A 60-day single-entry UAE tourist visa may suit one longer continuous visit without a planned exit and return. Current GDRFA Dubai tourism-establishment guidance lists a 60-day single-entry route. The traveller’s eligibility, final documents, availability, quotation and approval must still be checked for the actual issuing route.
When this option may fit
This option may align with one longer planned stay when the traveller expects to enter the UAE once. It should not be selected simply for flexibility if the itinerary is shorter; choose the duration that reflects the genuine travel plan.
If the traveller expects to leave the UAE and return, review the 60-day multiple-entry option.
Key facts
- Duration category: 60 days under the cited GDRFA service.
- Entry pattern: one UAE entry.
- Sponsor/host route: accredited tourism establishment under the named service.
- Entry validity versus stay: confirm both on the issued visa; they are different clocks.
- Extension: never assume; the issuing authority controls eligibility and approval.
Information and documents to prepare
For this cited route, GDRFA currently lists a photo, passport copy, at least six months’ passport validity, an onward or exit ticket and medical insurance valid in the UAE. Some nationalities may require additional identity documents. The final checklist depends on the traveller and route.
Traveller scenario
A traveller plans one extended UAE stay and will not cross the border until the final departure. A 60-day single-entry inquiry may match the intended pattern. If a regional side trip is added, the entry type must be reconsidered before travel.
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Do not infer a total price from an authority fee or a guaranteed outcome from a processing estimate. Submit the intended dates and traveller details so availability and quotation can be reviewed.
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Last reviewed: 23 August 2026
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