How long is a Dubai visa generally valid?

Generally, Dubai visa is valid within 60 days.

Usually a Dubai visa is valid for 2 months and the stay period is 1 month. If you fail to enter the country beyond the validity period of your visa, your visa will expire. If you stay for more than one month, you will incur high late fees and be blacklisted by the Dubai Immigration Department.

The length of stay for a visit visa is: 90 days (long), 30 days (short). This visa is valid for entry within 60 days from the date of issuance and cannot be renewed. After the visa is issued, the original visa must be presented before entering the country; (the scanned copy of the printed visa can be used to exit China. The original copy must be submitted to the airport visa counter in advance by the applicant in Afghanistan. After arriving at Dubai Airport, the original copy can be obtained with the passport and the printed copy of the visa. In exchange for the original visa).

The visa is valid for entry within 60 days after issuance. After entering the country, applicants must go to a government-designated hospital for a physical examination and apply for medical insurance. After obtaining a medical certificate, they can then go to the Immigration Bureau to apply for a long-term residence visa. This procedure should be completed within 60 days from the date of issuance of the family visa, otherwise a fine will be imposed.

Extended information:

There are 4 types of UAE visas, namely visit visa, tourist visa, work visa and transit visa. Among them, the tourist visa is for one month and cannot be extended. You must leave the country when it expires, otherwise you will be fined.

Tourist visa: Chinese private passport holders can apply directly or entrust a travel agency to the embassy for a 1-month tourist visa. It cannot be extended and must leave the country when it expires. Required documents: 1 recent 2-inch photo, original passport valid for more than 9 months. Before entering the country, you must fill in the immigration card and submit it to the immigration inspection office. After verifying that the passport and entry visa are correct, the immigration inspection office will stamp the entry stamp on the passport and then allow entry.

Before leaving the country: You must leave the country within the number of days of stay in the UAE specified in your visa. If you exceed the number of days allowed by your visa, you will be fined US$28 for more than 1 day; when leaving the country, you must fill in the exit card and bring it with your passport. Submit it to the exit office. After verification, the passport will be stamped with an exit stamp and released.

Transit visa: Chinese tourists who have a short stay in the United Arab Emirates to go to a third country can apply for a local 96-hour transit visa (must have air tickets, visas and valid documents to the third country, and stay in a hotel designated by the airline) Hotel), but there must be a hotel or travel agency responsible for receiving tourists as a guarantor. After guests arrive in the UAE, they can get this type of visa at the airport, but they need to pay a US$30 visa fee. For tourists from China, it is recommended to ask the country’s embassy in China for the latest visa before going to the UAE.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Dubai (the most populous city in the United Arab Emirates)

Baidu Encyclopedia-United Arab Emirates Visa