UAE Suspends New Visas for Nationals of Three African Countries Amid Ebola Precautions
The United Arab Emirates has implemented temporary visa restrictions on citizens from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda, and South Sudan in light of preventative measures being taken concerning the potential outbreak of Ebola in the country.
It is noted that such an action has been taken with the view of ensuring protection and safety of people while simultaneously improving the national framework for the prevention of diseases. It is also pertinent to mention that UAE has always remained committed to strict health protocols in place at all airport points.
Officials have made it clear that the restrictions will be implemented temporarily until further notice on the basis of international health developments and recommendations by the organizations concerned.
Individuals who are currently staying in the UAE are recommended to keep themselves informed of any developments concerning visa extensions and travel policies.
This policy clearly shows how UAE remains committed to providing a safe environment to individuals while facilitating international travels and business dealings.
