60 Days Multiple Entry Dubai Visa: Travel In and Out with More Freedom

TOURIST VISA · MULTIPLE ENTRY

Plan multiple trips in and out of the UAE on a single visa. Below is the 60 days multiple entry Dubai visa price, documents, processing time, and the entry conditions you should check on your own approved visa before you travel — with the government fee and our service price shown separately.

From
USD 800
Processing
24–72 hrs
Entries
Multiple*
Stay
Up to 60 days

*Exact entry count and stay allocation are printed on your approved visa — see the "Validity, Stay & Re-Entry Conditions" section below.

Visa approval, issuance, and re-entry decisions rest solely with UAE immigration authorities. We do not guarantee approval, issuance, entry, or extension.

Quick Facts

Visa type 60-day multiple entry tourist visa
Sponsor Licensed UAE tourism establishment
Maximum stay Up to 60 days — see validity section for entry vs. stay windows
GDRFA government fee AED 500 + 5% VAT
Dubai Visitor Visa price From USD 800 regular · From USD 825 express — final amount confirmed before payment (see price breakdown)
Processing time Regular 24–72 hrs · Express 4–24 hrs (subject to immigration checks)
Documents Passport copy, personal photograph, onward or departure ticket, valid UAE health insurance, and a national ID copy for specified nationalities where required
Overstay fine AED 50/day after your authorised stay and any applicable grace period end — confirm the exact amount via ICP or GDRFA
Last reviewed 20 July 2026

What Is the 60-Day Multiple Entry Dubai Visa?

The 60 day multiple entry UAE visa is a tourist entry permit sponsored by a licensed UAE tourism establishment. It allows a stay of up to 60 days in the UAE and permits more than one entry during the visa's validity — useful if your trip includes a planned exit and return, rather than one uninterrupted stay.

This is a different product from the UAE's 5-year self-sponsored multiple-entry tourist visa (which permits 90-day stays per visit up to a 180-day annual cap). The 60-day version reviewed here is the shorter-term, tourism-establishment-sponsored option and follows its own fee schedule and terms. If you're not yet sure which option fits your trip, our Dubai visa types guide compares all the tourist and visit visa categories side by side.

Who Should Choose This Visa?

This visa fits you if:
  • You need a longer tourist visa and expect to exit and seek re-entry while the visa remains usable
  • You're planning a regional side trip (e.g., to Oman) and returning to the UAE
  • Your travel dates aren't fixed to a single continuous stay
Consider a different visa if:
  • Your trip is one continuous stay with no exits — the 60-day single-entry visa costs less
  • You only need 30 days or less of flexibility — the 30-day multiple entry visa is cheaper
  • You're employed by a UAE company — you need a work/employment visa, not a visit visa

Eligibility — and a Visa-on-Arrival Check Worth Making First

Eligibility and required documents are not identical for every nationality. GDRFA Dubai's published requirements for this visa include an additional national ID card copy for citizens of Iraq, Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan, on top of the standard passport copy and photograph. Confirm your specific document list before applying.

Before you apply: some nationalities are eligible for visa-on-arrival or visa-free entry to the UAE for shorter stays. If your trip is short and doesn't need pre-arranged multiple entries, check whether visa-on-arrival already covers your plans — it may be unnecessary to pre-purchase this visa. If you specifically need pre-approved multiple entries or a longer combined stay, this visa remains the relevant option.

Validity, Stay & Re-Entry Conditions

Entry window

Tourist entry permits include a last date by which the traveller must enter. The public GDRFA listing for this product does not state one universal entry-validity period. Check the last-entry date printed on your approved visa rather than assuming a figure.

Permitted stay

Your visa permits a stay of up to 60 days in the UAE. GDRFA Dubai's public service listing for this exact multiple-entry product does not state whether this 60-day allowance applies separately to each entry or is shared across all your entries during the visa's validity window. We are not going to guess at this for you — do not assume either interpretation. The permitted-stay dates and any re-entry conditions are printed on your own approved visa. Confirm with GDRFA Dubai, ICP, or your sponsor before finalizing an itinerary that depends on this.

Re-entry and side trips

This visa allows more than one entry into the UAE during its validity. The exact number of entries permitted, and whether any minimum time is required between an exit and the next re-entry, are not published by GDRFA for this product and are not something we will state as fact without seeing it confirmed in writing. Many travelers use a multiple-entry visa for a short regional trip — for example to Oman — and then return to the UAE, but whether that fits your specific visa depends on the last-entry date and conditions printed on your approved permit. Check before booking.

60-Day Multiple Entry Visa Price Breakdown

We show the GDRFA government fee separately from our own service price, so you can see how the total is built. For how this compares across other visa durations, see our full Dubai visa cost breakdown.

GDRFA government fee (verified)

Component Amount
GDRFA visa fee (60-day multiple entry) AED 500
VAT (5%) AED 25
Security deposit None published for this visa type
Government subtotal AED 525 (≈ USD 143)

The current GDRFA fee table does not show a standard security-deposit amount for this tourism-establishment-sponsored visa. The authority or sponsor may still request additional financial requirements in a case-specific application.

