UAE Visit Visa 2026: Types, Fees, Duration, Requirements and New Rules

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A UAE visit visa allows eligible foreign nationals to enter the United Arab Emirates temporarily for tourism, family visits, job exploration, business activities, events, training, medical treatment, or another approved purpose.

In 2026, travellers can choose from 30-day, 60-day, 90-day, single-entry, multiple-entry, family visit, jobseeker, GCC resident, and five-year tourist visa options. The UAE has also introduced visit visa purposes for artificial intelligence specialists, entertainment, organised events, and cruise or leisure-boat tourism.

At Nexa Gulf, we reviewed the latest information published by ICP, GDRFA Dubai, and the Official Platform of the UAE Government to explain the current visa types, fees, requirements, processing times, extension rules, and immigration updates applicable in 2026.

This guide explains:

• UAE visit visa types and durations
• Dubai tourist visa fees
• Eligibility and required documents
• Single-entry and multiple-entry options
• New ICP visit visa categories
• Visa processing and validity
• Extension and renewal rules
• UAE overstay fines
• ICP and GDRFA application methods

UAE Visit Visa 2026 Quick Answer

A UAE visit visa may be issued for 30, 60, or 90 days, depending on its purpose and issuing authority. Job exploration and business exploration visas may be available for 60, 90, or 120 days. Eligible travellers can also apply for multiple-entry and five-year tourist visas.

Visa type	Duration	Entry type	Published fee	Processing target	Authority
Dubai tourist visa	30 days	Single	AED 252 plus VAT	Around 48 hours	GDRFA Dubai
Dubai tourist visa	60 days	Single	AED 352 plus VAT	Around 48 hours	GDRFA Dubai
Dubai tourist visa	30 days	Multiple	AED 300 plus VAT	Around 48 hours	GDRFA Dubai
Dubai tourist visa	60 days	Multiple	AED 500 plus VAT	Around 48 hours	GDRFA Dubai
Family or friend visa	30, 60 or 90 days	Single	AED 200–400 plus VAT	Around 48 hours	ICP or GDRFA
Job exploration visa	60, 90 or 120 days	Single or approved entry type	AED 200–400 plus VAT	Around 48 hours	ICP or GDRFA
GCC resident visa	Up to 30 days	Single	AED 250 plus VAT	Around 48 hours	ICP or GDRFA
Five-year tourist visa	Up to 90 days per visit	Multiple	AED 3,713.50 shown by GDRFA	Around 48 hours	ICP or GDRFA

The amounts above are published government-service fees for selected visa categories. Health insurance, refundable financial guarantees, VAT, inside-country charges, and provider fees may increase the final payable amount.

What Is a UAE Visit Visa?

A UAE visit visa is a temporary entry permit allowing a foreign national to enter and remain in the country for an approved short-term purpose.

A UAE tourist visa is one type of visit visa. It is mainly intended for holidays, sightseeing, and leisure travel.

Other UAE visit visas may cover:

• Visiting relatives or friends
• Searching for employment
• Exploring business opportunities
• Attending conferences or exhibitions
• Receiving medical treatment
• Studying or attending training
• Participating in organised events
• Completing an approved work mission
• Undertaking specialist professional activities

The visa category determines how long the visitor can stay, whether a sponsor is required, and whether the permit can be extended.

A UAE visit or tourist visa does not allow the holder to work. Paid or unpaid employment requires a valid work permit and the correct immigration status.

What UAE Visit Visa Types Are Available?

The right visa depends on the purpose of the trip, required stay, number of entries, and applicant eligibility.

30-Day Visa

The 30 day visit visa UAE is suitable for short holidays, family visits, meetings, and brief personal trips.

GDRFA Dubai currently lists:

• AED 252 plus VAT for a 30-day single-entry tourist visa
• AED 300 plus VAT for a 30-day multiple-entry tourist visa

Applicants generally need a passport valid for at least six months, a return or onward ticket, and medical insurance valid in the UAE.

A 30-day visa is usually suitable when:

• The trip is shorter than one month
• Travel dates are already confirmed
• Only one short visit is planned
• A long extension is not expected

60-Day Visa

The 60 day visit visa UAE provides more flexibility for extended holidays, longer family stays, and professional exploration.

