Dubai, synonymous with luxury and unparalleled experiences, is undoubtedly one of the most pristine destinations and the most visited one in the United Arab Emirates. A plethora of landmarks and attractions make Dubai one of the most sought-after destinations; though travelling in Dubai is a bucket list experience, numerous guidelines need to be ardently followed.

Is Dubai open for Indian travellers?

Yes, Dubai is open for all Indian travellers of all ages and kinds; whether solo, family or honeymoon travellers, Dubai is open for all. However, travellers exploring with infants would have to complete all the prerequisites and formalities stated by the government of Dubai.

Visa and E-Visa Process

Dubai provides both Visa and E visa, and both visas usually take 4-7 working days to get processed. Therefore it is always suggested to opt-in for E-Visa to avoid close contact with other people.

Arriving In Dubai (Guidelines To Follow)

The government of the United Arab Emirates, in a recent update, announced that passengers travelling after 8th November 2022 don’t need to present Covid-19 vaccination certificates or negative RT-PCR reports to enter Dubai and any other emirates in the United Arab Emirates.

Before travelling to Dubai, travellers must also check the following:

1. Make sure that you meet all the entry requirements to enter the United Arab Emirates.
2. It is always suggested that you check for details on your airline’s website as destination requirements can change on short notice too.
3. If you’re someone who’s travelling to Dubai for transit, you must comply with the travel guidelines of the final destination.
4. With the new changes, wearing masks in Dubai airports and other destinations is optional except in hospitals and other medical facilities. However, airlines can request passengers to wear masks, if necessary.