Dubai is the number-one short break for Pakistani travellers — and the good news is the UAE tourist visa is one of the easier ones to arrange. Here's how it works in 2026.
Visa types
The UAE offers several tourist visas, most commonly:
- 30-day single-entry — for a short holiday.
- 60-day single-entry — for a longer stay.
- Multiple-entry versions are also available.
These are e-Visas, processed through airlines, hotels or authorised agents — you don't submit your passport physically.
Cost
A 30-day tourist visa typically costs from around AED 350 (roughly PKR 27,000), and 60-day from more, including the government fee, VAT and basic insurance. Prices vary by provider and season.
Documents
- Passport valid 6+ months
- Passport-size photograph (white background)
- Confirmed return flight and hotel booking
Processing time
Usually 3–5 working days, with express options often available if you're travelling soon.
Good to know
- Overstaying carries daily fines — stick to your visa validity.
- If you hold a valid US/UK/Schengen visa or residence, you may have easier entry options; ask us.
How we help
We arrange your UAE tourist visa quickly, and can bundle flight and hotel reservations if you need them for the application. See our UAE (Dubai) visa page or message us with your dates.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Dubai visa cost from Pakistan?+
A 30-day UAE tourist visa typically starts from around AED 350 (roughly PKR 27,000), including government fee, VAT and basic insurance. 60-day visas cost more. Prices vary by provider and season.
How long does the Dubai visa take?+
Usually 3–5 working days, with express processing often available if you're travelling soon. It's an e-Visa, so you don't submit your passport physically.
Need help with a visa or trip?
Rashid Travel & Visa Consultants, Islamabad — visa consultancy, appointments, documentation, ticketing and tour packages. Honest help, embassy-ready files.