit at its discretion. The applicant expressly agrees that failure to provide the same may result in cancellation of the application, in which case only the visa fee (after deducting Oxford Travels service charge) will be refunded.
- The applicant further agrees that Oxford Travels shall not be liable for any consequential or incidental expenses, including but not limited to air tickets, hotel bookings or travel insurance.
- Travellers are strongly advised to make refundable arrangements until visa approval is granted.
- Visa fee once paid to Oxford Travels is non-refundable, irrespective of whether the visa is delayed, approved, or rejected.
- Visa approval is at the sole discretion of the immigration officials and not Oxford Travels
- We cannot guarantee that all applications will be 100% approved.
- Additional documents may be required based on immigration requirements. If we are unable to process a visa application due to immigration restrictions or unavailability of necessary documents related to the visitor’s profile, the visa fee will be refunded only if the visa has not been applied.
- Once your visa application is submitted to immigration, the visa fee is non-refundable, whether approved, rejected, or delayed.
- Cancellation of an issued visa may be requested at an additional fee, subject to immigration conditions.
- All visas will be online e-visas. The passenger must check if all the information on the visa matches the passport details and inform Oxford Travels within 24 hours of receiving the visa copy in case of any discrepancies.
- Visa message or “OK to Board” updates can be arranged at an additional fee or may be included with certain visa types as per website pricing and airline regulations.
- If any crime takes place during the visit of the traveller sponsored by us, they will be dealt with by the UAE police department.
- In case of imprisonment or if the immigration system shows an overstay, the guarantor and traveller shall be solely responsible for any penalties and liabilities under UAE laws.
- Oxford Travels reserves full authority to take necessary legal action against the guarantor and visitor in such scenarios.
- Oxford Travels reserves the right to change the terms and conditions at its discretion and without prior notice.
- All profiling-related documents and information must be presented at the time of visa application; failure to do so may result in cancellation of the application.
- If the visa applicant is currently in the UAE, he or she must exit the country before applying for a new visa.
- A single-entry UAE tourist visa allows the traveller to enter the UAE only once before the visa expiry date. The traveller can stay in the UAE for up to 13, 29, or 89 days from the date of first entry, depending on the visa type.
- By proceeding with the payment process, you agree to the above terms and conditions.
Important Notes
- Submission of fake proof of stay in the UAE
- Submission of dummy or counterfeit ticket copies
- Submission of dummy hotel vouchers
Please note: Oxford Travels will not be responsible for any such documents submitted or sent by you and any action taken by the UAE immigration. Any penalties imposed will be directly charged to you.
Note:
- We do not provide a Dubai work / job / employment visa.
- Dubai visa price doesn't include OK to Board charges.
- If you have recently travelled to or returned from the UAE, there must be a minimum gap of 30 days before applying for a new visa.
- Dubai express tourist visa price is valid only for the applications received during office working hours and visa will be processed only after receiving full payment.
- All the optional Dubai visa related services would be available at an additional cost. Get in touch with our travel experts who will assist you with your booking.
- Dubai transit visa price does not include OK to Board fees and is not applicable if the itinerary is India-Dubai-India
- Dubai visa price exclude OK to Board charges
- Dubai tourist visa for Indians is valid for 58 days; Dubai transit visa is valid for 30 days
- Dubai Visa for Indian childrens below 18 years of age have to provide passport copies of their parents.
- The Consulate may ask for additional documents if required.
- Flight ticket copies have to provided 48 hours prior to departure for processing your Ok to Board.
- A scanned copy of your documents should be in .jpeg format.
- Looking for a prolonged stay in Dubai with friends and family? Oxford Travels is the ultimate destination that offers the convenience of applying for a Dubai visa extension at just Rs 27,099, from the comfort of the cozy home! Our team of travel experts works diligently to ensure a seamless and stress-free extension process for Dubai visa online. With our streamlined online application process, travellers can make the most of an extended vacation and explore the iconic landmarks in Dubai. We are dedicated to providing outstanding services and support to enthusiastic travellers throughout the Dubai visa extension process.
