These 80 nationalities can get visa on arrival in the UAE

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Travelling to the UAE, or know anyone who is?

If they’re from one of these 80+ countries, they are now eligible for visa on arrival!

According to reports, the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) is now offering visa-free travel for over 80 countries.

The UAE Digital Government further announced that citizens from GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) countries can enter the UAE without a visa or sponsor.

All they will need is a GCC issued passport or ID card upon arrival for entry.

Depending on their country of origin, international travellers may receive entry visas valid for either 30 days, with a grace period of 10 additional days, or 90 days.

For Indian citizens, holding a US visit visa or resident card, or a resident visa from the UK and EU countries can get them a 14-day visa on arrival, with a further two-week extension as necessary.

For the rest, an entry permit remains mandatory, so visitors are required to check the website for further details.

Check out the countries as per the MOFA’s list:

  • Australia
  • Swiss Confederation
  • Czech Republic
  • Slovak Republic
  • French Republic
  • Hellenic Republic (Republic of Greece)
  • Hungary
  • Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
  • United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
  • United States of America
  • United Mexican States
  • Japan
  • Principality of Andorra
  • Principality of Liechtenstein
  • Principality of Monaco
  • Ukraine
  • Barbados
  • Brunei Darussalam
  • Solomon Islands
  • Republic of Azerbaijan
  • Republic of Estonia
  • Argentine Republic
  • Eastern Republic of Uruguay
  • Republic of Albania
  • Federative Republic of Brazil
  • Portuguese Republic
  • Republic of El Salvador
  • People’s Republic of China
  • Republic of Maldives
  • Federal Republic of Germany
  • Republic of Austria
  • Republic of Ireland
  • Republic of Iceland
  • Republic of Italy
  • Republic of Paraguay
  • Republic of Bulgaria
  • Republic of Poland
  • Republic of Peru
  • Republic of Belarus
  • Republic of Chile
  • Republic of San Marino
  • Republic of Slovenia
  • Republic of Singapore
  • Republic of Seychelles
  • Republic of Serbia
  • Republic of Finland
  • Republic of Cyprus
  • Republic of Kazakhstan
  • Republic of Croatia
  • Republic of Korea
  • Republic of Costa Rica
  • Republic of Colombia
  • Republic of Kiribati
  • Republic of Latvia
  • Republic of Lithuania
  • Republic of Malta
  • Republic of Mauritius
  • Republic of Nauru
  • Republic of Honduras
  • Georgia
  • Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
  • State of Israel
  • State of Kuwait
  • State of Qatar
  • Vatican City State
  • Russian Federation
  • Romania
  • Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  • Sultanate of Oman
  • Commonwealth of the Bahamas
  • Canada
  • Malaysia
  • Kingdom of Spain
  • Kingdom of Bahrain
  • Kingdom of Denmark
  • Kingdom of Sweden
  • Kingdom of Norway
  • Kingdom of Belgium
  • Kingdom of the Netherlands
  • Montenegro
  • New Zealand

 

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A little bit of India, a little more of the UAE, and a lot of shawarma perhaps best captures Caroline’s anatomy. An avid believer in value for money, her hobbies include putting the ‘elite lifestyle’ to the test. And finding cheaper dupes for it all. A Sharjah girl new to the capital, she hopes to discover the pulse of the emirate.