UAE provides visa on arrival facility to citizens of 87 countries

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has released a list of countries eligible for ‘Visa on Arrival’ facility.

According to a foreign news agency, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates has added more countries to the list of visa exemptions in advance, clarifying its priorities in relation to the visa policy.

According to the report of the foreign news organization, the citizens of 87 countries around the world will be able to benefit from this visa exemption policy of the UAE.

The UAE government has made it clear that GCC nationals will not need a visa or sponsorship to visit, they will be able to enter Dubai by showing their passport or identity card upon arrival in the UAE. .

Citizens of all the above 87 countries will now be able to obtain visas on arrival in the UAE and will not be required to fulfill the condition of obtaining a visa in advance.

It is said that the purpose of this facility is to facilitate the arrival of tourists in the emirate so that there is no difficulty and waiting in the way of the emirate tourism enthusiasts.

After the revised visa policy by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, there are now 110 countries that will need to be able to obtain an Emirati visa in advance. Pakistan is not included in the advance visa exemption list.

The list of advance visa exemptions includes Albania, Andorra, Argentina, Austria, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Barbados, Brazil, Belarus, Belgium, Brunei, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China and other countries.

It should be noted that citizens of 110 countries are required to obtain a visa before arriving in the UAE, including the name of Pakistan.