If your visa expires and you overstay, you may face fines, legal action, and restrictions on future entries. It’s essential to extend your visa or leave the country before it expires.

Yes, you can convert a tourist visa to a residence visa if you secure a job, start a business, or enroll in a university in Dubai. The conversion process involves meeting specific eligibility criteria and obtaining the necessary sponsorship.

The processing time for a Dubai visa typically ranges from 2 to 10 working days, depending on the type of visa and the method of application. However, express services are available for faster processing at an additional cost.

While not mandatory for all visa types, travel insurance is highly recommended for tourists. Some visas, such as student or long-term visit visas, may require proof of health insurance.

Tourist visas can generally be extended twice, each time for an additional 30 days. However, some residency visas and other special visas may have different rules regarding extensions.

If your visa application is rejected, you can reapply after addressing the reasons for rejection. Common reasons include incomplete documents, not meeting eligibility criteria, or past visa violations.

There are no specific age restrictions for most visa types; however, applicants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Employment visas may also have age considerations based on the nature of the job.

Yes, a Dubai visa allows you to travel freely within all seven Emirates of the UAE, including Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and Ras Al Khaimah, without needing additional visas.

You can check the status of your Dubai visa application online through the GDRFA website, the Dubai Now app, or by contacting the service provider you used, such as VisitsVisa or your sponsor. You will need your application number and other relevant details to track the progress.