The new UAE visa makes travel easier for tourists, business visitors and families. This multiple-entry visa can be extended for 180 days in a year. This move by the UAE is part of a plan to promote tourism and attract professionals looking for investment opportunities.

Who can apply?

To apply for a 90-day visa, travelers must be at least 18 years old and have a passport valid for at least six months. They must also provide proof of financial stability, valid travel insurance and a return ticket or confirmation of onward travel. The application fee can be paid by submitting documents online through the official portal. Visas have been made easy and e-visas can be obtained via email in about a week.

The new visa rule is a significant step towards easing access for outsiders to the UAE. The policy of allowing long-stay visas is expected to boost tourism revenues, encourage business expansion and help expatriates bring their families for longer visits. This reinforces the UAE’s reputation as a top global hub for tourism, investment and professional opportunities.

What is special about UAE’s 90 days visa

• Duration- 90 days (extendable up to 180 days every year)
• Entry- Multiple entry
• Sponsor- Not required
• Eligibility to apply– Tourists, business visitors, family members
• Fee- 700 Emirati Dirhams. Plus 2000 Emirati Dirhams security deposit (refundable)
• Processing Time– 5-7 working days
• Overstay penalty– 50 Dirhams per day

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