UAE 5-Year Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa
The UAE 5-Year Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa allows foreign nationals to visit the UAE multiple times over five years without requiring a sponsor, guarantor, or host in the country.
Each visit permits a stay of up to 90 consecutive days, which may be extended for another 90 days. However, the total stay must not exceed 180 days within one year.
Application Process
- Log in to the UAE smart services portal using UAE Pass or your registered account.
- Search for the 5-Year Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa service.
- Complete the application form.
- Upload the required documents.
- Pay the applicable visa fee and refundable financial guarantee.
- Await application processing and approval.
Applications may also be submitted through Customer Happiness Centres or authorised Amer Centres.
Processing Time
The expected processing time is approximately 48 hours, subject to document verification and immigration approval.
Important Conditions
- The passport must remain valid for at least six months.
- Valid UAE health insurance is mandatory.
- Applicants must hold a return or onward travel ticket.
- The maximum permitted stay is 180 days within one year.
- Overstaying may result in fines and forfeiture of the financial guarantee.
- Visa holders are advised to obtain a travel report to monitor their entry, exit, and remaining permitted stay.
Approval of the visa remains subject to the rules and discretion of the relevant UAE immigration authorities.
Begin Your UAE Journey
Whether you are planning frequent holidays, visiting family, attending business meetings, or exploring opportunities in the UAE, the 5-Year Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa offers greater flexibility and convenience.
Open Path Immigration provides personalised support with eligibility assessment, document preparation, application submission, health insurance guidance, and end-to-end visa coordination.
Important Disclaimer
UAE visa requirements, government fees, financial criteria, processing timelines, and immigration policies may change. Applicants should complete an updated eligibility assessment before submitting their application.
