Home to more than 150 nationalities, Dubai boasts the most modern amenities found anywhere in the world – both in its entrepreneurial business environment, and things to do, see and experience. As the Middle East’s fastest-growing, most dynamic and exciting cosmopolitan city, Dubai is a true melting pot of different cultures and lifestyles.
The best way to understand Dubai’s wonders and achievements is to see them first-hand. The city has firmly established itself as a leading commercial and trade hub with a state-of-the-art infrastructure and a world-class business environment.
Dubai is at the center of a bustling region emerging as a major force within the global economy. A region that stretches from North Africa to South Asia and the Caspian Sea to South Africa – that comprises 42 countries and some of the world’s fastest growing
Expatriates comprise over 80% of Dubai’s population. More than 150 nationalities live and work together within a safe environment with a far lower crime rate than many other major international cities.
Dubai’s growing number of international firms, service companies, SMEs and financial institutions attract a highly skilled workforce. The city’s businesses and expatriate population enjoy tax-free benefits. Schools accredited to
The UAE is well-known for its liberal outlook and commitment to free trade. Contrary to popular belief, only 30% of UAE GDP comes from oil revenues. Within Dubai’s own diverse, robust economy this figure is closer to 7%.
Dubai is a modern city that welcomes visitors from around the world. Here are some points to help you get familiar with Dubai’s culture and etiquette.
The type of visa needed to enter Dubai depends on several factors such as your nationality, the purpose of your planned visit and its duration.
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Visa Invitation Letter: Should you wish to process your visit visa on your own and would like DXB LIVE to issue you an invitation letter, please apply through the registration link or write to us on iacapap2022@dwtc.com.
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Visa Application: Should you wish for DXB LIVE to process your visa application, please apply through the registration link or write to us on iacapap2022@dwtc.com. Deadline for visa applications is 5 November 2022. All visas once issued by DXB LIVE are a single entry tourist visa that have a 60-day validity to enter the UAE. The visa stay validity is 30-days from the date of entry.
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All visas on arrival are to be applied for by the individual themselves. Visa on Arrival (30-day visit eligibility) Passport holders of the following countries / territories, do not require an advance visa arrangement to visit the UAE. Simply disembark your flight at Dubai International Airport and proceed to immigration where your passport will be stamped with a 30-day visit visa-free of charge.
Andorra | Japan | Monaco | United Kingdom and South Ireland |
Australia | Kazakhstan | New Zealand | United States of America |
Canada | Macau | San Marino | Vatican City |
Hong Kong, China | Malaysia | Singapore | |
Ireland | Mauritius | Ukraine, Brunei |
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Visa on Arrival (90-day visit eligibility) Passport holders of the following countries / territories will be able to have their passport stamped at immigration at the Dubai International Airport for a multiple entry 90-day visit visa. This visa will have a validity of 6 months from the date of issue.
Argentina | Czech Republic | Italy | Paraguay | Solomon Islands |
Austria | Denmark | Kiribati | Poland | South Korea |
Bahamas Islands | El Salvador | Latvia | Portugal | Spain |
Barbados | Estonia | Liechtenstein | Romania | Sweden |
Belgium | Finland | Lithuania | Russian Federation | Switzerland |
Brazil | France | Luxembourg | Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | Uruguay |
Bulgaria | Germany | Malta | San Marino | |
Chile | Greece | Montenegro | Serbia | |
Costa Rica | Honduras | Nauru | Seychelles | |
Croatia Maldives | Hungary | Netherlands | Slovakia | |
Cyprus | Iceland | Norway | Slovenia |
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Visa on Arrival (180-day visit eligibility) If you hold a Mexican passport you’re eligible for a multiple entry 180-day visit visa that's valid for 6 months from the date of issue, and for a stay of 180 days in total.
If you are a citizen of a GCC country, you do not need a visa or sponsor to visit the UAE. However, anyone accompanying GCC nationals or GCC residents must obtain an online visa before arriving to UAE. The UAE Ministry of Interior provides an online visa system for expat residents in GCC countries who wish to visit the UAE – eChannels. The application system also features an online payment method. On approval, the eVisa will be sent to the applicant's registered email. The eChannels system allows the following individuals to apply:
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