60 Days Inside Country Visa Extension

For travellers who need two extra months in the UAE and whose visa type is eligible for direct extension, the 60 Days Inside Country Visa Extension offers the most straightforward path — no airport exit, no flight coordination, just a direct extension of your existing visa processed while you remain in the country throughout.

What This Extension Covers

Like the 30-day version, this extension works by directly updating your current UAE visa record rather than requiring an exit and re-entry. You submit your documents, we process the extension with immigration, and your permitted stay is extended by a full 60 days once approved — with no change to your physical location during the process.

For a 60-day extension specifically, this route tends to appeal to travellers who already know they'll need a longer stretch of additional time, rather than opting for a shorter extension now with the possibility of applying again later. Consolidating into a single 60-day extension, where your visa type allows it, avoids repeating the application process twice within a short period.

60 Days Inside Country Visa Extension Price

The 60 Days Inside Country Visa Extension is priced at $600, covering document review, submission, processing, and your updated visa confirmation. As with the 30-day version, this reflects a pure document-processing service without any flight logistics — the most cost-effective way to extend your stay wherever your visa type is eligible.

What Affects the Cost

• Current visa type — eligibility and complexity vary by visa category.
• Processing speed — standard processing is more affordable than any expedited option available.
• Prior extension history — a visa that's already been extended once may involve additional checks.

60 Days Inside Country Visa Extension Requirements

• Passport copy — a clear colour scan of your passport bio page, valid well beyond your intended new stay date.
• Current visa copy — a scan of the UAE visa currently in effect, used to confirm eligibility for the extension.
• Passport-size photograph — a recent photo on a plain white background.
• Completed application form — personal and current-visa details entered exactly as they appear on your documents.

Documents Checklist

Processing Time

Standard processing runs 2-3 business days once your documents are submitted in full — the same predictable timeline as the 30-day version, since the process doesn't involve any additional flight coordination that could extend the timeline. Given the longer 60-day commitment, we'd still recommend applying with a comfortable buffer before your current visa expires, simply to leave room for any document resubmission if needed.

How to Apply for the 60-Day Inside-Country Extension Online

1. Visit dubaivisitsvisa.com and start your application.
2. Confirm your current visa type is eligible for a 60-day inside-country extension.
3. Prepare digital copies of your passport, current visa, and photograph.
4. Complete the online application with accurate, matching details.
5. Submit payment securely through our portal.
6. Wait for processing, typically 2-3 business days.
7. Download and save your updated visa confirmation once approved.

Start your application through our express visa service.

Inside-Country vs A2A at 60 Days

At the 60-day duration, both routes happen to carry the same price — which means eligibility, rather than cost, is what should decide between them. If your visa type supports an inside-country extension, it remains the simpler process with no flight logistics involved.

30-Day vs 60-Day Inside-Country Extension

For a shorter extension, see the 30 Days Inside Country Visa Extension page.

Who Should Choose This Route

• Travellers whose current visa type is eligible for a 60-day inside-country extension
• Anyone who wants to avoid leaving the UAE entirely during the extension process
• Travellers who know upfront they need a longer stretch of extra time, rather than a shorter top-up

Mistakes That Cause Delays

• Not confirming visa-type eligibility before applying
• Blurry or incomplete current visa scans
• Mismatched personal details across your application and passport
• Applying too close to your current visa's expiry