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Checking entry requirements to: United Arab Emirates
eVisa application process:
09 June, 2025 (Today)
Apply using the online application form.
We verify and apply on your behalf.
Check application status at any time.
A decision is made and sent to you by email.
United Arab Emirates e-Visa is an online visa for tourism and business visits to the UAE designed to make the application process faster and easier while ensuring compliance with the country's immigration rules.
The UAE electronic visa may be issued for a single entry or numerous trips. The validity depends on the traveler's nationality, varying from 30 to 60 days.
The application procedure involves several straightforward online steps. A visitor must complete the form with the necessary data and supporting documentation, pay the fees, and receive approval via email.
With Passporta, the process is more straightforward and hassle-free since we verify the provided information to reduce errors and reply to any concerns of the applicants.
Generally, it takes a few business days to process the electronic visa (including reviews by UAE authorities and our specialists).
With Passporta, you can be sure that the United Arab Emirates e-Visa application process is safe and straightforward.
By choosing Passporta, you can easily get your United Arab Emirates visa online and focus on the trip while we handle the formalities!
The UAE e-Visa can be applied by citizens of certain countries. Visitors can easily check if their nationality is eligible via our travel requirements checker (located at the top of the Passporta website).
Some countries, for example, EU member states (except Ireland), have visa-free access to the United Arab Emirates for a specific period of time.
Citizens of Gulf Cooperation Council countries have freedom of movement in the UAE and only need to show a government-issued ID card. Besides the United Arab Emirates, the GCC member states include Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia.
When applying for an electronic visa to the United Arab Emirates, travelers are required to provide the following documents:
The documentation is uploaded digitally – applicants can use a scanner or take a photo using a smartphone camera.
It is easy to complete the application form for a United Arab Emirates e-Visa with Passporta, just follow our guidelines:
The confirmation email will contain a PDF document that travelers must download and print out.
The immigration officers will ask to present the e-Visa copy upon entering the United Arab Emirates.
The e-Visa for the United Arab Emirates can be issued as a single-entry or a multiple-entry permit. Both types can usually be valid for 30 or 60 days, depending on the traveler's country.
Note that the exact permitted stay and validity of your visa will be specified in the approved document.
Authorities may need 48-72 hours to process the UAE eVisa application. However, the entire waiting time may be longer as Passporta visa experts also review the form and documentation.
Delays may occur when the form is inaccurate, documents are not valid, or there are many applications for processing in the system.
Take a look at the document of the approved electronic visa to the United Arab Emirates to recognize it in your email inbox:
The common reasons for the denials of the e-Visa to the United Arab Emirates include:
IMPORTANT: If your UAE e-Visa application is rejected, contact our support team as soon as possible (during working hours).
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Checking entry requirements to: United Arab Emirates
At Passporta, we specialize in helping travelers with their online visa applications for various countries around the world. Our focus is on providing expert assistance and guidance to facilitate travel experience.
Please note that we are a private company and are not affiliated with any government agency or law firm. As such, we do not offer legal advice.
If you prefer, you can apply for a visa directly through the official government website.