Dubai Visits Visa Online Application

No. Iran passport holders cannot get a visa on arrival at Dubai International Airport or any UAE entry point. A pre-approved dubai visits visa for iran citizenship is mandatory before boarding. Airlines will deny boarding without it.

A standard 30-day dubai visit visa price for Iran citizens is between AED 550 and AED 750 (~USD 150–204) including government fee, VAT, and agent service charge. Prices vary between platforms and are subject to change — always confirm at time of application. 

Yes. The dubai visa online application process is entirely digital. Whether you are in Tehran, Mashhad, Isfahan, Karaj, Shiraz, Tabriz, Ahvaz, Kermanshah, Kerman, or anywhere across South Khorasan, Razavi Khorasan, Fars, Semnan, or Khuzestan — the process and requirements are identical. 

Yes. Every traveler — including newborns — needs their own UAE visit visa. A child cannot travel on a parent's visa. Each child requires a separate application using their own Iran passport, along with a birth certificate and parental consent letter. 

No. A valid approved uae visa for iranian applicants does not guarantee entry. The final entry decision rests entirely with the UAE immigration officer at the port of entry. Always carry your return ticket and hotel booking to support your case at immigration. 

UAE immigration expects a minimum 30-day gap before re-entry on a new tourist visa after a completed 30-day stay. Attempting immediate re-entry risks being refused at DXB. This applies to Iran nationals using back-to-back tourist visas. 

Holders of the 5-year multiple entry visit visa cannot stay more than 180 days in total per calendar year in the UAE — even though each individual visit can be up to 90 days. Exceeding 180 cumulative days per year can result in fines and complications at re-entry.