A single-entry Dubai tourist visa costs AED 200 for a 30-day stay or AED 300 for a 60-day stay, plus 5% VAT, according to Dubai's immigration authority (GDRFA). This page breaks down what the official fee covers and what can change the final amount, so you can compare it with whatever a travel agent quotes you.
| Government fee | AED 200 (30-day) or AED 300 (60-day), plus 5% VAT |
|---|---|
| Processing time | 48 hours |
| Validity | Single entry, 30 or 60 days |
| Length of stay | 30 or 60 days |
Source: GDRFA Dubai (General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs). Last verified: 2026-10-27. Rules and fees can change; confirm on the official page before you pay.
This page is for Indian travellers planning a short leisure trip to Dubai who want the official fee before comparing agent prices. If the visitor is already inside the UAE, or you need a different visa type, the amounts differ. Business visit visas are covered on their own page.
Yes. The official fee schedule adds 5% VAT on top of the AED 200 (30-day) and AED 300 (60-day) fees.
For this single-entry tourist visa, the official service page lists no security deposit.
Only accredited tourism offices in the emirate can issue this visa, so you apply through one of them. Their quote can differ from the government fee, so ask for a breakdown.
The official page lists Knowledge Dirham 10, Innovation Dirham 10 and an in-country fee of 500 for a sponsored person already inside the UAE.
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