UAE (Dubai) visa for Indians (2026): requirements, fees and how to apply

Yes. Indians need an eVisa, applied for online, before travelling to United Arab Emirates.Verified 2 November 2026

For Indian passport holders on a short tourist trip.

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Key facts

Visa neededeVisa required before travel
Stay allowedUp to 30 days
Visa typeUAE tourist visa – 30 days
Processing time3–5 days
Government fee₹6,500
EntriesSingle
Validity58 days

Documents you'll need

How to apply

  1. Check your exact trip on Wayvo (your dates, and any other visas you hold, can change the answer).
  2. Apply on the official website (linked below) and pay the government fee there.
  3. Keep a copy of the approved visa with your passport for check-in and arrival.

Special cases

Tick the visas you already hold on the visa checker to see which applies to you.

Transiting through United Arab Emirates

Official sources

Frequently asked questions

Do Indians need a visa for UAE (Dubai)?

Yes. Indians need an eVisa, applied for online, before travelling to United Arab Emirates. Some travellers qualify for different rules — see the special cases on this page.

How long can Indians stay in United Arab Emirates?

Up to 30 days on a tourist trip under the current rules.

How much is the United Arab Emirates visa fee for Indians?

The government fee is ₹6,500.

How long does the United Arab Emirates visa take?

Usually 3–5 days. Apply at least 12 days before you travel to leave room for corrections.

What documents are needed for United Arab Emirates?

Passport, Passport bio page scan, Passport-style photo, Return or onward ticket, Hotel booking / accommodation proof.

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Rules are checked against official sources by the Wayvo Visa team; this guide was last verified on 2 November 2026. Visa rules can change at short notice, so confirm on the official website before booking anything non-refundable. Final entry decisions are made by border authorities.

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