Dubai Visa for Indians: Conditional entry visa
Complete visa requirements for Indian passport holders
Indian passport holders normally need to follow Dubai's visa rules. A separate conditional entry visa may apply if you hold qualifying foreign documents; confirm the issuing authority's route; check the exact conditions below before travel.
Guide updated: 27 September 2026
Special Condition
Hold qualifying foreign documents; confirm the issuing authority's route
Requirement: Conditional entry visa
For Indian ordinary-passport holders, GDRFA Dubai's 14-day terms accept a US visa/Green Card or UK/EU residence visa, with at least 6 months remaining. ICP's 14/60-day pages use broader US/UK/EU visa-or-residence wording and also list residence permits from Japan, South Korea, Australia, Canada, Singapore and New Zealand. This official-source difference is unresolved: confirm your document and arrival route before relying on a UK/EU visitor visa.
Key Information
Key Requirements
- Indian ordinary passport valid for at least 6 months
- For conditional entry, carry the foreign visa/residence document accepted for your specific route
- Standard Dubai tourist visas require an onward or departure ticket and medical insurance valid in the UAE
Step-by-Step Application Process
- 1
Confirm the applicable conditional-entry category with GDRFA Dubai or ICP; their eligibility wording differs
- 2
For an online conditional visa, submit the application, passport, photo and qualifying document, pay the applicable fees and obtain approval
- 3
For a standard Dubai tourist visa, use an accredited tourism office; GDRFA's single-entry service offers 30 or 60 days
Documents Required
- Passport copy and personal photograph
- Conditional route: copy of the accepted foreign visa/residence document
- Standard Dubai tourist route: onward/departure ticket and UAE-valid medical insurance
- Provide any additional documents requested for your application; the route's checklist controls
Pro Tips
- Check both the last date for entry and the permitted stay on your issued visa
- Ask for a fee breakdown for your route rather than treating an issuance fee as the full price
- Confirm unresolved foreign-document eligibility before booking around an arrival-visa assumption
Important Notes
- • ICP's conditional permits have a 30-day window to enter; the 14- or 60-day stay starts on entry
- • The conditional 14-day route permits one same-length extension; the conditional 60-day route does not
- • Extension prices are channel-specific: ICP lists AED 250 for the 14-day extension plus application charges; GDRFA publishes AED 600 plus VAT and possible additional charges. Obtain your issuing authority's quote
- • Standard Dubai tourist-visa insurance is required, not merely recommended. The cited service does not specify a minimum coverage amount
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Best Time to Apply
Confirm eligibility before travel; allow time for approval and use the entry window on the issued permit
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