60 Days Dubai Visit Visa
By Sami Ullah Updated 3 min read
Planning a trip to Dubai for an extended stay? The 60 days Dubai visit visa provides an excellent opportunity for Pakistani travelers to explore the stunning city’s attractions and experience its vibrant culture. In this comprehensive guide, we will discuss the cost, required documents, application process, grace period, and online application options for a 60 days UAE visa.
What is the cost of 2 Months Dubai Visit Visa?
The cost of a 60-day Dubai visit visa for Pakistani nationals is as follows. However these rates are subject to change depending on Dirham exchange rate and UAE Immigration policy.
Single entry 60 days visa: PKR 52,000
Double entry 60 days visa: PKR 75,000
Children: half the adult fee (PKR 26,000 single entry, PKR 37,500 double entry)
What documents are required for a 60-days UAE visit visa?
To apply for a 60-days Dubai visit visa as a Pakistani national, you will need the following documents:
- Valid Pakistani passport with a minimum validity of six months.
- Passport-size photograph with white background.
- Proof of travel itinerary, such as flight bookings and hotel reservations (Can be managed by us).
- Pakistani CNIC
- CNIC of Next of Kin (Father/Mother/Siblings).
- Proof of source of income (Your Job card or Business card).
How can I apply for a 60-days Dubai visit visa?
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Create an account and apply
Create your account, fill in the application form and upload all your documents. Our visa consultants review every document before anything else happens.
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Make the payment
Once your documents are approved, we share our bank details in your account. Pay and upload the receipt there.
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Get your visa
Your visa is usually approved within 3-5 working days. Download it from your account; we also send it by email and WhatsApp.
How long is the entry validity of a 60 days Dubai tourist visa?
Once your 60-days Dubai visit visa is approved, it is valid for two months or 60 days allowing you to stay in Dubai or any other UAE state for up to two months consecutively from the date of entry. It’s important to adhere to the visa’s validity and ensure you depart the country before its expiration to avoid any immigration issues and fines.
My Passport is expiring soon, Can i still get my visa?
All the visitors should have a passport that is valid for a minimum of 6 months (or 3 months for 48 hours Transit Visa) from the date of arrival in Dubai. In case your passport is valid for less than 6 months, you will have to renew it before applying for Dubai visa.
UAE Visit Visa Terms & Conditions
Before begining the visa application process, its impervious to read theT&Cs through the link.
How can I check the validity of my Visa?
- Visit the official website of the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) of the UAE.
- Look for the “Visa Services” or “Visa Inquiry” section on the website. The exact location of this section may vary depending on the website’s design.
- Click on the appropriate option that allows you to check the validity of your visa. It might be labeled as “Visa Inquiry” or “Check Visa Status.”
Sami Ullah · UAE Visa Consultant
Sami Ullah is a UAE visa consultant with over 6 years of experience helping Pakistani travellers get Dubai and UAE visit visas. He specialises in UAE visit, transit and tourist visa applications for Pakistani passport holders, and guides clients through the documents and requirements that reduce the risk of a rejection.
