Types of Dubai Visa we offer for Hong Kong Citizens

Tourist Visa:

Ideal for individuals planning to visit Dubai for tourism purposes. It is usually valid for a short duration and doesn't allow for employment.

• 7 Days E-Visa
• 14 Days Single Entry
• 30 Days Single Entry
• 30 Days Multiple Entry
• 60 Days Single Entry
• 60 Days Multiple Entry

Business Visa:

Issued for those traveling to Dubai for business-related activities such as meetings, conferences, or negotiations. It typically has a specific validity period.

Transit Visa:

Designed for travelers who have a brief stopover in Dubai while en route to their final destination. Transit visas are usually valid for a short duration.

Student Visa:

For individuals planning to pursue studies in Dubai. Applicants often need to provide acceptance letters from educational institutions.

Work Visa:

Required for individuals intending to work and reside in Dubai. Employers in Dubai typically sponsor work visas for their employees.

Residence Visa:

Allows individuals to live in Dubai for an extended period. It is usually sponsored by a family member or an employer.

Investor Visa:

Aimed at individuals making substantial investments in Dubai. Specific investment criteria must be met to qualify for this type of visa.

Mission Visa:

Granted for individuals traveling to Dubai for official government or diplomatic purposes.

GCC Resident Visa:

For residents of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries traveling to Dubai. It allows for a certain period of stay.

Multiple-Entry Visa:

Allows multiple entries into Dubai within a specified period. This type of visa is convenient for frequent travelers.

Long-term Visit Visa:

Provides an extended stay for those visiting family or friends in Dubai. It is usually valid for a more extended period than a standard tourist visa.

Dubai Visa Fees for Hong Kong Citizens September 2024

Type of Visa	VISA FEE ($)	Express Delivery (49 $)	Insurance (49$)	Action
96 HR Transits	125 $	174 $	199 $	Apply Now
7 Days E-Visa	135 $	183 $	233 $	Apply Now
14 Days Single Entry	140 $	189 $	238 $	Apply Now
30 Days Single Entry	145 $	194 $	243 $	Apply Now
30 Days Multiple Entry	399 $	448 $	497 $	Apply Now
60 Days Single Entry	299 $	348 $	352 $	Apply Now
60 Days Multiple Entry	525 $	574 $	623 $	Apply Now
60 Days Job Seeker	299 $	348 $	352 $	Apply Now
30 Days Single Entry GCC Resident	145 $	194 $	243 $	Apply Now
5 Years Multi Entry Visa	1599 $	1648 $	1697 $	Apply Now
2 Years Resident Visa	2500 $	2599 $	2699 $	Apply Now

Dubai Visa Document Required September 2024

To apply for a Dubai visa, ensure you have the following documents ready

• Passport: Scanned color copy of your passport, including the first and last pages.
• Photo- sized photograph taken against a white background.
• Flight Booking: Travel itinerary or flight booking details.
• Bank statements: Only for a few countries, like Pakistan and some African countries.
• Hotel Proof: Proof of hotel reservation
• Guarantor: Guarantor required for few countries
• Additional documents: specific to your visa type (such as an invitation letter for a business visa or admission letter for a student visa).

Sample E-Visa

Points to note before applying to Dubai Visa

• Understand the different types of visas available (tourist, business, work, etc.) and choose the one that aligns with your travel purpose. Check your eligibility for the selected visa type.
• Ensure that your passport has a minimum validity of six months beyond your planned stay in Dubai. Some visas may require a longer validity period.
• Familiarize yourself with the application process for the specific type of visa you are applying for. Follow the instructions provided on the official visa application portal.
• Gather all required documents, including passport, passport-sized photographs, flight itinerary, hotel reservations, and any additional documents specified for your chosen visa type.
• Provide accurate and truthful information in your visa application form. Any discrepancies or inaccuracies may lead to delays or rejection.
• Be aware of the visa fees applicable to your chosen visa type and ensure timely payment using accepted payment methods.
• Check the expected processing time for your visa type. Apply well in advance to avoid any last-minute complications.
• Understand that visa approval is not guaranteed. In some cases, visas may be rejected. Be prepared for the possibility and address any concerns raised by immigration authorities.
• Take note of the validity period of your visa. Ensure that it covers your entire planned stay in Dubai, and be aware of any conditions regarding multiple entries or extensions.
• Consider obtaining travel insurance that covers medical emergencies and unexpected events during your stay in Dubai.
• Make copies of all submitted documents, including the visa approval. Carry these copies with you when traveling to Dubai.
• Stay informed about any changes in visa policies and regulations. Check the official website of the Dubai Immigration Department or contact relevant authorities for updates.
• Familiarize yourself with local customs, laws, and regulations in Dubai to ensure a respectful and compliant stay.

Reason for Visa Rejection

• Failure to submit all required documents or providing inaccurate information can lead to visa rejection. It's crucial to carefully follow the application guidelines and ensure that all necessary documents are included.
• If the applicant cannot demonstrate sufficient funds to cover the expenses of the trip, the visa may be denied.
Authorities want assurance that the applicant can support themselves during their stay.
• A criminal record or a history of legal issues may result in visa rejection. Immigration authorities often assess the applicant's background for security reasons.
• Individuals who have previously overstayed a visa may face difficulties in obtaining a new visa. Adhering to visa conditions and departure timelines is crucial.
• Some countries require proof of travel insurance covering health and emergencies. Failure to provide this documentation may lead to visa rejection.
• Visa applications may be rejected if there are concerns about the political or economic stability of the applicant's home country.
• If the stated purpose of travel is unclear, vague, or appears inconsistent, the visa application may be denied. It's essential to provide a clear and legitimate reason for the visit.
• Individuals with a history of visa violations, such as overstaying, working without authorization, or engaging in other prohibited activities, may face visa rejection.
• Authorities may be concerned if an applicant does not have strong ties to their home country, such as stable employment, family, or property ownership. This may raise suspicions about the intention to return.
• Certain health conditions may result in visa rejection, especially if there are concerns about public health or if the applicant may become a burden on the host country's healthcare system.
• Providing false information or using fraudulent documentation can lead to immediate visa rejection. Authorities take misrepresentation seriously.
• Lack of a travel history or prior visa refusals may raise concerns about the applicant's intentions or ability to comply with visa regulations.