The United Arab Emirates (UAE) remains one of the top international travel destinations for Indian tourists, attracting millions every year. With its world-class attractions, luxurious shopping hubs, and stunning desert landscapes, the UAE is a must-visit for many.
If you’re planning a trip to the Emirates, here’s everything you need to know about UAE tourist visas for Indian travelers, including costs, eligibility, and application processes.

Types of UAE Tourist Visas & Their Costs
The UAE offers multiple types of tourist visas, varying in validity and entry allowances. Here’s a breakdown of the available options:
Short-Term Tourist Visas
✔ Single Entry (30 days) – Dh250 (Not extendable)
✔ Multiple Entries (30 days) – Dh690 (Not extendable)
Long-Term Tourist Visas
✔ Single Entry (90 days) – Dh600 (Not extendable)
✔ Multiple Entries (90 days) – Dh1,740 (Not extendable)
💡 These visas allow visitors to stay for either 30 or 90 days but cannot be extended beyond their validity period.
Requirements for Indian Applicants
To successfully apply for a UAE tourist visa, Indian applicants must meet the following criteria:
✅ A valid passport (minimum six months validity from the date of travel)
✅ Bank statement (proof of sufficient funds of at least Dh3,000)
✅ Confirmed hotel bookings (for accommodation during the stay)
Applicants must ensure all documents are valid and in order before applying for a visa to avoid delays or rejections.
E-Visa and Visa-on-Arrival for Indian Travelers
Who Can Apply for a Visa-on-Arrival?
Some Indian nationals can skip the standard application process and avail of a visa-on-arrival if they meet specific criteria.
To be eligible, the applicant must:
✔ Hold a passport valid for at least six months
✔ Possess a valid visa, residency permit, or Green Card from any of the following regions:
🔹 United States
🔹 United Kingdom
🔹 European Union nations
🔹 Canada
🔹 Australia
🔹 New Zealand
🔹 Japan
🔹 South Korea
🔹 Singapore
Cost of Visa-on-Arrival for Eligible Indians
- 14-day Entry Visa – Dh100
- 14-day Extension – Dh250
- 60-day Visa – Dh250
💡 This facility applies to both Indian nationals and their family members holding regular passports and valid visas or residency permits from the above-listed countries.
Bhupendra Singh Chundawat is a seasoned technology journalist with over 22 years of experience in the media industry. He specializes in covering the global technology landscape, with a deep focus on manufacturing trends and the geopolitical impact on tech companies. Currently serving as the Editor at Udaipur Kiran, his insights are shaped by decades of hands-on reporting and editorial leadership in the fast-evolving world of technology.




