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UVC handles UAE and Dubai tourist visit visa applications for Pakistani citizens — 30-day and 90-day options with complete document preparation and online submission support.
The UAE Visit Visa (also called Dubai Tourist Visa or UAE Tourist Visa) is a short-stay visa that allows Pakistani citizens to enter the United Arab Emirates — including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Fujairah, Ras Al Khaimah, and Umm Al Quwain — for tourism, family visits, business meetings, or shopping. It is issued by the UAE Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security (ICP) and sponsored by a UAE-based entity (airline, hotel, travel agency, or UAE resident).
UAE visit visas come in three main durations: 30 days, 60 days, and 90 days — each available as single-entry or multiple-entry. The most popular option for Pakistani applicants is the 30-day single-entry tourist visa. Processing is among the fastest in the world — typically 3-5 working days through UVC.
| Visa Type | Stay | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 30-day Tourist (Single Entry) | 30 days | Short holiday, family visit, business meeting |
| 30-day Tourist (Multiple Entry) | 30 days, multiple visits | Frequent traveller, back-to-back business |
| 60-day Tourist (Single Entry) | 60 days | Extended family visit, longer holiday |
| 60-day Tourist (Multiple Entry) | 60 days, multiple visits | Long stay with side trips outside UAE |
| 90-day Tourist (Single Entry) | 90 days | Extended visit, job-seeking, real estate viewing |
| 90-day Tourist (Multiple Entry) | 90 days, multiple visits | Maximum flexibility |
| 5-year Multiple Entry | 90 days per visit, 180 days/year total | Frequent business travellers, GCC residents |
All UAE visit visas are e-visas — there's no physical sticker in your passport. You receive a PDF that you print and present at immigration on arrival.
UAE has the most relaxed visit visa requirements among major destinations for Pakistanis. There is no embassy interview and no biometrics required in advance — the visa is processed entirely online.
Pakistani applicants cannot apply directly with ICP — you must apply through a UAE sponsor. The three most common sponsorship channels are: (1) airline-attached visas (book your flight with Emirates/Etihad/FlyDubai and add visa), (2) UAE travel agencies through Pakistani partners like UVC, or (3) UAE resident sponsorship (family/friend with Emirates ID).
| Visa Type | Government Fee (AED) | Total via UVC (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| 30-day Single Entry | AED 280 | 22,000 - 28,000 |
| 30-day Multiple Entry | AED 580 | 40,000 - 48,000 |
| 60-day Single Entry | AED 480 | 35,000 - 42,000 |
| 60-day Multiple Entry | AED 880 | 62,000 - 72,000 |
| 90-day Single Entry | AED 660 | 48,000 - 56,000 |
Prices include sponsor fees, service charges, and processing. Final quotes depend on PKR-AED exchange and processing speed selected (standard vs express).
| Service | Time |
|---|---|
| Standard processing | 3-5 working days |
| Express processing | 24-48 hours |
| Premium / Urgent | Same day (subject to ICP availability) |
UAE has historically had one of the highest visit-visa approval rates globally for Pakistani applicants when documents are complete. Refusals are usually linked to passport issues, prior UAE overstay, or incomplete documents. UVC does not guarantee approval (no consultant can) — but we ensure your file is complete before submission.
UVC works through multiple licensed UAE travel partners for redundancy — if one channel is slow, we switch automatically. Founder-led review of every application; transparent fees with written breakdown before payment.
No. Pakistani passport holders must obtain a UAE visit visa before travel. Visa-on-arrival is available only for select nationalities (USA, EU, UK, etc.) — not Pakistan.
UAE doesn't publish a minimum, but a balance of PKR 1.5-3 lakh in your account for the last 3 months is generally sufficient for 30-day visas. For 60/90-day visas or older applicants without family sponsor, PKR 5+ lakh is recommended.
Yes. 30-day visas can be extended once for another 30 days (AED 600+) without exiting. Some visas can be extended twice. Best done through UVC's UAE partner before your existing visa expires — overstay fines are AED 100/day.
No. Working on a visit visa is illegal and can lead to deportation, fines, and a ban. For employment, you need an employer-sponsored Work Visa. UVC does not facilitate work visas.
Yes. A UAE resident family member (with valid Emirates ID and minimum salary of AED 4,000-10,000 depending on residence type) can sponsor your visit visa. This route is often cheaper. UVC handles family sponsor applications too.
Mildly. UAE travel adds to your travel history but UK/Canada/Schengen heavily favour visits to Western/developed countries (USA, UK, EU, AUS, NZ, Japan). UAE is "good to have" but not a strong credential by itself.
You can stay for 30 days from your date of entry (not date of visa issue). The visa itself is usually valid for 60 days from issue — meaning you have up to 60 days to enter, then 30 days of stay starts from your entry date.
Get a complete document checklist and fast-track application support for your UAE visit visa.