UAE lifts ban on transit flights from India, Pakistan and other countries

This United Arab Emirates The ban on transit passenger transport will be lifted India, Pakistan, Nigeria and other countries from August 5, the National Emergency and Crisis Management Agency (NCEMA) Said on Tuesday.

This UAEDue to the coronavirus pandemic, a major international tourism hub has banned passengers from many South Asian and African countries for several months.

NCEMA says Twitter Passengers from countries where flights have been suspended can pass through their airports on Thursday as long as they have a negative PCR test 72 hours before departure.

The authorities stated that approval of the final destination must also be provided, adding that the UAE departure airport will arrange separate lounges for transit passengers.

The transit ban also includes Nepal, Sri Lanka, And Uganda.

NCEMA stated that for those who have valid residency and have obtained Emirates The authorities have fully vaccinated.

However, they need to apply for an online entry permit before traveling, and they need to take a negative PCR test 48 hours before departure.

Those who work in healthcare, education or government Arabian Gulf Countries and those who study or complete medical treatment in the UAE will be exempt from the requirement for vaccination, as is the humanitarian situation.