UAE Visa on arrival question
Oct 28, 2022 | 2:47 pm
#1
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UAE Visa on arrival question
New user here. I am an Indian citizen with a US green card, flying from BLR to IAD, planning to take a break in Dubai/Abu Dhabi. As per the UAE embassy website in DC, I am eligible for visa on arrival by paying AED100. Cannot paste link/photos as I don't have enough history on these forums.
However Etihad airlines doesn't mention this option at all.Now, I am confused whether I need to apply for a tourist visa ahead of time through Etihad. Any inputs on this appreciated.
However Etihad airlines doesn't mention this option at all.Now, I am confused whether I need to apply for a tourist visa ahead of time through Etihad. Any inputs on this appreciated.
Oct 30, 2022 | 5:20 am
#2
Join Date: Nov 2017
Posts: 26
Holding a US green card makes you eligible for an on-arrival visa. See this resource for Abu Dhabi stopover tours requirements to learn about the visa terms in Abu Dhabi which is the same as in Dubai
Oct 30, 2022 | 6:41 am
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Thanks for the info MarcoKingsly
Dec 12, 2022 | 8:00 am
#4
Join Date: Nov 2017
Posts: 26
New user here. I am an Indian citizen with a US green card, flying from BLR to IAD, planning to take a break in Dubai/Abu Dhabi. As per the UAE embassy website in DC, I am eligible for visa on arrival by paying AED100. Cannot paste link/photos as I don't have enough history on these forums.
However Etihad airlines doesn't mention this option at all.Now, I am confused whether I need to apply for a tourist visa ahead of time through Etihad. Any inputs on this appreciated.
However Etihad airlines doesn't mention this option at all.Now, I am confused whether I need to apply for a tourist visa ahead of time through Etihad. Any inputs on this appreciated.
No need to apply for any further visa so.