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Visa types

Dubai visa: 30 days, Single entry

The classic choice for holidays and family visits. All visas are valid for the whole United Arab Emirates: Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the other emirates.

  • Stay up to 30 days
  • One entry
  • Standard, Express or Emergency

from €172.99 in total per person

Visa €160.00 (incl. government fee) + agency fee €12.99

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Processing & prices

Processing times and prices

Standard

€172.99 in total per person

Visa €160.00 (incl. government fee) + agency fee €12.99

3–5 working days in the UAE (Mon–Thu)

For departures in 14 days or later

Express

€231.99 in total per person

Visa €219.00 (incl. government fee) + agency fee €12.99

48 hours on UAE working days

For departures in less than 14 days

Emergency

€512.99 in total per person

Visa €500.00 (incl. government fee) + agency fee €12.99

3–12 hours on UAE working days

When your flight leaves in less than 3 UAE working days

No refund if rejected

If the UAE authority rejects the application, neither the government fee nor our agency fee nor the Express or Emergency surcharge is refunded. Preparation, checking and submission have already been carried out by then.

Money-back guarantee only for the surcharge

If an Express or Emergency visa does not arrive within the promised time, we refund the surcharge compared with Standard on request, provided your documents were complete (not in the case of a rejection). Guarantee conditions

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How long does processing take?

Standard takes 3 to 5 working days in the UAE, Express 48 hours and Emergency 3 to 12 hours, counted only on UAE working days (Monday to Thursday). Express runs from payment, whatever the time of day. Only Emergency has a cut-off time: if your application is complete and paid on a UAE working day by 14:00 German time, processing starts right away, otherwise on the next UAE working day. Before you pay, we show you when your visa is expected to be ready, in Dubai time and German time.

Which documents do I need?

A passport valid for at least 6 months beyond entry, a recent passport photo and, if you live in Germany, Austria or Switzerland, your residence permit. For some nationalities the authority needs further documents, for example the ID card (CNIC) for Pakistani or the Tazkira for Afghan nationals. Our visa checker shows them to you in advance, and you upload them in the application form, or after payment if you prefer.

Can I cancel my application?

Yes, until we have submitted the application to the authority. If we have not yet checked your documents when you cancel, we refund the full amount. If we have already checked them, we keep an amount equal to the agency fee per person and refund everything else: within the withdrawal period as compensation for the value of the document check, after that as a service and cancellation flat rate, in which case you may prove that we incurred no costs or substantially lower costs (section 8 of our terms and conditions). After submission a visa application can no longer be cancelled, because the authority is already processing it. Your statutory right of withdrawal remains unaffected: within the withdrawal period you can still withdraw after that and then only pay a proportionate amount for the services provided up to then (section 10 of our terms and conditions).

What happens if my visa is rejected?

The decision is made solely by the UAE immigration authority. If an application is rejected, there is no refund: neither the government fee nor our agency fee nor an Express or Emergency surcharge is paid back, because preparation, checking and submission have already been carried out. The money-back guarantee only covers the processing time for Express and Emergency, not the decision. We are happy to discuss the next steps with you.

Sources for the entry rules

Only the UAE authorities set the entry rules, and they can change them at any time. Here you will find the bodies we rely on.

Dubaivisum.de is a private visa agency, not an authority.