UAE grants tourist visa to Indians

By TIN Media | Middle East Published 3 years ago on 24 August 2021
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Indian passport holders, who have not been to the country in the last 14 days, can get tourist visas to the UAE, according to a media report. The facility has been extended to Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Uganda, other than India, the Gulf News said.

Presently, only UAE citizens and transit passengers are allowed to fly to the UAE, due to the coronavirus outbreak. Approval of tourist visas for Indian passport holders, who have not been in the country in the last fortnight, comes as the UAE is slowly opening up its arrivals.

All flyers will have to undergo a Polymerase Chain Reaction test on the day of arrival and on the ninth day after arrival in the UAE.

Meanwhile, the UAE has said it will accept passengers from Pakistani airports Islamabad, Karachi, and Lahore. Earlier, arrivals from Pakistan were only allowed to transit passengers. The coronavirus has claimed 2,018 lives along with 708,302 confirmed infections in the UAE, according to Johns Hopkins University.


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