FAQ

Visa is mandatory for all non-UAE citizens to travel to UAE. Nevertheless, this is not applicable for citizens of the GCC nations, such as Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, and Oman.

All infants as well as kids traveling with their non-UAE citizen parent will require a visa to enter the UAE.

No prior arrangement for visa is required for nationals visiting to Dubai from certain European, North American, and Far East countries. These include Australia, Austria, Belgium, France, France, Germany, Iceland, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, Malaysia, Portugal, UK, and USA, among others. Since the list of visa-waiver countries is subject to change, be sure to inquire with your local embassy or airlines service provider to update yourself on the latest visa policies, before your visit to Dubai.

You can do this by sending us the scanned copy on visa@ayavagroup.com. On your behalf, your relative or friend in the UAE can also apply for a visa.

Depending on the duration or number of days you wish to spend in UAE, different types of visas include tourist visa, transit visa, multi visa  and visit visa.

By contacting Ayava Tours for your visa application needs, you can eliminate the need for a local sponsor in the UAE

Minimal documentation

Quick processing is another of the key highlights. In most case, the visa processing takes only three to four working days.

No cash deposit is required

Since a paper visa is given before the departure, this helps you for an unperturbed entry to UAE.

Emergency visa services made available

For your electronic visa, you’ll have to submit passport-size colour photo, along with a scanned copy of your passport with minimum six months validity at the time of travel.

Though it will take only 3 to 4 working days for the processing of your visa, it is recommended to apply for visa in advance. This will help for on-time processing of visa while assuring you of a hassle-free travel to UAE.

Valid visa enables for both entry and exit from pasting all UAE’s  airports.

Visa processing usually take 3 to 4 working days. But this largely depends on the prompt submission of required documents as well as the meeting of eligibility norms. Since a paper visa is given before the departure, this helps you for an unperturbed entry to UAE.

This is not possible, as the UAE immigration authority do not recompense for the rejected visa applications.

No. The UAE immigration authorities, at most, do not reveal the reasons for the refusal of a visa.

Yes, you can apply for visa again, provided you carefully meet qualifying norms.

Once your visa is processed, it will be sent to your email.

This depends on the immigration authorities’ decision based on the verification of your documents as well as certain other criteria at the point of entry.

Besides facing legal actions and payment of hefty overstay penalty, you may not be apply for UAE visa in future.