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Dubai 60 Days Multiple Entry Visa
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Dubai 60 Days Multiple Entry Visa
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As per the GDRFA Dubai Visa Immigration guidelines, only your passport and a visa photo is required to submit a visa application.
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One visa, seven emirates.
You can enter all 7 emirates on the same United Arab Emirates visa.
What’s happening in the UAE
Last updated: September 24, 2026
UAE flights have seen two weeks of rolling delays and cancellations.
More than 170 flights were delayed across Dubai and Abu Dhabi on 13 September, and scattered cancellations continued through 20 September as regional tensions affected Gulf routes.
Source: The National + 1
All three UAE airports stayed open across the whole period.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah operated throughout, with disruption concentrated on regional, Russian and Indian routes. Most carriers are running at near-full capacity despite the scattered delays.
Source: Khaleej Times
You can still travel to the UAE as planned.
Check your flight status on the airline's own app or website the evening before you fly, and again before you leave for the airport, so a retiming doesn't catch you out.
Airlines are rebuilding their UAE networks for the winter season.
Wizz Air announced on 9 September it will return to Dubai and Abu Dhabi from late October with 12 routes, while Lufthansa Group resumes Dubai flights in the same period.
Source: The National + 1
More European options from late October, though some carriers stay away.
Wizz Air flights from Dubai open on 25 October and Abu Dhabi on 27 October. United Airlines, by contrast, has extended its UAE suspension until March 2027, so check your carrier's status.
Source: Gulf News + 1
Worth waiting if your dates are flexible into November.
More capacity from late October usually means better fares and more rerouting options if something goes wrong, so a November trip gives you more room than one booked for early October.
What’s happening?
UAE flights have seen two weeks of rolling delays and cancellations.
More than 170 flights were delayed across Dubai and Abu Dhabi on 13 September, and scattered cancellations continued through 20 September as regional tensions affected Gulf routes.
Source: The National + 1
What it means for travel
All three UAE airports stayed open across the whole period.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah operated throughout, with disruption concentrated on regional, Russian and Indian routes. Most carriers are running at near-full capacity despite the scattered delays.
Source: Khaleej Times
Our advice
You can still travel to the UAE as planned.
Check your flight status on the airline's own app or website the evening before you fly, and again before you leave for the airport, so a retiming doesn't catch you out.
What’s happening?
Airlines are rebuilding their UAE networks for the winter season.
Wizz Air announced on 9 September it will return to Dubai and Abu Dhabi from late October with 12 routes, while Lufthansa Group resumes Dubai flights in the same period.
Source: The National + 1
What it means for travel
More European options from late October, though some carriers stay away.
Wizz Air flights from Dubai open on 25 October and Abu Dhabi on 27 October. United Airlines, by contrast, has extended its UAE suspension until March 2027, so check your carrier's status.
Source: Gulf News + 1
Our advice
Worth waiting if your dates are flexible into November.
More capacity from late October usually means better fares and more rerouting options if something goes wrong, so a November trip gives you more room than one booked for early October.
Frequently asked questions
Can I apply for a multiple-entry e-visa to Dubai?
Yes, You can apply for a multiple-entry e-visa in Dubai, valid for 60 days.
What are the multiple-entry e-visa requirements?
To obtain a multiple-entry e-visa, you must provide:
Passport: A passport or travel document with at least six months of validity.
Photograph: A recent passport-size photo with a white background.
What are the entry requirements for Dubai?
The immigration officer may ask you to show the following documents when you enter the country:
Passport: A valid and approved passport or travel document is required to enter the country and return to the country of residence or the country that issued the passport or document. The passport or travel document must be valid for at least six months.
Flight ticket: A flight ticket to continue the journey or to leave the country.
Insurance: A valid medical insurance in the country.
What is the Dubai multiple-entry e-visa application process through Atlys?
To apply for a Dubai multiple-entry e-visa easily, follow these steps on Atlys:
Visit Atlys: Go to the Atlys website or download the app to begin your visa application.
Submit your documents: Photograph yourself and your passport or directly upload the files using your device's camera.
Provide additional information: Enter personal details such as your address and date of birth.
Proceed to checkout: Complete your application by paying the visa fee at checkout.
Receive your visa: Once approved, you will be notified about your e-visa, which you can easily download.
How will I receive my Dubai multiple-entry e-visa?
You can easily download your approved visa through the Atlys mobile application's “My Document” section, which is present in your profile.
What is the validity of a Dubai multiple-entry visa?
The visa is valid for 60 days from entry into the UAE, allowing you to stay for up to 60 days with multiple entries.
Can I extend my Dubai multiple-entry visa?
Yes. You can extend your Dubai multiple entry visa by paying an additional fee and submitting a copy of your passport.
For more information, visit the official website of the Government of Dubai.
My passport expires soon. Can I still apply for a multiple-entry visa?
The UAE Immigration Department requires all visitors to have a valid passport for at least 6 months before arrival. If your passport is set to expire before this period, you must renew it before applying for a multiple-entry visa.
How many days before the travel date can you apply for a Dubai visa?
Applicants can submit a tourist visa application up to 58 days before their travel date.
Can I cancel my multiple-entry visa after entering Dubai?
Once a multiple-entry visa is used, it cannot be cancelled. The applicant must wait until the visa's validity expires.
Can a minor (under 18 years old) apply for a visa without being accompanied by a parent?
No. Applicants under 18 can only apply for a visa if accompanied by one or both parents. They must apply for the same visa type, and their travel dates should match those of the accompanying parent(s).
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Official Website of the UAE Government. (Web). https://u.ae/#/
UAE Department of Culture And Tourism. (Web). https://dct.gov.ae/en/default.aspx
UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs. (Web). https://www.mofa.gov.ae/EN