GDRFA Dubai currently lists:

• AED 352 plus VAT for a 60-day single-entry tourist visa
• AED 500 plus VAT for a 60-day multiple-entry tourist visa

The 60-day duration is also available for job exploration, business exploration, and family or friend visits.

This option may be suitable when:

• The trip could exceed four weeks
• The visitor is staying with family
• Several meetings are planned
• More travel flexibility is needed

90-Day Visa

A 90 day visit visa UAE remains available under several official visa categories.

Common 90-day options include:

• Family or friend visit visa
• Job exploration visa
• Business exploration visa
• Five-year multiple-entry tourist visa

GDRFA Dubai currently lists a base visa fee of AED 400 plus VAT for a 90-day family or friend visit. Insurance, a refundable guarantee, and additional service charges may apply.

Not every travel provider offers a standard 90-day Dubai tourist visa. Applicants should ask the provider to identify the exact official immigration category before paying.

Single Entry

A single entry visit visa UAE allows the traveller to enter the UAE once.

After the visitor leaves the country, the visa is normally considered used, even if part of the approved stay remains unused.

Single entry is usually best for:

• One continuous holiday
• One family visit
• A single business trip
• One job exploration trip

ICP lists visa issuance fees based on the number of months, with separate rates for single-entry and multiple-entry permits.

Multiple Entry

A multiple-entry visit visa UAE allows the visitor to enter, leave, and return during the approved visa period.

It is useful for travellers who plan to visit nearby countries and return to the UAE during the same trip.

Multiple-entry visas generally have higher fees but offer greater flexibility. Dubai currently offers 30-day and 60-day multiple-entry tourist visas through qualifying tourism establishments.

Five-Year Visa

The five-year UAE tourist visa is a self-sponsored multiple-entry option for eligible applicants.

It is valid for five years and allows stays of up to 90 continuous days per visit. That stay may be extended for a similar period, provided total time in the UAE does not exceed 180 days in one year.

Applicants generally need:

• A passport valid for six months
• A recent photograph
• Health insurance
• A return or onward ticket
• A six-month bank statement
• Evidence of a USD 4,000 balance or equivalent

GDRFA Dubai currently shows a total fee of AED 3,713.50. This includes an AED 3,000 financial guarantee, which is separate from the core visa issuance charge.

What Are the New UAE Visit Visa Rules?

The most important UAE visit visa new rules 2026 include four additional visit purposes, updated income requirements for family and friend visits, revised business-exploration conditions, and an expanded special entry route for qualifying nationalities.

AI Specialist

The UAE AI specialist visit visa is intended for artificial intelligence professionals entering the country for an approved specialist purpose.

The visa can be issued for a single visit or multiple visits within an approved period. The applicant must submit a letter from a sponsoring or hosting technology-focused establishment.

Supporting documents may include:

• Passport copy
• Personal photograph
• Hosting letter
• Professional credentials
• Travel information
• Health insurance

ICP has not published one universal duration or fee for every AI specialist application. The final conditions should be checked during the official application process.

Entertainment Visa

The entertainment entry visa is intended for foreign visitors entering the UAE temporarily for an approved entertainment or leisure-related purpose.

This is a purpose-specific immigration category. It should not be confused with a standard tourist visa simply because both may involve leisure activities.

The authority may require:

• A recognised sponsor or host
• Proof of the entertainment activity
• Travel and accommodation details
• Health insurance
• Additional supporting documents

Events Visa

The UAE events visit visa covers temporary entry for approved:

• Festivals
• Exhibitions
• Conferences
• Seminars
• Economic activities
• Cultural programmes
• Sports events
• Religious activities
• Community programmes
• Educational events

The sponsor or host must be an eligible public- or private-sector organisation. A supporting letter should explain the event details and duration.

An event invitation or ticket does not automatically provide permission to enter the UAE.

Marine Tourism

The cruise and leisure-boat tourism visa supports eligible travellers following an approved marine tourism itinerary.

ICP may issue it as a multiple-entry visa for a temporary period. The sponsor or host must be licensed for the relevant cruise ship or leisure-boat activity.

Special Entry

On 25 June 2026, ICP expanded eligibility for a special 14-day or 60-day UAE entry visa.

Eligible nationalities now include:

• India
• Indonesia
• Vietnam
• Thailand
• The Philippines
• Kenya
• South Africa

Applicants and accompanying family members must also hold valid residence issued by the United States, an EU member state, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, or Canada.

