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Passengers on tourist visas can now travel to Dubai.
Emirates’ customer service account has posted on Twitter that holders of visit visas and entry permits from countries that restrict travel to the UAE can fly to Dubai. The Emirates support department responded to multiple queries on Twitter.
important: Visitor visa, entry permit holders can fly to Dubai from now on
Hello, it is likely that when you contacted our local office, we have not received an official update. We just did it. All passengers holding short-term/long-term visas, visitor visas or visas on arrival can now travel to Dubai. We will post details on our website soon.
— Emirates Support (@EmiratesSupport) August 30, 2021
“Entry permit holders can now travel from Pakistan to Dubai. You do not need GDRFA approval,” it said in a tweet.
“According to the current update, passengers traveling on a newly issued visitor visa can enter Dubai without any approval from GDRFA or ICA. You need to ensure that all travel requirements for arrival, departure and transit countries are met,” it says in another article Said in.
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Another reply read: “Passengers with tourist visas can now go to Dubai. They need to be tested within 48 hours before departure and a rapid PCR test within 6 hours before departure, and show a negative PCR certificate.”
The Emirates website will be updated “soon”, customer support staff added.
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The UAE authorities announced on Saturday that the country will resume issuing tourist visas. Starting today (August 30), people from all countries can apply for tourist visas.
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Airline sources confirmed to Khaleej Times earlier that people with all types of visas and/or entry permits granted by the UAE authorities can fly to Dubai. The approved visa categories are: employment, short-term or long-term stay, visit and newly issued residence visas.
sahim@khaleejtimes.com
Sahem Salem
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