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About United Arab Emirates
Middle East & GCC
Dubai, a city and emirate in the United Arab Emirates, is renowned for its modern architecture, luxury shopping, and vibrant nightlife. It's a global hub for trade, tourism, and finance, known for iconic landmarks like the Burj Khalifa and Palm Jumeirah.
Key Features:
Modern Architecture : Dubai is famous for its skyscrapers, including the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, and the artificial islands like Palm Jumeirah.
Luxury Shopping : The city boasts numerous high-end malls and souks, offering a wide array of luxury goods and experiences.
Tourism : Dubai is a major tourist destination, attracting visitors with its blend of modern attractions, cultural experiences, and desert adventures.
Global Hub : Dubai is a significant global trade and financial center, with a strategic geographical location connecting various markets.
Cultural Diversity : Despite its modernity, Dubai embraces its historical past and cultural heritage, offering a diverse range of experiences.
Innovation : Dubai is a leader in smart city initiatives and sustainable projects, including the Dubai Clean Energy Strategy.
Economy : While historically reliant on oil, Dubai's economy has diversified into trade, logistics, financial services, tourism, and real estate.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
01 Do Children need a separate visa to enter Dubai?
02 Can Indians enter other Emirates on a Dubai tourist visa?
- Single Visa for All Emirates: The visa issued for Dubai is valid for entry into any of the other six Emirates. Whether your travel plans include visiting the beaches of Ajman, the cultural sites of Sharjah, or the desert landscapes of Abu Dhabi, your Dubai visa covers it all.
- Inter-Emirate Travel: The UAE has a well-connected infrastructure, making travel between Emirates convenient. You can use various modes of transportation, including buses, taxis, rental cars, or even domestic flights, to move from one Emirate to another.
- Airport Entry and Exit: You can enter and exit the UAE through any of its international airports, regardless of the Emirate where your visa was issued. For instance, if you arrive at Dubai International Airport but wish to depart from Abu Dhabi International Airport, your Dubai visa will still be valid.
- Stay Within Validity: While you can travel freely between the Emirates, ensure your travel and stay aligned with the validity of your visa. Overstaying your visa in any Emirate will result in penalties and could affect future travel plans.
- Traveling to Special Zones: Certain areas within the UAE, such as the free zones, may have specific regulations. However, for regular tourism or business purposes, your Dubai visa will suffice across the country.
- Border Entry Points: If you’re entering the UAE from neighbouring countries (e.g., Oman), your Dubai visa will also be valid for entry at land border points. Ensure you carry a copy of your visa, as you may need to present it at checkpoints.
- In summary, with a Dubai visa, you can explore the rich diversity of the UAE without worrying about additional entry requirements for each Emirate. This makes it easier for travellers to experience the full range of attractions and activities the country has to offer.
03 What are the UAE visa eligibility requirements for children?
- For Children (under the age of 18):
- Parent photo ID is required, plus a copy of a parent’s Dubai tourist visa
- Include a birth certificate in English or Arabic
- For Minors, you can apply for the same tourist visa type as the primary sponsor, typically the father or mother.
- Details can be included in the visa application process submitted by the primary visa sponsor.
04 Is Dubai visa on arrival for Indians?
- Yes, Indians are eligible for visa on arrival in Dubai. However, you must meet the following requirements to be eligible:
- You must have a valid US visa or;
- A valid green card issued by the US or;
- A valid Schengen or EU residence visa or;
- A valid UK residence visa.
- The visa issued by the US, UK, or EU must have at least 6 months of validity.
05 Can I use my Dubai visa for multiple entries?
06 Can I extend my stay in Dubai?
- 1. Eligibility for extension: Most types of Dubai visas, including tourist and visit visas, are eligible for extension. However, some visas, such as special entry visas or certain short-term visit visas, may not be extendable. It’s essential to check the specific terms of your visa before applying for an extension.
- 2. How to apply for an extension: Contact your sponsor: If your visa was obtained through an authorized sponsor (such as Atlys or a travel agency), you must contact them to initiate the extension process. They will submit the necessary application on your behalf.