If the sponsored person is already inside the UAE at the time of application, GDRFA adds a Knowledge Dirham (AED 10), an Innovation Dirham (AED 10), and an in-country fee (AED 500) — roughly AED 520 more. This is a conditional case-specific charge, not part of the standard base fee.

Dubai Visitor Visa service price

Component Regular Express
Government fee pass-through (above) Included
Tourism-establishment sponsorship, document review, application handling, service support, insurance arrangement Bundled into total price
Express handling upgrade + USD 25 vs. regular
Total service price From USD 800 From USD 825

The remaining service component covers tourism-establishment sponsorship, insurance arrangement, document review, submission handling and customer support. A detailed payable summary is displayed before payment.

This total is our service price, not a government fee — it is not the same figure as the GDRFA subtotal above. Express processing speeds up our own document handling and submission; it does not guarantee faster approval from UAE immigration authorities. The from-price shown applies to the standard route; your final amount can change based on your nationality, whether you are inside or outside the UAE at the time of application, insurance requirements, the sponsoring route used, additional government charges, and payment or conversion fees, and will be confirmed before payment.

Documents Required

These are the documents specific to the 60-day multiple entry visa. For the general checklist that applies across Dubai visit-visa categories, see our full Dubai visa requirements guide.

Document Requirement
Passport copy Valid for at least 6 months from date of entry
Recent photograph Passport-size, plain white background, color
National ID card copy Required only for citizens of Iraq, Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan
Onward/return travel ticket A ticket to continue the journey or leave the UAE
Valid health insurance Valid within the UAE — cost not fixed by GDRFA for this product; confirmed before payment
Accommodation proof (recommended) Hotel booking or invitation letter — strengthens the application, not a hard GDRFA requirement
Completed application form Accurate personal and travel details, matching your passport exactly

Processing Time

Regular processing typically takes 24–72 hours; express processing typically takes 4–24 hours, for document handling and submission on our end. These are our own service timelines and not a guarantee of UAE immigration approval time — processing can take longer for individual cases, and urgent processing does not guarantee faster approval from the authorities.

How to Apply Online

  1. Choose your nationality and country of residence from the drop-down list.
  2. Select the 60-day multiple entry visa as your visa type.
  3. Complete the application form with your name, passport details, and travel dates — exactly as they appear on your passport.
  4. Upload your documents: passport copy, photograph, and — where applicable — your national ID card copy.
  5. Pay securely — the amount shown before payment is your final payable amount.
  6. Receive confirmation by email with your application ID.
  7. Download your visa once approved, and check the permitted-stay and last-entry dates printed on it before you travel.

Before you submit, it's worth a quick read of our Dubai visa rejection reasons guide. Incomplete, unclear or inconsistent documents can cause avoidable delays or requests for replacement files. If you have questions at any stage, our contact page has every way to reach the team.

60-Day Single Entry vs. Multiple Entry

Feature 60-Day Single Entry 60-Day Multiple Entry
GDRFA government fee AED 352 + 5% VAT AED 500 + 5% VAT
Dubai Visitor Visa price From USD 450 regular / From USD 470 urgent From USD 800 regular / From USD 825 express
Exit & re-entry Not permitted — visa is consumed on exit Permitted, subject to the conditions printed on your approved visa
Best for One continuous stay, no planned exits A trip with a planned regional side trip or flexible dates

If there's any chance you'll exit the UAE during your stay, the multiple entry visa avoids the risk of your single-entry visa being consumed early. See the full 60-day single entry visa page for its own fees and documents.

30-Day vs. 60-Day Multiple Entry

Feature 30-Day Multiple Entry 60-Day Multiple Entry
GDRFA government fee AED 300 + 5% VAT AED 500 + 5% VAT
Dubai Visitor Visa price From USD 375 regular / From USD 400 express From USD 800 regular / From USD 825 express
Maximum stay Up to 30 days Up to 60 days
Best for Shorter trips with a regional side trip Longer trips with a regional side trip

If 30 days comfortably covers your combined stay, the 30-day multiple entry visa costs less. If you need more time across your trip, the 60-day version reviewed here is the fit.

Extension & Overstay Guidance

Extension: GDRFA lists renewal and extension services for eligible tourist entry visas, including multiple-entry categories. However, extension availability is not guaranteed for every visa file. Confirm eligibility through the issuing sponsor, GDRFA, or ICP before relying on an extension.

Overstay fine: ICP currently publishes an overstay fine of AED 50 per day after the authorised stay and any grace period applicable to your visa have ended. Grace periods, exit procedures, and any additional charges may depend on the specific visa and case. Always confirm your exact expiry date and any outstanding amount through the authority handling your visa — ICP or GDRFA — before you travel.

Track Your Application

Once you apply, you'll receive an application ID by email. Use it anytime to check your visa's status — approved, pending, or under review — on our Dubai Visitor Visa status page. This page tracks applications submitted through our service — it is not an ICP or GDRFA immigration-record, validity, or blacklist enquiry.

Why Apply Through Dubai Visitor Visa?

Transparent pricing

Government fee and service price shown separately, with your final payable amount confirmed before checkout.

