Dubai 5-Year Multiple Entry Tourist Visa

Dubai 5-Year Multiple Entry Tourist Visa

ICP currently provides a self-sponsored five-year multiple-entry tourist visa for all nationalities, subject to its eligibility rules.

What to check before applying

  • Passport valid for at least six months
  • UAE-valid health insurance
  • Return ticket and accommodation evidence
  • Bank balance of USD 4,000 or equivalent during the preceding six months
  • Stay normally limited to 90 days per visit and 180 days in a year

Important: Government fees, financial guarantee and requirements can change; verify the current ICP service card before applying.

Requirements and availability can vary by nationality, sponsor, airline, application channel and issuing authority. Confirm the current rules with the UAE Government portal, ICP, GDRFA Dubai or the channel handling your application.

Visa Expertz is a private visa-assistance provider. We are not a UAE government authority and cannot guarantee approval.

Prepare the enquiry around your actual trip

Share your passport nationality, proposed dates, number of entries and purpose of travel. A service name on this website is guidance for that travel situation; the official entry product and eligibility must be confirmed with the submitting channel.

How private assistance works

  1. Discuss the itinerary and identify the relevant entry route.
  2. Review readable passport, photograph and supporting files against that route's current checklist.
  3. Confirm the sponsor or submitting channel and obtain an itemised quote before paying.
  4. Keep the application reference and check all details on the issued permit before travel.

Questions to resolve before submission

  • Which authority and sponsor handle this application?
  • What are the entry deadline, permitted stay and number of entries?
  • Are extra host, financial, insurance, relationship or minor-traveller documents required?
  • What is refundable if plans change or an application is refused?

No fixed processing time, extension, approval or admission is promised. Tourist and visit permission must not be treated as authorisation to work. Personal attendance or additional checks should only be arranged when required by the relevant process.

Discuss your application preparation

Frequently Asked Questions

Dubai 5-Year Multiple Entry Tourist Visa FAQs

Practical answers for Indian passport holders. Requirements can vary by visa type, sponsor and issuing authority.

Dubai is part of the United Arab Emirates. “Dubai visa” is common travel terminology, while the document is a UAE entry permit issued through the competent authority and eligible sponsor or application channel.

Many Indian passport holders need advance UAE entry permission. A limited visa-on-arrival facility may apply to travellers holding specified visas or residence permits from certain countries, subject to current eligibility and passport-validity rules. Confirm before departure.

A clear passport copy, recent colour photograph, return or onward ticket, accommodation details and UAE-valid medical insurance are commonly requested. Sponsor, relationship, financial or invitation documents may also be required.

Timing varies by visa, issuing authority, sponsor or airline, document quality, public holidays and additional checks. Any published service target is an estimate, not a guaranteed decision time.

No. Visa Expertz can help check the route and documents, but only the relevant UAE authority decides an application. No private agent can guarantee approval.

No. Tourist and visit permission does not authorise employment, paid work or residence. Our services are limited to short-term tourist, visit, transit and legitimate business-visit assistance.

Depending on the itinerary and visa, an eligible UAE-based airline, hotel, licensed tourism company, sponsor, ICP or GDRFA Dubai may handle the application. UAE embassies do not issue tourist visas.

Some entry permits may be extended subject to their type and the issuing authority’s current rules and decision. Check before the permitted stay expires; do not assume every visa is extendable.