Visa option	Published fee	Extension
14-day visa	AED 100	Extendable once
60-day visa	AED 250	Not extendable

This is a specific eligibility route. It does not mean that every national of the listed countries automatically qualifies without meeting the residence requirement.

Who Is Eligible for a UAE Visit Visa?

UAE visit visa eligibility depends on nationality, purpose, sponsor status, profession, financial position, and supporting evidence.

Tourist Eligibility

Tourists may apply for a pre-arranged visa when they do not qualify for visa-free entry or a visa on arrival.

Common requirements include:

• Passport valid for at least six months
• Recent personal photograph
• Return or onward ticket
• UAE-valid medical insurance
• Approved tourism sponsor or provider
• Accommodation or travel details

The application for a standard Dubai tourist visa is normally made through a qualifying tourism establishment.

Visa-free and visa-on-arrival eligibility depends on nationality and passport type. Travellers should verify their status before booking.

Family Eligibility

A UAE citizen or resident may host an eligible relative or friend, subject to relationship, income, and immigration conditions.

Updated minimum monthly income requirements for foreign residents include:

Visitor relationship	Minimum host income
First-degree relative	AED 4,000
Second-degree relative	AED 8,000
Third-degree relative	AED 8,000
Friend	AED 15,000

First-degree relatives generally include parents, spouses, sons, and daughters. Applicants must provide proof of relationship and a valid reason for the visit.

Jobseeker Eligibility

The UAE jobseeker visit visa allows qualified applicants to explore employment opportunities without a local sponsor.

It is available for 60, 90, or 120 days. Applicants must generally meet the required professional or educational criteria.

Eligibility may include:

• Classification within the first three professional skill levels
• Graduation from an approved top-ranked university
• A bachelor’s degree or equivalent
• Required financial guarantee
• Valid passport and photograph

The visa permits job searching and interviews. It does not allow the holder to begin working without a work permit.

GCC Eligibility

Foreign expatriates legally residing in a GCC country may qualify for a UAE entry visa.

Applicants generally need:

• Passport valid for at least six months
• GCC residence valid for at least one year
• Proof of profession
• Personal photograph
• No restriction preventing entry
• A profession accepted by the authority

The Dubai GCC resident entry visa permits a stay of up to 30 days and may be extended once. Approval remains subject to immigration assessment.

GCC citizens do not need the same visa as foreign expatriate GCC residents.

What Documents Are Required?

The required documents vary according to the visa purpose, applicant nationality, and issuing authority.

Basic Documents

Most UAE visit visa applications require:

Document	Purpose
Passport copy	Identity and passport validity
Personal photograph	Visa processing
Return ticket	Evidence of intended departure
Health insurance	Medical cover in the UAE
Accommodation details	Hotel or host address
Application form	Personal and travel information

The passport must generally remain valid for at least six months. Tourist visa applicants also need a ticket to leave or continue their journey and medical insurance valid in the UAE.

For some nationalities, GDRFA may request an additional national identity document. The current Dubai tourist service card specifically mentions applicants from Iraq, Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan.

Extra Documents

Additional requirements may include:

Visa purpose	Additional evidence
Family visit	Birth or marriage certificate
Friend visit	Host income and residence documents
Job exploration	University degree and professional evidence
GCC resident	GCC residence permit and profession
Five-year tourist	Six-month bank statement
AI specialist	Technology establishment letter
Events visit	Event invitation and hosting letter
Business exploration	Financial or professional evidence
Marine tourism	Approved travel itinerary

Names, passport numbers, nationality, and dates of birth should match across every document.

How Much Is a UAE Visit Visa?

There is no single fixed UAE visit visa fee. The total depends on visa duration, entry type, purpose, sponsor, issuing authority, insurance, and financial guarantees.

Tourist Fees

Current published Dubai visit visa fees are:

Dubai tourist visa	Base fee
30-day single entry	AED 252 plus VAT
60-day single entry	AED 352 plus VAT
30-day multiple entry	AED 300 plus VAT
60-day multiple entry	AED 500 plus VAT

GDRFA currently shows no security deposit for these standard 30-day and 60-day tourist visa services. An AED 500 inside-country fee, Knowledge Dirham, and Innovation Dirham may apply when the sponsored visitor is already in the UAE.

