30 Days Single Entry Dubai Visa

• Single-Entry Visa: The 30 Days Single Entry Visa allows one entry into Dubai. Once you exit the country, the visa becomes void, even if you haven't stayed for the full 30 days. This visa is designed for those who plan to stay in Dubai continuously and don’t require re-entry after leaving.

• Tourism: Spend more time exploring Dubai's famous attractions like the Burj Khalifa, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Creek, and the rich history of the Dubai Museum. The 30-day period allows you to visit nearby emirates like Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and Ras Al Khaimah for a well-rounded UAE experience.
• Business: If you're in Dubai for work purposes, attending conferences, business meetings, or events, the 30-day visa gives you sufficient time to conduct your affairs without the pressure of a shorter stay.
• Family Visits: Those visiting relatives in Dubai can enjoy a longer time with loved ones without worrying about immediate travel plans.

• 60 Days from Issuance: The 30 Days Single Entry Dubai Visa remains valid for 60 days from the date it is issued. You must enter Dubai within this period; otherwise, the visa will expire.
• 30 Days Stay: After entering Dubai, you are allowed to stay for up to 30 consecutive days. Be mindful that overstaying can lead to fines, so plan your trip accordingly to avoid penalties.

• Passport Requirements: Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the intended entry date into Dubai.
• Nationality: The 30 Days Single Entry Visa is available for most nationalities that require a visa to enter the UAE, excluding visa-exempt countries or those eligible for visa-on-arrival.
• Clear Travel Record: Applicants must ensure they do not have any previous immigration violations or unresolved legal issues in the UAE.

1. Online Application via Dubai E-Visa System:

• This is the most convenient method for travelers to apply from anywhere in the world.
• Steps:
• Visit the official Dubai e-visa website.
• Fill out the visa application form, providing accurate personal details.
• Upload required documents, such as your passport copy and recent photograph.
• Pay the visa fee online via a secure payment gateway.
• Submit the application for processing.

2. Through Airlines:

Major airlines such as Emirates and Etihad offer visa processing services. When booking your flight, you can opt to apply for the visa directly through their platforms.

This is a convenient option if you are flying with one of these airlines.

3. Local Sponsor:

If you are visiting family, friends, or business associates in Dubai, they can act as your local sponsor and apply for the visa on your behalf.

Hotels, travel agencies, and certain companies also offer visa sponsorship as part of their services.

4. Travel Agencies:

Many authorized travel agents specialize in processing Dubai visas. These agencies often bundle visa services with hotel bookings and tours.

• Passport Copy: A clear, coloured scan of your passport’s information page, with a minimum of 6 months validity.
• Recent Photograph: A passport-sized photo with a white background.
• Flight Itinerary: Proof of round-trip flight bookings or reservations.
• Accommodation Proof: Hotel reservations or the contact details of your local host or sponsor in Dubai.
• Payment Receipt: Proof of visa fee payment.

• 3 to 5 Business Days: The visa is typically processed within 3 to 5 business days, giving applicants sufficient time to plan their trip.
• Expedited Processing: Some visa service providers offer faster processing for an additional fee, with approval in as little as 1 to 2 business days.
• Notification: Once approved, your visa will be emailed to you in a PDF format. You should print a copy to present upon arrival in Dubai.

• Cost Range: The fee for the 30 Days Single Entry Dubai Visa typically ranges from USD 150 to USD 250 , depending on where and how you apply.
• Expedited Fees: If you require urgent processing, expect to pay an additional amount for express services.

• Entry Points: You can enter Dubai through any of its international airports, such as Dubai International Airport (DXB) or Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC).
• Immigration Process: Upon arrival, present your passport, printed visa copy, and other supporting documents, such as your hotel booking or invitation letter from a sponsor.
• Exit Requirements: Ensure you leave Dubai before the expiration of your visa to avoid fines for overstaying. Exiting the country will automatically cancel the visa.

• Visa Extension Option: Unlike the shorter visas, the 30 Days Single Entry Dubai Visa can be extended. You are allowed to extend the visa for an additional 30 days without leaving the UAE.
• Extension Process: You can apply for an extension through the Dubai e-visa system or with the help of a local sponsor or travel agency.
• Extension Fee: An additional fee is required for the extension, typically ranging between USD 200 to USD 300.

• More Time to Explore: For tourists, the 30-day stay offers the perfect balance of time to explore Dubai at a leisurely pace. Whether it’s visiting modern marvels, desert safaris, or cultural landmarks, this visa allows you to truly immerse yourself in Dubai.
• Business Flexibility: Business professionals attending trade shows, exhibitions, or extended meetings can greatly benefit from the longer stay, allowing them to manage business affairs more efficiently.
• Family or Friends: If you’re visiting loved ones, this visa ensures you have plenty of time to enjoy their company and experience life in Dubai.

• COVID-19 Guidelines: Though restrictions have eased, ensure you stay updated on any health protocols, vaccination requirements, or testing measures before your trip.
• Travel Insurance: While not mandatory, it's highly recommended to have travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, particularly in the post-pandemic travel environment.
• Sustainability Initiatives: Dubai is pushing towards eco-friendly tourism. Visitors are encouraged to explore sustainable travel options, such as eco-friendly hotels and tours.