UAE States Amount Foreigners Will Pay Inside Dubai For Issuance of Single-Entry Tourist Visa
- The UAE officially listed the cost foreigners must pay to obtain a single-entry visa while already inside the country
- The fee has been published on the UAE's official website, giving residents and visitors a clear figure to work with
- The amount converts to a significant sum in Nigerian naira, drawing attention from Nigerians in the diaspora
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The United Arab Emirates has publicly stated the exact amount foreigners will be charged for a single-entry visa when applying from within the country.
According to the UAE's official website, the cost of obtaining a single-entry visa while already inside the UAE is 500 dirhams (N183,529) for Nigerians.
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UAE visa fee for foreigners inside the country
The fee is specifically categorised on the website as a charge applicable to applications made from within the UAE itself.
"Fee inside UAE: 500 dirhams."
This means that any foreigner who wishes to secure a single-entry visa while physically present in the country will need to budget that amount for the processing alone.
The disclosure is particularly relevant for Nigerians already residing or working in the UAE, as well as those visiting who may need to extend or formalise their stay through a new visa entry. With Nigeria's naira continuing to weaken against major currencies, the 500-dirham fee represents a considerable expense for many applicants.
The UAE remains one of the most popular destinations for Nigerians travelling abroad, whether for business, tourism, or relocation, making visa costs a matter of close public interest within the community.
UAE announces minimum salary for professional levels
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that the UAE government had set a minimum monthly salary for workers across nine professional levels.
The salary requirement applies to workers ranging from managers and professionals to craftsmen, machine operators, and those in simple professions.
Source: Legit.ng
