Visa Information
Indian citizens traveling to Dubai require a visa, typically obtained in advance as an e-visa, with options for 30 or 60-day, single or multiple-entry, and 48/96-hour transit visas. Key types include 30-day/90-day tourist visas, 5-year multi-entry visas, and a 12-month remote work visa. Applicants must hold a passport valid for six months, provide photos, and ensure sponsorship (hotel or airline)
Health and Safety Tips
Dubai offers a highly safe environment for Indians, featuring, zero-tolerance law enforcement, 24/7 surveillance, and mandatory health insurance. The city adheres to strict international (ISO 45001) and local municipality safety standards, ensuring high workplace and public security. A large, welcoming Indian community exists, making it comfortable for families.
Currency and Tipping
Dubai uses the Emirati Dirham (AED), commonly abbreviated as Dhs or AED, which is pegged to the USD. Indian tourists should exchange currency in Dubai for better rates, though card payments are widely accepted. Tipping is not mandatory but appreciated, typically 10-15% in restaurants, or 5-10 AED for services like valets or porters.