Document review

We check your documents before submission to reduce avoidable delays.

Real-time support

WhatsApp and email support to track your application from submission to approval.

Approval, issuance, and re-entry decisions rest solely with UAE immigration authorities. See our refund policy for what applies if your application isn't approved.

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Sources & Last Reviewed

Fees and terms on this page were verified against GDRFA Dubai's published service catalog and the current ICP fine-payment service listing for this visa type. Pricing shown for Dubai Visitor Visa is our own service pricing, starting from the amounts shown and displayed separately from the government fee component. Rules, fees, and processing times are set by UAE immigration authorities and can change without notice — always confirm current details on your approved visa or directly with the issuing authority before you travel.

Last reviewed: 20 July 2026  ·  Author: Priyanshu Raghav, UAE Visa & Travel Content Researcher

Dubai Visitor Visa is a privately operated travel and visa-assistance service. We are not a UAE government entity and are not affiliated with GDRFA, ICP, or any UAE government authority. We assist applicants with document review and submission for a service fee. Visa approval, issuance, entry, and extension decisions rest solely with UAE immigration authorities and are never guaranteed.

FAQ: 60 days multiple entry visa

USD 800 regular (24–72 hrs) and USD 825 express (4–24 hrs). All-inclusive. No additional fee per re-entry.

Unlimited entries within the 60-day validity window. The only limit is your 60-day cumulative total stay across all entries combined.

No. The 60-day total is cumulative. 30 days first visit + 30 days second visit = 60 days total. The counter does not reset on re-entry.

Yes. Exit UAE to any country — including Oman, Bahrain, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia — and return as many times as needed within the 60-day window.

Only if you plan to exit and return. Single entry gives the same 60-day stay at USD 450. Multiple entry at USD 800 is worth the difference if you have even one planned exit and return. 

AED 50 per day from Day 1 after your 60-day cumulative stay is exceeded. No grace period. Monitor your total days across all entries.

Dubai Visitor Visa's service price for the 60-day multiple-entry visa starts from USD 800 for regular processing and USD 825 for express processing. This is our total displayed service price for the standard application route, shown separately from the GDRFA government fee — see the price breakdown above for what it includes and what can affect the final amount.

No. GDRFA Dubai's own published fee for this visa is AED 500 plus 5% VAT (AED 525 total, approximately USD 143). Dubai Visitor Visa's service price — from USD 800 (regular) or from USD 825 (express) — also includes tourism-establishment sponsorship, document review, application handling, and support; it is not the same figure as the government fee alone.

This visa permits more than one entry into the UAE during its validity window. GDRFA Dubai's public service listing does not publish a fixed number of permitted entries for this specific visa. The exact number of entries, last-entry date, and permitted stay are printed on your own approved visa — always check these details before finalizing your travel plans.

We cannot confirm this either way. GDRFA Dubai's published service page for this visa does not state whether the stay allowance applies per entry or is shared across all your entries. Do not assume either interpretation. Check the permitted-stay dates printed on your approved visa, or confirm directly with GDRFA Dubai or ICP before planning an itinerary that depends on this.

Many travellers use a multiple-entry visa this way, but whether it suits your specific visa depends on the last-entry date and re-entry conditions printed on your approved permit. Confirm these details before booking any side trip.

No. Requirements can vary by nationality. GDRFA Dubai's published requirements for this visa include an additional national ID card copy for citizens of Iraq, Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan, on top of the standard passport copy and photograph. Confirm your specific document list before applying.

Dubai Visitor Visa offers regular processing (typically 24–72 hours) and express processing (typically 4–24 hours) for document handling and submission. These are our own service timelines, not a guarantee of UAE immigration approval time — final approval rests with UAE immigration authorities and can take longer in individual cases.

ICP currently publishes an overstay fine of AED 50 per day after the authorised stay and any grace period applicable to your visa have ended. Grace periods, exit procedures, and any additional charges can depend on the specific visa and case. Always confirm your exact expiry date and any outstanding amount through ICP or GDRFA before you travel.

At minimum: a passport valid for at least 6 months, a recent passport-size photograph on a white background, and — for citizens of Iraq, Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan — a copy of your national ID card. You will also need a valid onward/return travel ticket and health insurance valid in the UAE. See the full documents table above.

The single-entry visa is consumed the moment you exit the UAE and cannot be used to re-enter. The multiple-entry visa allows more than one entry during its validity window. GDRFA Dubai's published fee is higher for multiple entry (AED 500 + VAT) than single entry (AED 352 + VAT), and Dubai Visitor Visa's service price starts from USD 800/825 for multiple entry versus from USD 450/470 for single entry.

Both allow more than one entry into the UAE. The 30-day version has a lower GDRFA fee (AED 300 + VAT) and a shorter permitted stay, making it suited to shorter trips. The 60-day version costs more but allows a longer stay, which suits travellers who need more time in the UAE across their visit(s).

Once you apply, you will receive an application ID by email. Use it to check your status anytime on our Dubai Visitor Visa status page. This tracks applications submitted through our service only — it is not an ICP or GDRFA immigration-record, validity, or blacklist enquiry.