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A 90 days visit visa for UAE price typically runs higher than a 30-day visa but works out cheaper per day of stay, which is why it's the popular choice for longer holidays, extended family visits, or business trips that don't fit into a shorter window. This is a UAE-wide e-visa — valid for entry through Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or any other emirate — not a Dubai-only permit. Below you'll find current pricing for single- and multiple-entry options, the documents you need, processing times, and how to extend your stay if 90 days isn't quite enough.
What Is a 90-Day UAE Visit Visa?
A 90-day visit visa allows you to enter the UAE and remain for up to 90 days from your date of arrival, on either a single-entry or multiple-entry basis. It suits travellers who need more time than a standard 30-day tourist visa allows but don't need the long-term commitment of the 5-year multiple-entry tourist visa, which is a separate, self-sponsored route with its own eligibility criteria and fee structure.
90-Day UAE Visit Visa Price: Single-Entry vs Multiple-Entry
Pricing depends on whether you need single or multiple entries during your 90-day period, and includes the government fee, VAT, mandatory health insurance, and service charge:
| Visa Type | Stay | Approx. Price (AED) | Approx. Price (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 90-Day Single Entry | 90 Days | AED 900 – 1,200 | USD 245 – 327 |
| 90-Day Multiple Entry | 90 Days | AED 1,200 – 1,800 | USD 327 – 490 |
Prices vary slightly by nationality, season, and processing speed. Note that no express processing is currently available for this visa category — standard processing takes 3–5 working days, so it's worth applying well ahead of your travel date. For a full side-by-side of every visa duration we offer, including the shorter and lower-cost options, see our Dubai visitor visa cost guide.
90-Day UAE Visit Visa Price for Indian Applicants
Indian travellers make up a large share of applicants for this visa category, so pricing in rupee terms is worth spelling out separately. A single-entry 90-day visa typically costs approximately ₹20,500 to ₹27,500, while the multiple-entry option runs approximately ₹27,500 to ₹41,000, depending on the exchange rate at the time of payment and any seasonal pricing changes. Indian applicants are usually asked for a colour copy of their PAN card in addition to the standard passport and photograph, alongside proof of a bank balance of at least AED 5,000 (approximately ₹1,15,000) to demonstrate sufficient funds for the stay.
Documents Required for a 90-Day UAE Visit Visa
- Passport valid for at least six months from the intended date of entry, with at least one blank page.
- A recent passport-size photograph — see our Dubai visa photo size guidelines.
- Bank statement showing a balance of at least AED 5,000 (or the equivalent), covering the last three to six months — our bank statement requirements page has the full details.
- A confirmed return or onward flight ticket — see the confirmed flight ticket requirement for what's accepted.
- Valid travel health insurance covering the full duration of your stay.
- Hotel booking confirmation, or a UAE host/sponsor's Emirates ID and tenancy contract.
If you don't have a confirmed hotel yet, that isn't necessarily a blocker — see our guide on applying for a Dubai visa without a hotel booking.
90-Day UAE Visa Processing Time
Standard processing for the 90-day category currently takes 3–5 working days, with no express or same-day option available for this specific duration. Build this timeline into your travel plans, especially around UAE public holidays — check our UAE public holidays calendar before finalising your dates, since processing queues typically run longer around those periods.
How to Apply for a 90-Day Visit Visa
- Choose single or multiple entry — based on whether you'll leave and re-enter the UAE during your 90-day stay.
- Complete the online application form — enter your details exactly as they appear on your passport.
- Upload your documents — passport copy, photo, bank statement, insurance, and flight itinerary.
- Pay the visa fee — secure online payment confirms your application for processing.
- Track your status — you can check your visa status using your passport number once submitted.
- Receive your e-visa — the approved visa is emailed as a PDF; print a copy to carry with your passport.
Ready to apply? Start your 90-day visa application on our express visa service page.
Can You Extend a 90-Day UAE Visit Visa?
Yes — a 90-day visit visa can generally be extended in-country without exiting the UAE, in blocks that add further weeks to your stay, subject to your specific visa category and current immigration rules. Because extension terms for the 90-day category can differ from the 30- and 60-day categories, and sources on the exact number of extensions and their length aren't fully consistent, it's worth confirming your specific case directly before assuming a fixed rule applies. For the general in-country extension process, documents, and fees that apply across visa durations, see our Dubai visit visa extension page.
Do You Need to Apply If Your Passport Gets Visa-on-Arrival?
Some nationalities — including the US, UK, most EU countries, Canada, and Australia among others — already receive an automatic visit permit of up to 90 days on arrival in the UAE, without needing to apply or pay for a visa in advance. If your passport falls into this group, you generally don't need our e-visa service to enter; you would instead follow the same in-country extension process outlined above if you need more time once you're in the UAE. If you're unsure whether your passport qualifies for visa-free entry or requires a pre-arranged e-visa like the one described on this page, it's worth confirming with your airline or a UAE immigration authority before you book, since rules for specific nationalities are periodically updated.
90 Days vs 30 or 60 Days: Which Should You Choose?
If your trip is shorter than a month, a 30-day visa will usually cost less overall than paying for 90 days you won't use. If you're planning a stay of six to eight weeks, a 60-day visa is often the more economical middle option. The 90-day visa earns its value on longer trips — extended family visits, multi-city UAE business trips, or a long winter stay — where its lower per-day cost outweighs the higher upfront price. Our Dubai visitor visa cost page compares all available durations side by side if you're still deciding.
Applying for a 90-Day Visa via Abu Dhabi or Other Emirates
Because the 90-day visit visa is issued at the federal level, the price, documents, and processing time are the same whether you plan to land in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, or any other emirate. The visa itself doesn't specify an entry city, so you're free to choose whichever airport suits your itinerary best. The only practical difference is which local authority you'd deal with for an in-country matter such as an extension or a lost-passport report, which typically follows the emirate where you're staying rather than where you first landed.
Best Time to Apply for a 90-Day UAE Visa
Given the standard 3–5 working day processing window and no express option for this category, apply at least a week before your intended travel date as a comfortable buffer — longer during Eid holidays, winter school breaks, or other peak UAE travel periods, when processing queues tend to run closer to the upper end of that window. Applying early also gives you time to correct a document if one is flagged, without putting your travel date at risk.
Why Apply for Your 90-Day Visa Through Us
A 90-day application involves more moving parts than a short tourist visa — insurance, a bank balance threshold, and for some applicants a PAN card copy — so a small paperwork gap can cost you real time given the longer standard processing window. Our team checks every document before submission, flags anything likely to cause a delay, and keeps you updated by email from submission through to approval, so a 90-day application doesn't turn into a longer wait than it needs to be.
Applying for a 90-Day Visa as a Family
Family members travelling together can apply for individual 90-day e-visas in the same batch, which keeps passport numbers, photos, and travel dates consistent across the group. Each child still needs their own passport, photograph, and application, matched to the same visa duration and entry type as the accompanying parent or guardian, and submitting all documents together in one batch generally speeds up the cross-checking process compared with separate submissions.
What Happens If You Overstay a 90-Day Visa
Overstay fines apply from the first day after your permitted stay ends, with no grace period, and penalties accrue daily until you exit or regularise your status. A prolonged overstay can also result in a temporary UAE entry ban. Our UAE overstay rules page explains the current fine structure and how to resolve an overstay if it's already happened.
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