- General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA): You can apply for the extension through the GDRFA, either online via their official portal or by visiting one of their service centres in Dubai. The GDRFA handles all visa-related matters, including extensions.
- 3. Documents required: Passport: Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the new extended visa period.
- Current visa: A copy of your current visa or entry permit.
- Proof of accommodation: Documents showing where you will be staying during the extended period.
- Extension application form: This form can be completed online or in person at the GDRFA centre.
- Photograph: A recent passport-sized photo may be required for the application.
- 4. Fees and processing time: Extension fee: A fee is associated with extending your visa, typically around AED 1200 -1373, depending on the visa type.
- Processing time: The extension process usually takes 1-3 business days, but applying well before your current visa expires is advisable.
- 5. Multiple extensions: Second extension: In many cases, you can apply for a second extension, allowing you to stay in Dubai for an additional 30 days after the first extension. However, the total stay should not exceed 90 days from your initial entry.
- Limitations: Be aware that repeatedly extending your visa without a valid reason could raise concerns with immigration authorities and may affect future visa applications.
- 6. Travel during the extension period: Staying within the UAE: Once your visa is extended, you can continue to travel within Dubai and the other Emirates as usual. However, leaving the UAE during the extension period may result in the visa being voided, so it’s essential to plan accordingly.
- 7. Grace period: Grace period consideration: Sometimes, a grace period may be granted after your visa expires, during which you can apply for an extension without incurring fines. However, this is not always guaranteed, so applying for an extension before your visa expires is crucial.
- 8. What if my extension is denied?: Alternative options: If your extension application is denied, you must leave the UAE before your current visa expires to avoid penalties. Alternatively, you can reapply for a new visa from your home country or a neighbouring country and re-enter Dubai if needed.
07 Can I apply for a Dubai visa if my passport is about to expire?
08 How will I receive my Dubai visa?
Once your visa is approved, you will receive it digitally via email or through the application platform you used.
After receiving your visa, you must keep a downloaded copy of your e-visa on your device, which immigration authorities will scan.
09 What is the Dubai tourist visa price for children?
10 What are the different types of Dubai visas available for Indians?
- 14-day business visa: For business meetings and conferences. This allows entry into the free trade zone, too.
- Transit visa: For layovers in Dubai lasting up to 48 or 96 hours (depending on which one you choose).
- Student visa: For pursuing education in Dubai.
- Cruise visa: for those taking a cruise from Dubai
11 How can I ensure my Dubai visa is still valid if my travel plans change?
- Check validity period: Confirm the visa’s validity period (usually starting from the date of issue or intended entry) and ensure it aligns with your new travel dates.
- Extensions: If your visa is close to expiring, consider applying for an extension before your intended travel date. This might require reapplying or contacting your visa provider.
- Cancellation and reapplication: If your plans are significantly delayed, it might be best to cancel your current visa and reapply closer to your new travel date to avoid any complications.
12 What should I do if I make a mistake on my UAE visa application?
- Contact Your Sponsor or Visa Provider: Notify your sponsor or the platform where you applied as soon as possible. They may be able to correct the mistake without needing to submit a new application.
- Embassy Assistance: If the mistake cannot be corrected through the online system, you may need to visit the UAE embassy or consulate to resolve the issue.
- Timing: Address the issue as soon as you notice it to avoid delays or problems with your travel plans.
13 What is the best time to apply for a Dubai visa during peak travel seasons?
14 How far in advance should I apply for a Dubai visa?
15 How to apply Dubai visa for Indians online?
- Step 1: You must first contact an authorised sponsor who can apply for a Dubai visa on your behalf.
- Step 2: Submit the documents to your sponsor online or as they instruct. You must also pay the applicable visa fee.
- Step 3: Once you submit the documents, the sponsor applies for the Dubai visa on your behalf.
- Step 4: Upon submitting the visa application, you will receive an application number, which you can use to track the status of your visa application.
