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Dubai has been very successful in attracting a large number of consumers, vacationers, tourists, business people and job seekers. The long-term vision and hard work of Sheikh Maktoum has transformed the emirate in most destinations is happening. The following phrases are frequently used to describe all this great city, ie. zero crime rate in the city, tourist destination the fastest growing, city of skyscrapers, city of gold, city of dreams, the new land of the rising sun, etc. No wonder then, that emirate is full of confidence, dynamism and vitality. <br>

With people from over 200 countries could be attracted to Dubai, for various reasons described above, a visa of Dubai has become in demand! Well you guessed it. It is. Find below a guide for different types of visas Dubai, Tips to remember, do's and don'ts, and Dubai Visa Requirements. Reading these carefully before continuing to advance in your quest to obtain a visa in Dubai is highly recommended. <br>

Follow the rules and regulations of the UAE Government regarding obtaining a visa. Always use your trial. Please always apply with the authorized agents. <br>

<strong> <center> Types Dubai Visa </ center> </ strong> <br>
<strong> entry permit on arrival: </ strong> <br>
holders of the following countries can get free entry permit on arrival valid for 30 days:
<li> Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, namely the citizens. Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain and Kuwait, the UAE enter with a valid passport. </ Li> <br>
<li> visa holders resident of Arab Gulf Cooperation Council (AGCC) countries (certain designations only as businessmen, entrepreneurs and representatives, accountants, doctors, engineers or employees who working in the public sector, their family members and drivers and servants sponsored by them are eligible for this visa.) </ li> <br>
Passport holders from 34 countries <li> know. <br>
France, Italy, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Austria, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Portugal, Ireland, Greece, Cyprus, Finland, Malta, Spain, Monaco, Vatican, Iceland, Andorra, San Marino , Liechtenstein, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Brunei, Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong. </ Li> </ ul> <br>
This permit is renewable for 30 more days. Citizens of countries listed above are also exempt from the deposit and the rules of health insurance. <br>

<strong> Visit Visa: </ strong> <br>
<li> residents of Dubai can apply for a visa to visit non-renewable 30 or 90 days for a spouse or blood relatives. The applicant has to pay Visa Dubai AED 1000 deposit and proof of insurance. </ Li>
<li> Emiratis are allowed to sponsor friends on visit visas with the approval of authorities. </ Li>
<li> GCC foreign spouses of citizens can obtain a visit visa to Dubai, where she holds a residence visa in the country of origin of her husband. </ Li> </ ul> <br>

<strong> Tourist Visa: </ strong> <br>
All nationalities can enter the UAE on a tourist visa. Tourist visas for 30 days, renewable once for 30 days, can be applied to a licensed hotel, travel or tourism agency. Tourists must be covered by health insurance. <br>

<strong> Student Visa: </ strong> <br>
A student visa is issued for 60 days and can be renewed twice for a similar period. Students must be enrolled in one of the universities in the UAE and must obtain health insurance. <br>

<strong> Multiple Entry Visa: </ strong> <br>
A visa for business travelers Dubai W.