UAE Confirms Official Prices For 30, 60-Day Multiple-Entry Visas

UAE Confirms Official Prices For 30, 60-Day Multiple-Entry Visas

  • The UAE offers two types of multiple-entry visas for foreigners, with each one allowing a different length of stay in the country
  • The 30-day multiple-entry visa is priced at $320, which converts to approximately N431,184 for Nigerian applicants
  • Foreigners who need a longer stay can opt for the 60-day multiple-entry visa, which comes at a higher price point

The United Arab Emirates has officially confirmed the requirements and pricing for its multiple-entry visa options, giving foreigners a clearer picture of what to expect before applying.

Two categories of multiple-entry visas are available to foreign nationals seeking to visit the UAE. The key difference between them is the duration of stay each one permits.

UAE reveals prices of two multiple-entry visas for foreigners
UAE lists 30-day and 60-day multiple-entry visa fees for foreigners. Images for illustration purposes only. Photo Source: Getty Images/KARIM JAAFAR/Tim de Waele
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30-day multiple-entry UAE visa

The first option is the 30-day multiple-entry visa. Foreign nationals who obtain this visa are allowed to stay in the UAE for up to 30 days per entry. The cost of this visa is $320 (N431,184).

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60-day multiple-entry UAE visa

The second option is the 60-day multiple-entry visa, which is designed for those who require a longer period in the country. As the name suggests, holders of this visa can remain in the UAE for up to 60 days per entry. This option comes at a higher price of $390 (N525,505).

It is worth noting that the UAE offers other categories of visas beyond these two multiple-entry options, though this breakdown focuses specifically on the multiple-entry types and their respective durations.

UAE announces 4 types of ID cards

Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that the UAE government has listed four types of ID cards that serve as residence permits for foreign representatives in the country.

The cards cover diplomatic, consular, international organisations, and special categories, and must be presented at UAE airports upon arrival and departure.

Source: Legit.ng

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