UAE Tourist Visa Options and Inquiry Support

Visagator helps UAE residents submit a structured UAE tourist visa inquiry for their travellers. Compare common 30- and 60-day, single- and multiple-entry routes, then share the traveller details needed for an option review and quotation. Visagator is an independent inquiry service—not a government authority—and submitting the form does not guarantee visa approval.

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Compare 30- and 60-day visa options

Choose the route that fits the travel plan

Current GDRFA Dubai tourism-establishment services describe 30- and 60-day tourist visas for one or several entries. The right choice depends on the intended stay, number of UAE entries, nationality, documents and the route available to the traveller.

• 30-day single entry: for one planned UAE entry during a shorter visit.
• 30-day multiple entry: for a shorter travel period that requires leaving and returning to the UAE.
• 60-day single entry: for one planned entry and a longer stay.
• 60-day multiple entry: for a longer travel plan with more than one UAE entry.

These are comparison categories, not approval promises. Eligibility, availability, price and processing are confirmed only after review.

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What happens when you submit an inquiry?

1. Add the traveller’s requested duration, nationality, date of birth and expected arrival date.
2. Add any additional travellers included in the request.
3. Provide the UAE-resident requestor’s contact details.
4. Verify the email address using the one-time password.
5. Review the submitted details before the Visagator team follows up about available options.

The inquiry form records a requested option. It does not issue a visa, confirm a supplier product or guarantee an authority decision.

Independent, source-aware support

Visagator is privately operated and is not affiliated with ICP, GDRFA Dubai or another UAE government authority. Official rules, eligibility and fees can vary by issuing authority and visa route. We use official sources to explain the route context and identify uncertainty; the relevant authority and processing channel make the final decision.

Official authority fees are not the same as a Visagator or provider quotation. A quotation may contain separate commercial components and must be confirmed for the traveller’s route before payment.

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Before you begin

Have the traveller’s nationality, date of birth, expected arrival date and preferred duration ready. Current GDRFA tourist-service pages also identify a passport valid for at least six months, an onward or exit ticket and UAE-valid medical insurance among the requirements for the cited routes. Exact documents can vary, so do not rely on this summary as a complete checklist.

Continue to the secure inquiry form

Official sources and review date

Last reviewed: 23 August 2026

• GDRFA Dubai — Issuance of a single-entry tourist visa
• GDRFA Dubai — Issuing a tourist visa for several entries

Rules can change. Recheck the relevant authority page before travel or payment.