How long can Dubai visa be issued?

The signing time is often composed of many factors, such as the number of materials, the distance or the different handling methods, etc., but the most important thing is the length of the embassy's examination time. If the examination time is too long, the signing speed will be relatively slow, the time will be very short, and the signing speed will be relatively fast. How long can the Dubai visa be issued?

According to the different types of Dubai visas applied for, the most common types of applications are travel visas and work visas. When handling travel visas, the embassy's examination time is five to seven working days, and urgent processing is not allowed. When applying for work visas, the time for issuing visas is two to three months, and urgent processing is not allowed. Therefore, travel visa is faster and work visa is slower.

However, whether it is travel or work visa, the required materials are relatively small. Only scanned copies of the front page of the passport, electronic photos and application forms are required. There are no requirements for other materials. Applicants will not spend too much time preparing and can apply at any time.

Moreover, the validity period and stay period after the two types of visa are relatively long, which can well meet the applicant's itinerary. When applying for a travel visa, the validity period is 60 days, you can stay for 90 days, and you can leave within two months for a single entry. When applying for a Dubai work visa, the validity period and stay period are both three years, and the maximum stay is three years for a single entry.

Therefore, according to the different types of visa processing, the Dubai visa check-out time is also different. Generally, the travel check-out speed is relatively fast, and the work check-out speed is relatively slow. However, the two required materials are relatively simple, and the time to stay after the check-out is also very long, which can meet the itinerary. Applicants can apply according to their own entry needs.