UAE Visa No Sponsor Needed! Stay for 90 Days, Fee 700 Dirhams
Visitors can stay up to 180 days; visa costs 700 dirhams with a refundable deposit
UAE Introduces New 90-Day Visa: No Sponsor Required, Multiple Entries Allowed
Dubai: UAE with a new 90-day visa. This visa, which is of great interest to expatriates, does not require a sponsor. The new visa is aimed at tourists, business travelers, and family visitors. The procedures are being simplified with the aim of attracting tourists and investors.
Holders of this visa will not only be allowed to enter the UAE more than once, but they can also extend the visa for up to 180 days in a year. The visa will be granted within five to seven working days. The visa must be applied for through the government’s online platforms. Know more information related to this visa…
It is worth mentioning that this is a visa that does not require a local sponsor. The government is issuing new visas with the aim of making the UAE a major travel destination in the world. This visa will be granted for tourism, business needs, and family visits.
The fee for the visa is 700 dirhams. In addition, a security deposit of 2000 dirhams is required. This amount will be refunded. Action will be taken against those who stay in the UAE for more days than the allotted time. A fine of 50 dirhams will be charged for each day of overstay.
The person applying for a visa must be 18 years old. Must have a passport valid for six months. Must have a document proving that they have sufficient funds. Must have travel insurance. A return ticket is also required. Related documents must be provided when submitting the application online. The visa will be granted within seven days.
Ramadan 2025: UAE working hours reduced
In conjunction with the holy month of Ramadan, the working hours of those working in the private sector in the UAE have been reduced by two hours. The circular issued by the Ministry of Human Resources and Empowerment explained that employees can be given opportunities, including work from home, considering the nature of the work.
The working hours of those working in the public sector in the UAE will be from 9 am to 2.30 pm. The timings will be from 9 am to 12 pm on Fridays from Monday to Thursday. The Ramadan fast is expected to begin on Saturday, March 1. A final decision on this will be made only after the government announces the sighting of the moon.
