A 60-day multiple-entry UAE tourist visa may suit a longer travel plan that requires leaving and returning to the UAE. Current GDRFA Dubai tourism-establishment guidance lists a 60-day route for several entries. The issued visa’s dates and stay conditions still apply, and availability or approval is never guaranteed.
When this option may fit
This option may be relevant when the itinerary spans a longer period and contains two or more UAE entries. It is not automatically better than single entry: the need to cross the border and return is the deciding planning factor.
If the traveller will remain in the UAE until the final departure, compare the 60-day single-entry option.
Key facts
- Duration category: 60 days under the cited GDRFA service.
- Entry pattern: several entries, within the issued visa’s conditions.
- Sponsor/host route: accredited tourism establishment under the named service.
- Stay: multiple entry does not create unlimited time in the UAE.
- Approval: controlled by the relevant authority.
Information and documents to prepare
Current GDRFA guidance for the cited route lists a photo, passport copy, at least six months’ passport validity, onward or exit travel evidence and medical insurance valid in the UAE. Additional documents can apply. Prepare the full itinerary, including each expected UAE arrival and departure, for an accurate review.
Traveller scenario
A traveller expects a longer regional trip: UAE arrival, travel to another country, a second UAE stay, then final departure. A 60-day multiple-entry inquiry may reflect that pattern. The issued visa must be checked before every planned return.
Quotation and timing
Official authority fees are separate from a provider or Visagator quotation. Ask for a current breakdown tied to the traveller and route. Published authority service times are not a guaranteed end-to-end Visagator timeline or approval promise.
Official source
Last reviewed: 23 August 2026
Related planning guide
Review the requirements for the cited route.