Family Fees

Current Dubai family or friend visit visa fees are:

Duration	Base fee
30 days	AED 200 plus VAT
60 days	AED 300 plus VAT
90 days	AED 400 plus VAT

Additional published charges include:

• AED 1,000 financial security deposit
• AED 20 deposit service fee
• AED 40 collection and reimbursement fee
• AED 40–90 medical insurance, depending on duration
• AED 500 inside-country charge where applicable

The financial guarantee should not automatically be treated as a permanent visa expense because it may be refundable, subject to the applicable rules.

Jobseeker Fees

Current Dubai job exploration visa fees are:

Duration	Base fee
60 days	AED 200 plus VAT
90 days	AED 300 plus VAT
120 days	AED 400 plus VAT

GDRFA also lists an AED 1,000 security amount, an AED 20 guarantee service fee, and an AED 40 collection and return charge.

GCC Fees

The current Dubai entry visa fee for eligible GCC residents is AED 250 plus 5% VAT.

It permits a stay of up to 30 days and can be extended once, subject to approval.

ICP Fees

ICP’s general visa-service structure currently lists:

• AED 100 application fee
• AED 100 single-entry issuance fee per month
• AED 200 multiple-entry issuance fee per month
• AED 100 smart-service fee
• AED 1,000 single-entry financial guarantee
• AED 2,000 multiple-entry financial guarantee
• AED 20 guarantee deposit fee

The exact payable amount depends on the selected visa category.

How Long Does UAE Visa Processing Take?

A complete Dubai tourist visa application has an official expected completion time of around 48 hours. Similar targets appear on Dubai service cards for multiple-entry tourist, job exploration, GCC resident, and five-year tourist visas.

Application	Expected processing
Dubai tourist visa	Around 48 hours
Multiple-entry tourist visa	Around 48 hours
Job exploration visa	Around 48 hours
GCC resident visa	Around 48 hours
Five-year tourist visa	Around 48 hours
ICP visa extension	Around two days

Processing may take longer when:

• Documents are incomplete
• Personal information does not match
• The sponsor’s file is incomplete
• Additional security checks are required
• The authority requests more evidence
• Public holidays affect working days
• Payment or system issues occur

48-Hour Approval

The phrase 48 hours Dubai tourist visa approval should be understood as an expected service-completion target.

It does not mean:

• Every visa will be approved
• Approval is guaranteed within two days
• Security checks will be skipped
• Incomplete documents will be accepted
• A travel agency controls the final result

Only the relevant UAE immigration authority can approve or reject an application.

How Long Is a UAE Visit Visa Valid?

Visa validity includes two separate periods: the time allowed to enter the UAE and the time allowed to remain after entry.

Entry Validity

Entry validity is the period during which the approved entry permit must be used.

ICP’s general service card states that the holder must normally enter the UAE within 60 days from the date the entry permit is issued. That validity may be extendable under applicable procedures.

Always check the “enter before” or equivalent date printed on the approved permit.

Permitted Stay

The permitted stay begins according to the conditions of the issued visa, normally after entry.

Depending on the category, the stay may be:

• 14 days
• 30 days
• 60 days
• 90 days
• 120 days
• Up to 180 days under specific extension rules

Do not calculate the departure date only from the payment date or email date. Use the official immigration record.

Can a UAE Visit Visa Be Extended?

Many UAE visit visas can be extended inside the country, but the rules depend on the category.

Tourist Extension

ICP states that eligible visit and tourism permits may be extended once or multiple times, provided the total stay does not exceed 120 days.

Current ICP fees include:

• AED 100 application fee
• AED 500 extension fee

Additional charges may apply through the relevant issuing channel.

Family Extension

A relative or friend visit visa may be extended once or multiple times, provided the total duration does not exceed 180 days.

Approval is not automatic. The visitor and host must continue to meet the relevant conditions.

Jobseeker Extension

Job exploration and business exploration visas may be extended once or multiple times, provided the total stay does not exceed 180 days.

Dubai’s job exploration extension service currently lists a visa extension fee of AED 600 plus VAT, with additional inside-country charges where applicable.

Special Extensions

The special 14-day visa for qualifying nationalities may be extended once for the same period.

The special 60-day visa is single-entry and cannot be extended.

Entry permits for certain border, truck driver, cruise ship, and leisure-boat categories may also be non-extendable.

What Is the UAE Overstay Fine?

