60 Days Dubai Multiple Entry Visa

If your plans involve more than one trip to the UAE over the coming months — a mix of business meetings, family visits, or simply a preference for flexibility — the 60 Days Multiple Entry Visa is built for exactly that. Rather than a single-use permit, this visa lets you enter and exit the UAE as many times as you need within its validity window, with each stay running up to 60 days. Sponsorship, document review, and submission are all handled for you, so the process stays simple even though what the visa itself allows is considerably more flexible than a standard tourist visa.

This page covers what the visa includes, how it compares to a single-entry option, what you'll need to apply, the cost, and how to get started.

What Makes This a Multiple Entry Visa

The defining feature of this visa is right in the name: multiple entry. Unlike a single-entry visa, which permits exactly one arrival into the UAE before it's used up, this visa allows you to enter, exit, and re-enter the country as many times as your travel plans require, all within the visa's validity period. Each time you enter, you're permitted to stay for up to 60 days before you'd need to either leave again or take further steps to extend your stay.

This structure suits a specific kind of traveller — someone whose UAE visits aren't a single, continuous trip but a series of visits spread across weeks or months. Business travellers attending recurring meetings, professionals managing ongoing projects that require periodic UAE presence, or anyone splitting time between the UAE and a neighbouring country tend to be the most natural fit for this visa type, since a single-entry visa would force a fresh application every time they needed to come back.

It's worth being clear that "60 days" here describes your permitted stay per entry, not a cumulative total across all your visits. If you enter, stay for 20 days, leave, and come back a few weeks later, your next stay is still governed by the same 60-day allowance, provided you're still within the visa's overall validity window.

Stay Validity vs Visa Validity

As with other UAE e-visa categories, it's worth separating these two figures clearly, since they measure different things:

• Stay Validity (60 Days): This is the maximum length of each individual visit to the UAE. Every time you enter on this visa, the clock on this 60-day allowance starts fresh.
• Visa Validity (60 Days): This is the overall window during which the visa itself remains active and usable for entry. Once this period elapses, the visa can no longer be used to enter the UAE, regardless of how many entries you've used up to that point.

Because both figures happen to be 60 days for this visa, it's especially important to plan your entries with the overall validity window in mind — if your last planned entry would push a full 60-day stay past the visa's validity date, that trip needs to be timed carefully or restructured.

60 Days Multiple Entry Visa Price

This visa is priced at $800, which reflects the added value of multiple entries compared with a single-entry equivalent. A single-entry visa for a comparable stay length is considerably less expensive, but it only covers one trip — if your plans call for two or more separate visits within the visa's validity period, a multiple-entry visa is very often the more cost-effective and far less stressful option overall, since you avoid submitting an entirely new application (and paying a new fee) each time you need to travel.

What Affects the Overall Cost

• Processing speed — standard processing is included in the $800 price; expedited processing may carry an additional charge, which can be selected at checkout.
• Number of applicants — family or group applications are processed individually, each requiring its own set of documents and fee.
• Accuracy of documentation — incomplete or unclear submissions can require additional review, which doesn't change the price but can affect how quickly your visa is issued.

60 Days Multiple Entry Visa Requirements

To apply for this visa, you'll generally need to provide the following:

Valid passport. Your passport should be valid for at least six months beyond your intended travel dates, with a clear, full-colour scan of the biodata page submitted as part of your application.

Passport-size photograph. A recent photo with a plain white background, face clearly visible, without sunglasses, hats, or heavy shadowing.

Proof of onward or return travel. Given the flexible, multi-trip nature of this visa, having a general sense of your travel pattern helps, though the exact requirements can vary depending on your specific circumstances and nationality.

Completed application form. Personal details entered exactly as they appear on your passport — name, date of birth, nationality, and passport number all need to match precisely to avoid processing delays.

Because sponsorship is arranged as part of this service, you won't need to source a UAE-based sponsor independently — that's handled on your behalf as part of the application process.

Documents Checklist

Processing Time

Standard processing for the 60 Days Multiple Entry Visa takes 3-4 business days from the point your complete application and documents are submitted. Because this visa involves more scrutiny than a simple single-entry tourist visa — given the broader entry privileges it grants — it's worth applying with a reasonable amount of lead time before your first planned trip, rather than right up against your travel dates.

If you're on a tighter timeline, express or urgent processing options are typically available at checkout, which can reduce this window considerably for an additional fee.

How to Apply for the 60 Days Multiple Entry Visa Online

1. Visit dubaivisitsvisa.com and select your country of citizenship along with your current country of residence.
2. Choose the 60 Day Multiple Entry Visa from the available visa types.
3. Complete the application form with your passport and personal details, entered exactly as they appear on your documents.
4. Upload the required documents — your passport scan and photograph.
5. Review your application summary, including the sponsored visa fee and service fee shown together before payment.
6. Pay securely by credit or debit card, and receive a confirmation email with your application reference number.
7. Track your application status online using your reference number.
8. Download and print your visa once approved, ready to present alongside your passport at check-in and on arrival.

You can begin your application directly through our express visa service.

Who Should Choose the Multiple Entry Visa

This visa is generally the right fit for travellers who:

• Plan more than one trip to the UAE within the same few months
• Are managing recurring business commitments, ongoing projects, or family visits that don't fit neatly into a single continuous stay
• Want to avoid the cost and hassle of submitting a fresh visa application before every trip
• Split time between the UAE and a neighbouring country, entering and exiting more than once

If you only need to enter the UAE once for a single, continuous stay, a single-entry visa is typically the more economical choice — the 60 Days Single Entry Visa covers that scenario at a lower price point.

Multiple Entry vs Single Entry at 60 Days

Things to Check Before You Apply

• Confirm your general travel pattern lines up with the visa's validity window, especially for any planned final entry close to expiry
• Make sure your passport has sufficient validity for the entire period you intend to use the visa
• Double-check that all personal details on your application match your passport exactly
• If your trip is a single, continuous stay rather than several separate visits, compare against the single-entry option first, since it may suit your plans at a lower cost