Due to suspensions of flights & Covid-19 restrictions in place currently Arooha offers Abu Dhabi visa without exiting the country, a simple solution for Visit visa renewal Abu Dhabi.
We can complete your Abu Dhabi visa application quickly and easily by collecting the documents from you digitally and collect the payment online. Also you can visit our office In Abu Dhabi and complete every thing.
If you are an on arrival national below documents we needed to prolong your stay in Abu Dhabi.
If you are not in the on arrival list, you may asked to provide additional documents to prove your legitimacy to get a tourist visa sponsored by Arooha based on your nationality, some national visas are unable to proceed.
* Those who do not have relatives or friends in Abu Dhabi, will be asked to comply with the security deposit or additional document required to before proceeding the visa.
If you are on arrival (certain) or pre-arranged tourists and visit visa holders have a grace period of 10 days. If a tourist or a visitor overstays beyond the grace period, he will be fined with. AED 100each day overstaying, fine paying fee will charged on separately, after paying the overstaying fine we can proceed visit visa renewal in Abu Dhabi.
Any visitors travelling from countries, regions and territories on the 'green' list will be exempt from quarantine requirements and can enter the destination by following a series of procedures that include COVID-19 tests.
If your UAE residence visa has expired, or has been cancelled, and if you wish to stay on in the UAE, what is the best way to regularize your status? UAE visa holders have a certain grace period – depending on the type of visa – to exit the country after their visa expires or is cancelled, after the grace period, You can apply for a visit visa, which can be either short-term (30 days) or long-term (90-days). the cost will include the ‘change of status’ process fee, which means that the applicant can shift to a new visa, and continue staying in the UAE legally, without the need to exit the UAE’s borders and re-enter.
When entering Abu Dhabi as a tourist, many nationalities are entitled to a free multiple-entry visa on arriving at the border (different to a tourist visa). It lasts for 30 days, however, there is currently a 10-day grace period – so really you can spend 40 days in the UAE without incurring an overstay fine. If you wish to stay in the UAE for a longer period of time and you are an eligible passport holder, you can renew your visa by exiting the country and getting a new 30-day visa on arrival issued at the border. This can be done by air or by road. Road tripping to Oman is a popular way of getting this 30-day visa renewed and is commonly referred to as “doing a border run”. It is perfectly legal to do and can add a great side trip to your experience of staying in Dubai, but there are a number of steps involved to make sure you are doing it properly and will maximize the benefit of your renewed visa.