The standard UAE visit visa overstay fine is AED 50 per day after the permitted stay expires.

Violation	Published amount
Overstay after permitted stay	AED 50 per day
Expired entry visa	AED 50 per day where applicable
Departure processing	Additional charges may apply
Other immigration services	Case-dependent

The special 14-day and 60-day visas announced in June 2026 also carry an AED 50 daily overstay fine.

Visitors should not assume they have a grace period. The final authorised date shown in the official immigration record should be followed.

What Is the Job Exploration Visa?

The UAE job exploration visa allows qualified foreign professionals to enter the country to search for employment without requiring a local sponsor.

It is available for:

• 60 days
• 90 days
• 120 days

The applicant normally needs:

• Passport valid for six months
• Personal photograph
• University degree
• Professional or graduate eligibility
• Required financial guarantee

GDRFA states that applicants should fall within the first three recognised professional levels or meet the approved university-graduate criteria, with a bachelor’s degree or equivalent as the minimum education level.

The visa permits:

• Job searching
• Interviews
• Professional networking
• Exploring employment opportunities

It does not permit the holder to start working before the appropriate work permit is issued.

How Can GCC Residents Apply?

Eligible foreign residents of GCC countries can apply for a UAE entry visa through the relevant ICP or GDRFA channel.

The GCC countries are:

• Bahrain
• Kuwait
• Oman
• Qatar
• Saudi Arabia
• United Arab Emirates

For Dubai, the GCC resident visa:

• Allows a stay of up to 30 days
• May be extended once
• Costs AED 250 plus VAT
• Has an expected processing target of 48 hours
• Requires at least one year of GCC residence validity
• Requires an accepted profession

The applicant must also have a passport valid for at least six months and no entry restriction.

Approval is not guaranteed solely because the applicant holds a GCC residence permit.

How to Apply for a UAE Visit Visa

The application process depends on the visa type, sponsor, and emirate of issuance.

Check Eligibility

First, confirm whether the traveller qualifies for:

• Visa-free entry
• Visa on arrival
• Pre-arranged visit visa
• GCC resident visa
• Special 14-day or 60-day entry route

Visa rules depend on nationality, passport type, and residence status.

Select Visa

Choose a visa matching:

• Actual travel purpose
• Required duration
• Number of entries
• Sponsor or host position
• Expected extension needs

Using the wrong category can delay the application or create problems after entry.

Prepare Documents

Prepare:

• Passport copy
• Personal photograph
• Travel ticket
• Health insurance
• Accommodation details
• Purpose-specific evidence

Check that every name, passport number, and date matches.

Submit Application

Visa applications may be submitted through:

• ICP Smart Services
• ICP mobile application
• GDRFA Dubai smart services
• Dubai Now
• Amer centres
• Registered typing centres
• Authorised airlines
• Licensed hotels
• Accredited tourism establishments

The Official UAE Government Platform confirms that entry permits can be processed through ICP, GDRFA, their digital applications, and registered service centres.

Pay Charges

Review the payment breakdown before paying.

Confirm which amounts are:

• Government fees
• VAT
• Health insurance
• Financial guarantees
• Inside-country charges
• Provider fees

Keep the official receipt and application reference number.

Track Status

Use ICP to track applications for:

• Abu Dhabi
• Sharjah
• Ajman
• Umm Al Quwain
• Ras Al Khaimah
• Fujairah

Use GDRFA Dubai for Dubai-issued applications.

Check Permit

After approval, check:

• Full name
• Passport number
• Nationality
• Visa category
• Entry type
• Entry deadline
• Permitted stay

Report any error before travelling.

What Is the Difference Between ICP and GDRFA?

ICP and GDRFA Dubai both manage UAE immigration services, but they cover different jurisdictions.

Feature	ICP	GDRFA Dubai
Coverage	Six emirates outside Dubai	Dubai
Online system	ICP Smart Services	GDRFA Smart Services
Mobile access	ICP application	Dubai government channels
Service centres	ICP and typing centres	Amer centres
Status tracking	ICP portal	GDRFA portal
Fee structure	Federal service cards	Dubai service cards

Use ICP for visas issued through Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah, or Fujairah.

Use GDRFA for visas issued through Dubai.

Why Is a UAE Visit Visa Rejected?

UAE authorities do not publish one complete list covering every possible rejection reason.

