The UAE's visa exemption scheme for Indian nationals holding residency in the European Union, the United States and the United Kingdom, has now been expanded to include those holding tourist visas from these regions.
These travellers are allowed to extend their stay after paying the required fees, provided their visa and passport remain valid for at least six months.
Major General Suhail Saeed Al Khaili, Director General of the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security (ICA), emphasised that this initiative is part of the UAE’s strategic partnership with India, aimed at boosting economic ties and enhancing mutual trade.
As per the ICA's fee schedule, the cost for a 14-day entry visa for Indian citizens holding valid visas or green cards from the US, the EU or the UK is set at AED 100. An extension for another 14 days will cost AED 250, while a 60-day visa is priced at AED 250.
"الهوية والجنسية" تعلن عن توسيع نطاق الدخول وفترة البقاء لرعايا الهند#إنفوجرافيك_وام https://t.co/hOtO1mWNA5 pic.twitter.com/OvZD3Rnxfy
— وكالة أنباء الإمارات (@wamnews) October 17, 2024

H.H. Sheikh Mohammed pays tribute to UAE President in personal message
UAE joins 7 other countries in rejecting displacement of Palestinians from Gaza
UAE search and rescue team begins field operations in flood-hit Nepal
Dubai Police completes 104 technology projects in a year
UAE leaders meet with King of Bahrain to discuss regional issues
New RTA development at Al Qiyadah Intersection cuts traffic by 15 per cent
UAE President sends Emir of Kuwait invitation to 2026 UN Water Conference
Dubai Police reunites missing 6-year-old with family in 30 minutes