- Step 5: Once your visa application is approved, your sponsor will send you the approved Dubai e-visa via mail.
16 Do Indians need to submit the passport when applying for a Dubai visit visa?
- Digital submission: During the application process, you will be asked to upload a scanned copy of the relevant pages of your passport, particularly the bio-data page (which contains your personal details) and, if required, the back page. These scanned copies should be clear and legible, meeting the specified resolution and format requirements.
- No physical submission Required: Since the process is entirely digital, you do not need to physically submit your passport or any other documents to the visa processing authorities. Everything can be managed through the online platform or via the authorized sponsor handling your visa application.
- Passport validity: Ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months from the date of your intended entry into Dubai. Even though you’re not submitting your passport in person, its validity is crucial for the visa approval process. If your passport is close to expiring, renew it before applying for the visa.
- E-Visa issuance: Once your visa is approved, it will be issued as an e-visa, which is electronically linked to your passport number. You will receive the e-visa via email, which you can print out or save on your mobile device. This electronic visa will be scanned and verified by immigration authorities upon your arrival in Dubai.
- Security and authenticity: The e-visa system is designed to be secure and efficient. By linking the visa electronically to your passport number, the UAE authorities ensure that your visa is authentic and that your personal information is protected.
- In conclusion, the Dubai e-visa process is streamlined to provide maximum convenience, allowing you to apply for and receive your visa without the need for physical passport submission. Just ensure that your passport meets the validity requirements and that the scanned copies you upload are clear and accurate.
17 Do Indians need a visa for Dubai?
18 What should I do if my Dubai visa application is stuck in processing for an extended period?
- Follow up regularly: Use the visa tracking system to monitor the status of your application. If it’s delayed, contact your sponsor or the application platform for updates.
- Check for issues: Delays can occur due to missing documents, additional checks, or errors in the application. Ensure all required documents are correctly submitted.
- Ask the sponsor to visit GDRFA: If the delay is significant, visiting the GDRFA in person can help resolve the situation better.
19 What is Dubai visa price for Indians?
- 30 days single entry visa: ₹6,250
- 60 days single entry visa: ₹11,500
- 60 days multiple entry visa: ₹18,850
- 5 year visa multiple entry visa: ₹90,000
20 Can I apply for a Dubai visa if I don’t have an official last name on my passport?
21 How Indians can avoid Dubai visa rejections?
- Provide accurate information: Ensure all the information you provide is accurate and matches your passport details.
- Meet the passport requirements: When applying for the visa, ensure your passport is valid for at least six months.
- Review documentation: Confirm all documents are clear, legible, and complete before submission.
- Provide copy of hotel bookings, copy of your return flight tickets, proof of sufficient funds when immigration officers asks.
- Always review your application before submitting it to ensure all your information is accurate.
22 What documents are required for a Dubai cruise visa?
- Passport: A scanned copy of the passport.
- Photograph: Recent passport-sized photo.
- Cruise bookings: Submit your cruise bookings.
- Travel itinerary: Provide your detailed travel itinerary.
23 What is Dubai visa price for Indians?
24 How does Dubai tourist visa look like?
The Dubai tourist visa is an e-visa that includes your personal information, the visit details, and entrance requirements. It is linked to your passport number, which allows immigration officers to verify your arrival and stay swiftly.
Here is an example of the approved Dubai e-visa:
25 Can I apply for a Dubai visa if I have a prior visa rejection?
- Increase Financial Proof: Provide additional evidence of your financial stability, such as bank statements, proof of income, or sponsorship letters.
- Consider a Sponsor: If your financial status is a concern, having a UAE-based sponsor who can vouch for your expenses may strengthen your application.
- Review Application: Before resubmitting your application, make sure all financial documents are clear and up-to-date and meet the visa requirements.
26 What are the Dubai visa requirements for Indians?
- Passport front page: Submit an image of the front page of your passport that includes your personal information.
- Passport back page: Upload an image of your passport's back page.
- Photograph: Provide a digital passport-sized photo. It must satisfy the Dubai visa photo requirements.