Common application problems include:

• Passport validity below six months
• Incorrect passport details
• Blurred documents or photographs
• Missing return or onward ticket
• Missing UAE-valid insurance
• Inconsistent personal information
• Incomplete proof of relationship
• Host income below the required amount
• Sponsor immigration-file problems
• Previous UAE overstay
• Unresolved immigration violations
• Duplicate active applications
• Wrong visa category
• Failure to meet jobseeker criteria
• Additional security checks

Paying the fee does not guarantee approval. The final decision remains with the relevant UAE immigration authority.

How to Get Faster Visa Approval

These steps can reduce avoidable processing delays:

• Apply through an authorised channel
• Use a passport valid for six months
• Upload clear and complete documents
• Match all personal details
• Select the correct visa category
• Provide a valid return ticket
• Purchase UAE-valid health insurance
• Avoid duplicate applications
• Resolve previous immigration issues
• Respond quickly to document requests
• Apply before booking non-refundable travel
• Keep the official application reference

Frequently Asked Questions

How Much Is a 30-Day UAE Visit Visa?

A 30-day Dubai tourist visa currently costs AED 252 plus VAT for single entry or AED 300 plus VAT for multiple entry. Additional provider or inside-country charges may apply.

How Much Is a 60-Day UAE Visit Visa?

A 60-day Dubai tourist visa currently costs AED 352 plus VAT for single entry or AED 500 plus VAT for multiple entry.

Is a 90-Day UAE Visit Visa Available?

Yes. A 90-day duration is available through categories including family or friend visits, job exploration, business exploration, and the five-year tourist visa.

Can a Dubai Visa Be Approved in 48 Hours?

GDRFA lists an expected completion time of 48 hours for several visit visa services. This is a processing target, not guaranteed approval.

Can I Apply for a UAE Visit Visa Online?

Yes. Applications can be submitted through ICP, GDRFA Dubai, official mobile channels, and authorised service providers, depending on the visa category.

Can I Extend My UAE Visit Visa?

Many UAE visit visas can be extended inside the country. The maximum stay and extension rules depend on the visa category.

How Much Is a UAE Visa Extension?

ICP currently lists an AED 100 application fee and an AED 500 extension fee for eligible visa extensions. Additional charges may apply.

What Is the UAE Overstay Fine?

The standard published UAE overstay fine is AED 50 per day after the authorised stay expires.

Is There a UAE Visit Visa Grace Period?

Visitors should not assume a grace period applies. Follow the final authorised date shown on the official permit or immigration record.

Can I Work on a UAE Visit Visa?

No. Working on a tourist or visit visa is prohibited. The appropriate work permit must be issued before employment begins.

Is Travel Insurance Required?

Medical insurance valid in the UAE is an official requirement for standard Dubai tourist visas and several other visit categories.

How Long Must My Passport Be Valid?

A passport should generally remain valid for at least six months when applying for and using a UAE visit visa.

Can a UAE Resident Sponsor a Friend?

Yes, subject to immigration approval. Under the revised requirements, a foreign resident hosting a friend must have a minimum monthly income of AED 15,000.

What Is the Difference Between ICP and GDRFA?

ICP handles immigration services for six emirates outside Dubai. GDRFA handles Dubai-issued visa and immigration services.

What Is the Five-Year UAE Tourist Visa?

It is a self-sponsored multiple-entry tourist visa valid for five years. Each stay may last up to 90 days and may be extended, provided total presence does not exceed 180 days in a year.

UAE Visit Visa 2026 Final Verdict

The UAE visit visa system in 2026 offers options for tourists, family visitors, jobseekers, business explorers, GCC residents, event attendees, AI specialists, and frequent travellers.

A 30-day or 60-day tourist visa is suitable for many short trips. Travellers needing repeated entry can consider a multiple-entry or five-year tourist visa. Family visitors, jobseekers, AI specialists, and event attendees should use the visa category matching their actual purpose.

Before applying:

• Confirm whether a visa is required.
• Select the correct purpose and duration.
• Choose single or multiple entry.
• Check whether ICP or GDRFA will process the application.
• Review government fees and additional charges.
• Confirm whether the visa can be extended.
• Monitor the official expiry date.
• Apply only through authorised channels.

Nexa Gulf recommends checking the relevant official service card immediately before applying, as fees, eligibility conditions, and document requirements may be updated without notice.

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