Enter and exit the UAE as many times as you need within a 30-day stay window — one 30 days multiple entry visa Dubai, unlimited re-entries. Issued within 3–4 hours, fully online, no embassy visit required.
Last verified: June 2026. Rules and government fees can change — confirm through official UAE immigration channels before travel.
A UAE multiple entry visa allows you to enter and exit the United Arab Emirates an unlimited number of times during the visa's authorised stay period, without submitting a new application for each trip. Once UAE immigration approves your visa, it is electronically linked to your passport and remains active across multiple border crossings.
The 30-day multiple entry variant specifically authorises stays of up to 30 cumulative days from the date of first entry, with an issue validity of 60 days from the date the visa is issued. You must make your first entry within 60 days of issuance, and your total time spent inside the country across all visits must not exceed 30 days.
It is issued entirely as an e-visa — approved electronically and delivered to your email — with no physical sticker or stamp required before travel.
Key distinction: A 30-day single-entry visa is cancelled the moment you exit the UAE, even if days remain. A 30-day multiple entry visa survives each exit and lets you re-enter without reapplying. If your itinerary involves leaving and returning — to Oman, Saudi Arabia, or another Gulf destination — the multiple entry option is essential.
The 30 days multiple entry visa Dubai has two separate timelines that travellers often confuse:
| Parameter | Rule |
|---|---|
| Issue Validity | 60 days from the date the visa is issued — you must make your first entry before this date |
| Stay Duration | Up to 30 days total across all visits within the 60-day issue window |
| Number of Entries | Unlimited — enter and exit as many times as needed until 30 days of stay are used |
| Entry Purpose | Tourism, family visits, business meetings — employment is not permitted |
| Overstay Grace Period | Fines apply per day beyond the authorised stay — verify current rates with ICP or GDRFA |
| Extension Eligibility | Generally not extendable; see A2A Visa Extension options |
Important: Dubai visa validity and stay duration are not the same thing. Your visa may still show as valid in the system, but if you have already spent 30 days inside the UAE, you cannot re-enter. Track your cumulative days carefully.
Most nationalities that do not qualify for a UAE visa-on-arrival need to apply in advance. The 30-day multiple entry Dubai visa is typically required by travellers from:
Citizens of GCC countries and holders of valid residence permits or visas from the USA, UK, EU Schengen area, Canada and Australia may be eligible for visa-on-arrival under separate rules. Contact our team to confirm eligibility for your nationality before applying.
Attend multiple meetings or trade shows — leave for a neighbouring country and return without reapplying.
Use Dubai as a base to explore Oman, Saudi Arabia or Qatar, then return on the same visa.
Relatives with flexible schedules who may need to temporarily leave and return within the same trip.
Itineraries that dock in Dubai, continue to Muscat or Abu Dhabi, and return to Dubai benefit directly.
Prices below are inclusive of service charges. A refundable security deposit may additionally apply to applicants of certain nationalities — our team will notify you at the point of application.
$375 USD
$400 USD
Dubai visa processing time starts once all documents are verified; times shown are indicative and may vary during peak seasons. For a precise quote based on your nationality, call +971 588 850205 or email support@dubaivisitorvisa.com before applying.
| Feature | 30 Days Multiple Entry (This Page) |
30 Days Single Entry |
|---|---|---|
| Number of Entries | Unlimited | One only |
| Visa Stays Valid After Exit? | Yes | No — cancelled on first exit |
| Service Fee | $375 / $400 | Check price → |
| Best For Regional Travel? | Yes | No |
| Reapply If You Leave? | No | Yes — new fee each time |
Value Tip: If you plan to leave and re-enter the UAE even once, the multiple entry visa pays for itself immediately — you avoid the cost and delay of applying again. Consider the 60-day multiple entry visa if your travel window extends beyond a month.
Submitting the correct documents in the right format is the single most impactful way to ensure fast approval. All uploads must be JPEG or PDF, clearly legible, and unedited.
High-resolution scan, valid for at least 6 months from your intended entry date. Blurry or cropped scans are the leading cause of processing delays.
Recent colour photo (within 6 months), plain white background, full face visible, no glasses or hats.
Required for applicants travelling on an Indian passport. Clear copy of the front of the card.
Mandatory for all applicants under 18. Translated into English if the original is in another language.
A confirmed return flight ticket and hotel booking or host proof are recommended — they demonstrate clear travel intent and can speed up verification.
The application takes under 10 minutes — no embassy visit, no printed form, no courier required.
Before departure: Confirm your visa details (name, passport number, visa type) against your passport the moment it arrives.
One entry for up to 30 days. Lower fee. Cancelled on exit.
Extended 60-day stay allowance with unlimited re-entries.
Short-stay visa for business meetings and events.
For travellers transiting through Dubai Airport wanting to explore the city.
Already in the UAE and need more time? Extend without leaving the country.
Stay up to date with the latest UAE visa rules and requirements.
From $375 USD · Fully online · Approved visa delivered by email
Dubai Visitor Visa is a government-registered, privately managed visa service provider, not a government authority. All fees listed are our all-inclusive service charges. Visa approval, rejection and processing time are determined solely by UAE immigration authorities. Overstay fine amounts are subject to change — always verify current rules with ICP or GDRFA before travel.
No. This visa is strictly for tourism, family visits and business meetings. It does not permit employment or paid work of any kind. Working on a tourist visa is a violation of UAE immigration law and can result in fines, deportation and a re-entry ban.
Multiple entry visit visas are generally not eligible for standard inside-country extension. Options include an inside-country extension or an A2A visa change. Contact our team to confirm which applies to you.
A single-entry visa is cancelled the moment you exit the UAE, even with unused days remaining. A multiple entry visa lets you leave and re-enter as many times as needed within your 30-day stay allowance without reapplying. See our 30-day single entry visa page if your trip is one continuous stay.
Standard processing takes 3–4 working hours once documents are verified. Express delivers the approved e-visa within 24 hours. Times may extend during peak seasons or additional checks.
A passport bio page scan (6+ months valid), a recent colour passport photo, a PAN card copy for Indian nationals, and a birth certificate for applicants under 18. A return flight ticket and accommodation proof are recommended.
Dubai Visitor Visa charges $375 USD for standard processing (3–4 working hours) and $400 USD for express processing (within 24 hours). All fees are shown upfront with no hidden charges. A refundable security deposit may apply for certain nationalities.
Your visa is issued with a 60-day entry validity — you must make your first entry within that window. Once you enter, the clock starts on your 30-day stay allowance, counted cumulatively across all entries. Enter for 10 days, leave for 5, return — you have 20 days remaining.
A 30-day multiple entry Dubai visa lets you enter and exit the UAE as many times as you need within a 30-day stay window. Unlike a single-entry visa, it stays valid after each exit as long as total stay time does not exceed 30 days and the 60-day issuance validity has not expired.
Yes. The visa is issued at the federal UAE level and is valid across all seven Emirates — Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain.
Overstaying beyond your authorised 30-day stay attracts daily fines. Amounts can change, so confirm current rates with ICP or GDRFA before travelling. Repeated or prolonged overstay can lead to an entry ban.