Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Dhaka

feeling hopeless
ami bia koresi love kore.matro mba ses holo.dubai jabe ei shopno...karon amr husbnd er vai bon dubai thake...akhono job korena..amr husband...onk dia koresi vebecilm pm gele visa open hobe ...r kosto hobena...but shopno shopno..akn sei doradori job khujer jonno....ata amr luck asoli karo luck life depend korecilo ei pm sofor

Hello Bangladesh
Be patient everybody please...Visa will be opened very soon, but only for skilled citizens...
Visa still is being issued in many govt sectors..UAE govt wants to pressure create like EU countries..
According to my experience visa will not be opened for ordinary individuals...
Allah-Hafej

Let,s Go Back all Bangladeshi people
Let,s Go Back all Bangladeshi people, whay still working hear no need to work in this cuntry,for the lober nothing to do in uae govt, what,s happen we are bangladeshi people can,t do any thing. so illigaly notice go back in your cuntry.

VISA WILL NOT OPEN BEFORE 2017
Dear ALL,I WORK IN SHAIKH'S OFFICE IN AVU DHABI .VISA WILL NOT OPEN BEFORE
2017.ONLY GRADUTAE AND HONORS DEGREE HOLDER CAN AVAIL VISA CURRENTLY.IT
CLEARLY MEAN THAT UAE IS NO MORE A LAND FOR BLOODY IDIOTS.NO MORE ILLETARATE PEOPLE ALLOWED HERE. AND BANGLADESH IS THE MOST STUPID AND ILLETARATE COUNTRY IN THE WORLD IN VIEW OF UAE GOVT. SO SAD BUT TRUE EVEN IN THIS FORUM U CAN SEE HOW MANY STUPID AND IDIOT PEOPLE ARE HERE WHO EVEN CANT WRITE BANGLA WELL.EVEN THEY ARE WRITING THIKING THEMSELF SMART.THESE GUYS ARE FROM VILLAGE OR FROM URBAN AREA ,BLOODY STUPID NERD ,ILLETARATE NONSENCE . I APPRECIATE UAE GOVT NOT TO PROVIDE VISA TO THIS PEOPLE. SORRY TO SAY THIS

be careful guys your one word can make a big change before also something like this happen for that reason visa is closed we all want to go back if you really want to go for the nice

UAE issues joint statement with Bangladesh on Hasina visit
The statement highlighted the three-day visit when both sides signed a number of agreements including security co-operation and transfer of convicted prisoners that Dhaka hopes will open the ‘restricted’ UAE labour market.

The Gulf kingdom is the second largest manpower destination for Bangladeshis after Saudi Arabia.

Foreign Minister AH Mahmood Ali before the PM’s visit said they had proposed a joint statement and hoped that Abu Dhabi would respond ‘positively’.

Hasina visited the kingdom at the invitation of Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.

She has arrived in Dhaka at 12:15am on Tuesday.

During the visit, the two leaders discussed bilateral, regional and global issues of mutual interests, according to the statement.

It said the discussions had been marked by “warmth, long-standing friendship and understanding between the two people and countries”.

They emphasised the need for further strengthening relations between the countries.

Both sides agreed to cooperate in various fields and expand the scope of the partnership in the fields of trade, business and investment in infrastructure.

Hasina and Sheikh Mohammed also agreed to promote cooperative projects in higher education, culture and tourism and cooperation on energy, including renewable energy, climate change and blue economy and security issues.

Both sides also agreed to further discuss mobilisation of finance and other UAE projects in Bangladesh.

The statement noted that they had also discussed the labour issues between the countries.

They concluded Agreement on Security Cooperation, Agreement on Transfer of Sentenced Persons (TSP) and Agreement on Allotment of a Plot for the UAE Embassy in Dhaka.

With regards to peace and security, the two sides discussed the situations in the Middle East and underscored the need for maintaining peace and stability for sustainable development of the region.

Hasina and Sheikh Mohammed also expressed deep concern about the growing phenomenon of terrorism and stressed the importance of combating it including ISIS, according to a statement by the foreign ministry in Dhaka.

The two sides acknowledged with deep reverence the contributions of Bangladesh’s founding father Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and founding father of the UAE President Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan for laying the foundation of the excellent relations.

Hasina has invited Sheikh Mohammed to visit Bangladesh, which he accepted and said that the dates would be decided through mutual consultations.

visa
All of my bangladshi friend be patient please.dont be hurry
this iussue cannot solve in a one day.it will take time.And this link for all of us.Dont use any slang word at this page a million people can read our comments we are all gentleman.SEE I AM NOT DOING ANY politice also.Give some time our PM PLEASE.Pm ALSO TRAYING HER VEST.

thank you
sharif rhaman
s.rhaman@ymail.com

asolee ki ki visa khulse...
vhai keu ki bolte paren visit or tourist visa khulse??????

please
my dear bangali bro. i think that we are still such a stupid nation.. always hopeless for future. Even without judgement we put wrong comment on ahead, its a rubbish expression for those people who put wrong comments before the judgement. still prime minster on her way to reach in dhaka.. but people are commenting wrong way... remember its not a football or cricket games to know on one day the result.. its a complex matter to solve the visa issues on one time. at least prime minister beg from uae government to reopen the visa.. But how does it possible to reopen one day! a plenty of mistakes we created in uae for a long time. how could you expect the issues will solve on one day. it might be take more months to resolve... please my dear bangali brothers .. try to be wake up with 1st world..2014.Meanwhile end of the world so nearest to us .. still we could not be good like a other nation.. still we are acting like a stupid nation. please be thankful to Allah for every single thing you have and you grab. please be ambitious till you do.......

sooon
please guys .don't be hopeless . be calm down . today she did diplomatic meeting with dubai sheikh moktom. insha allah visa will open for us...still take time to resolve the issues encountered ..
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