e-Visa for Indian passport holders. Submit online, no embassy visit needed - we prepare your file, double-check it, and submit it for you.
30 Days single Entry
Tourist e-Visa
Your visa approval will be received by
October 23, 2026
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We submit your United Arab Emirates visa to immigration and track every status change. MyVisitVisa is a private company, not a government agency - you can also apply directly on the official UAE Federal Authority (ICP) website.
You're emailed the moment it's approved and can download it from your MyVisitVisa account.
Factors that can get your visa rejected
Expired Passport
Applying with a passport that has expired or expires within 6 months.
Insufficient Funds
Failing to demonstrate enough financial resources to support your stay.
Criminal Record
Having a criminal history that disqualifies you from obtaining a visa.
Previous Visa Violations
Having overstayed or violated the terms of a previous visa.
I am an Indian citizen with a residency of other countries can I visit UAE visa free?
If you are an:
| Australia | Austria | Belgium | Bulgaria | Canada | Croatia |
| Czech Republic | Denmark | Estonia | Finland | France | Germany |
| Greece | Hungary | Ireland | Italy | Japan | Latvia |
| Lithuania | Luxembourg | Malta | Netherlands | New Zealand | Poland |
| Portugal | Republic of Cyprus | Republic of Korea | Romania | Singapore | Slovakia |
| Slovenia | Spain | Sweden |
Yes, visitors wishing to stay longer than 30 days can extend their visa for an additional 30 days. To do so, contact the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) in the UAE at least three days prior to your visa expiry. Please note that fees apply for the extension.
Overstaying your visa in the UAE can lead to the following consequences:
Tip: Avoid overstaying by extending your tourist visa before your stay limit expires.
Yes, it is highly recommended to print your e-Visa before traveling to the United Arab Emirates (Dubai). You may be required to present a physical copy to an immigration officer upon arrival.
No, entering on the exact date specified is not mandatory. You can visit the UAE (Dubai) on any date between the arrival date and exit date stated in your e-Visa. However, earlier entry is not permitted.
Yes, in general, you can enter the UAE (Dubai) through any international land, air, or seaport with a valid e-Visa.
While rare, your UAE (Dubai) visa can be rejected at immigration. To avoid this, ensure the following:
Delays can occur due to high application volumes or technical issues. If you have not received your UAE (Dubai) e-Visa within the expected processing time:
Tip: Always apply for your UAE (Dubai) e-Visa well in advance to avoid potential delays.
No, once your UAE visa application is in progress, you cannot make any changes.
Tip: Always double-check your documents and application details before submission to avoid errors.
Follow these tips to ensure your UAE visa application is approved:
Yes, you can reapply if your UAE visa application is rejected. However, it is crucial to:
No, the purpose of your visit, as stated in your visa application, cannot be changed after the visa is issued. If your travel purpose changes, you must apply for a new visa that reflects the correct purpose.
If you applied through Visa Centre AU, you will receive notifications at every step of your UAE (Dubai) e-Visa application process. Additionally, you can log in to your Visa Centre AU app to check your application status at any time.
For applications submitted through other channels, you can track your visa status on the official UAE visa tracking portal or contact the relevant visa service provider.
Generally, you cannot apply for a UAE (Dubai) visa yourself. If you have a sponsor in the UAE (such as a host, family member, or employer), they can apply for your visa on your behalf. Alternatively, you can apply through Visa Centre AU for a stress-free process:
Visa Centre AU provides updates on your application progress at every step. Once approved, you can download your visa by logging into your account.
Applying for a UAE (Dubai) e-Visa through Visa Centre AU is simple:
You can track your application in the Visa Centre AU app and access 24/7 support.
The approval process for a UAE (Dubai) e-Visa typically takes 7 to 9 working days, depending on the immigration workload. If you apply through Visa Centre AU, you have the option to expedite the process for an additional fee, allowing you to receive your visa in 3 to 4 days.
To be eligible for a UAE tourist visa, you must meet the following requirements:
Additional rules may apply depending on specific circumstances.
Yes, you can apply for a group visa or include your family members. Visit the Visa Centre AU website, where you'll find an option to add family and friends while applying for a UAE e-Visa.
No, your passport must have a validity of more than 6 months to be eligible for a UAE e-Visa.
Standard processing for a United Arab Emirates (Dubai) tourist visa takes 5 to 9 business days, depending on the embassy’s workload. Expedited processing (3–4 days) is available for an additional fee if you apply through Visa Centre AU. It is recommended to apply 4–6 weeks before your travel date to avoid delays.
A normal UAE tourist visa issued by Visa Centre AU is valid for 60 days, allowing you to stay for up to 30 days. You can also apply for other types of visas with longer validity and extended stay options.
With a UAE tourist visa issued by Visa Centre AU, you can stay in the United Arab Emirates (Dubai) for up to 30 days per visit.
No, since the UAE tourist visa is valid for only 60 days, it is recommended to apply for your visa one month before your travel date to ensure timely processing.
No, you can enter the United Arab Emirates (Dubai) on any date between your visa approval date and visa expiry date. However, earlier entry is not permitted.