Quick answer: if your trip is under a month, take the 30-day visa. If you are visiting family, exploring slowly, or might extend, the 60-day visa usually works out cheaper than extending a 30-day one. Pakistani travellers cannot get a UAE visa on arrival. It must be arranged before you fly, through a sponsor like an airline, hotel, or licensed travel agency.
30-Day vs 60-Day at a Glance
- 30-day single entry: the standard choice for holidays and short family visits
- 60-day single entry: better value for long stays, cheaper than 30 days + extension
- Processing: 24–72 hours for both, faster through established agencies
- Extensions: possible inside UAE, but per-day fines apply if you overstay instead
What You Need and What Trips People Up
The requirements are simple: a passport scan valid 6+ months, a white-background photo, and sometimes a confirmed return ticket. What actually causes rejections are blurry scans, passports with less than 6 months validity, name mismatches between passport and ticket, and previous UAE overstay records still on file. Fix those four things and approval is routine.
One more thing: overstay fines in the UAE run around AED 50 for the first day and AED 200 per day after. Never let a 'few extra days' turn into a bill and a travel ban.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Send your passport scan and photo on WhatsApp. We process UAE tourist visas for Pakistani travellers every day, at rates that beat hotel desks and random agents. 30 or 60 days, single or multiple entry, we will also tell you which type actually saves you money on your specific dates.
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