United Arab Emirates Visa Services

Yes all 30 days visa on arrival visa can be extended further for 30 days twice with a 10 day grace period before each extension is possible. The additional extensions are chargeable and will need at least 6 months validity of your passport.

If you hold passport of one of countries listed by UAE which are eligible for visa on arrival then you won’t need to apply for visa within uk. Depending on your nationality you can get up to 180 days free visa on arrival. For passport holders of GCC countries of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, no Visa is needed at all. For other foreign nationals including GCC residence permit holders, you will need your UK residence permit to apply for UAE visa with in UK along with few other documents.
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Yes, British nationals with valid or expired Israeli visas or stamps in their passports should not face any difficulties entering the UAE as long as they don’t intend to work. If you do intend to work, further checks may be required and there is a risk that entry may be refused. In fact as per latest report from UAE embassy, all Israeli passport holders are waived of any visa requirement on their visit to UAE on a mutual country agreement

Not for tourism purpose. All Indians resident in UK with a valid residence permit documents are allowed upto 14 days chargeable visa on arrival with a possible 14 days further extension. For more then 14 days visa you will need to obtain a visa prior to entering UAE. GAN UAE Visa service can help you obtain over 14 days visa along with arranging the sponsor documents.
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If you have entered UAE on a visit visa and you wish to work then you should get a probationary work permit, valid for up to 3 months, from the Ministry of Labour. If you don’t get this permit and are caught working while on a visit visa, then you risk being jailed or fined and deported. If you intend to get a long-term work visa then there are stricter rules to comply with from proper medical reports which includes blood tests for HIV and Hepatitis. The employer may even ask to deposit your passport as your employment terms however is it illegal as per UAE Labour law. If you want to leave UAE permanently when you still on a work visa then you should cancel your work visa before leaving the UAE. If you don’t do this, you risk being reported as an absconder and could be arrested if you return to the UAE, even if you are in transit to another country. Failure to repay debts or resolve any outstanding cases against you may also result in your arrest on return or transit through the UAE.
For more information, including on how to stay in the UAE for longer than 60 days and how to obtain your work visa, Kindly arrange a free callback and one of our GAN UAE Work Visa consultant will gladly help you further.