Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Riyadh
| Address | Amr bin Omayad Street Diplomatic Area, Abu Bakr Al Karkhi Zone Riyadh 11693 Saudi Arabia |
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| Postal | PO Box 94385 |
| Phone | local: international: |
| Fax | local: international: |
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My wife and kids (Residents of Saudi Arabia) Iqama holder (Srilankan) wish to travel to abudhabi while going to srilanka.i already book the tickets riyadh to abudhabi and abudhabi to colombo.the transit time period is four days.and iwill be back to saudi after 42 days from colombo to abudabi and abudabi to riyadh.transit time period is 5 hours.how can i arrange the visa for my 4days stay in abudhabi.please let me know
priyanga528@hotmail.com
i have to pay 350 debts of credit cards i could not pay my cards amount as i got cheated with my partner.now i m in such a problem that i cant pay the amount and i m job less from last 4 years i really in need of ur advise kindly advise me as soon as possible that weather i can enter in other G CC countries kindly send me on my mail soni_ary@yahoo.com
I am an Indian working in Dhahran Saudi Arabia,I would like to visit to Abu Dhabi to meet my brother in law in August during Eid Holiday with my Family, my profession as per iqama is Computer programer, my Saudi Iqama is valid till First week of December 2012, should i get the visa on border, would you please let me know. Note: i am traveling by car with my family. pls. advice my e-mail.
My E-mail address is: sohailrazvister@gmail.com
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AGCC expatriate residents who meet certain conditions may obtain a non-renewable 30-day visa upon arrival at the approved ports of entry. Visitors who are businessmen, company managers or representatives, auditors, accountants, doctors, engineers or employees working in the public sector, their family members and drivers and servants sponsored by them are eligible for this visa. Employees from the labour and servant categories are not eligible for this type of visa.
In case you do fall into the a.m. category, you have to obtain a Tourist Visa. The Tourist Visa entitles its holder to a 30 day stay and is non-renewable. The Tourist Visa requires the sponsorship of hotels and tour operators who bring in visitors. The fee is Dhs 100. There is also a fee of Dhs 10 for visa delivery service by DANATA. Hotels, hotel apartments, tour operators, travel agents and airlines may not levy supplementary charges or processing fees in excess of Dhs 50/- for arranging visas for visitors.
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Low skill & manual / blue collar workers / drivers & so on are not eligible , they need to apply and get the visa approved first. Just remember to bring with you any official ID showing your profession. In case of UAE the GCC residents can enter from any port / border check , it does not matter.
Apparently, there are people keen to know the process of arriving in UAE on short-term visit. Few queries like type of visa, validity, permanent resident status, etc. are unclear to many of them as almost all are expatriates looking to visit UAE. I am sure this space is meant to share experiences however, everyone has taken this to be questionnaire area desperate to find answers when they aren't going to get any.
I would request you to kindly arrange separate query area where these kind of questions could be routed, so as to help find solutions. If not, then all you could do is provide a link where we could post our questions and eventually get solutions to the least.
Please look into this matter.
Regards,
Concerned.
hi!
im working here in riyadh as a nurse and this coming june 19, 2012 we are planning to go to dubai, i have a valid iqama that will expire on 2013, how long will it take the visa processing.
kindly send me the information this is my email add rayann.ocrib@yahoo.com, thanks in advance
how can i go kas working visa now i working uae please help me. mohsin_ripon@yahoo.com
I am Muhammad Nazim Siddiqui (Pakistani) working as a Senior Accountant in Al-Qahtani Maritime Al-Khobar & my profession as per iqama is General Accountant and this Aug-12 I want to visit (meet some relatives) Dubai by car with my family Can I get the visa at border.
nazim@q3group.com
mns_mqs@hotmail.com
What is the required validity of iqama i.d if yoou want to travel to Dubai. My iqama will expire on Nov.2012 and Im planning to travel to Dubai on June 14, 2012. Is it still possible? Is there no any problem in Immigration in Dubai? Pls I need your help regarding this matter. Pls email me at dentching@yahoo.com
My wife and kids (Residents of Saudi Arabia) Iqama holder (Indian) wish to travel from Dammam to Sharjah,for visit for one month from 20th June to 19th Jul 2012 to meet her parents who are residents of UAE. My profession is Accountant and iqama valid till 15th Sep, 2012. Can they get arrival visa on sharjah airport. please confirm me to my below email address.
syed@ips.com.sa
Cell : 0509059729
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