Question 1: Can a brand new Chinese passport be used for visa on arrival in Dubai? If you are traveling from China to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, the so-called "visa on arrival" is meaningless, so don't count on it.

1) When leaving the country from China, according to China’s entry-exit management regulations, you must have a destination visa, otherwise the border control will not allow you to leave the country, even if you have a round-trip air ticket order and a boarding pass to Dubai. For example, in countries that provide visa on arrival, such as Thailand, if you want to leave China and apply for a visa on arrival, you have to join a group. The travel agency provides a list of groups for departure from the border. If you travel alone, you will not be able to leave with a blank passport.

2) The so-called visa on arrival in Dubai is actually a transit visa, with a stay of 96 hours. For example, if you have visited Africa and are returning to your home country via Dubai, you can apply for a visa on arrival without having to apply for a UAE visa in advance. But there are many restrictions. First of all, you must buy a ticket from Emirates' own airline; secondly, the procedures are cumbersome and it takes half a day to go to Dubai airport. In addition, the cost is higher than if you just apply for a visa and then go there.

The last thing I want to say is that it is easier to go abroad with a tour group for the first time. Food, accommodation and transportation are all arranged, so there is no need to worry. In addition to being 1-2 times more expensive than group travel, individual travel also has higher language requirements. Therefore, even if you want to travel independently, it is best to start from Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand. It is not recommended to start in a place like Dubai where English is not commonly spoken.

Question 2: What are the requirements for a visa on arrival in Dubai? Is it easy to get it? Nothing is required.

Just bring a valid passport.

Provided you are not on the Dubai blacklist.

Question 3: Is it true that when traveling to Dubai with a Chinese passport, it is a visa on arrival? If you are traveling from China to Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, the so-called "visa on arrival" is meaningless, so don't count on it.

1) When leaving the country from China, according to China’s entry-exit management regulations, you must have a destination visa, otherwise the border control will not allow you to leave the country, even if you have a round-trip air ticket order and a boarding pass to Dubai. For example, in countries that provide visa on arrival, such as Thailand, if you want to leave China and apply for a visa on arrival, you have to join a group. The travel agency provides a list of groups for departure from the border. If you travel alone, you will not be able to leave with a blank passport.

2) The so-called visa on arrival in Dubai is actually a transit visa, with a stay of 96 hours. For example, if you have visited Africa and are returning to your home country via Dubai, you can apply for a visa on arrival without having to apply for a UAE visa in advance. But there are many restrictions. First of all, you must buy a ticket from Emirates' own airline; secondly, the procedures are cumbersome and it takes half a day to go to Dubai airport. In addition, the cost is higher than if you just apply for a visa and then go there.

The last thing I want to say is that it is easier to go abroad with a tour group for the first time. Food, accommodation and transportation are all arranged, so there is no need to worry. In addition to being 1-2 times more expensive than group travel, individual travel also has higher language requirements. Therefore, even if you want to travel independently, it is best to start from Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand. It is not recommended to start in a place like Dubai where English is not commonly spoken.

Question 4: Do you need a visa to go to Dubai? Is it a visa on arrival? Yes, a visa on arrival

Question 5: How many times can a person come to Dubai with a visa on arrival in a year? Traveling to Dubai, United Arab Emirates The so-called visa check-in for tourism is meaningless, so you have to count on 1) The immigration office must provide a visa and border control release, even if you order a round-trip air ticket, go to Dubai, Taiwan, Taiwan, etc. to provide a visa check-in. If you want to get a visa, you can go to the border and go with the group travel agency to provide a border defense team. Traveling with a blank passport on the immigration list 2) The so-called visa drop-in in Dubai. The actual visa stay in Dubai is 96. Comparing the entry restrictions when transiting from Dubai and applying for a UAE visa in advance. First, you must buy a ticket from an Emirates airline; the procedures are cumbersome. Dubai Airport requires half a toll and the cost is higher than applying for a visa directly. First of all, it is easier to travel with a tour group. All food, accommodation and travel are arranged by private tour. In addition to the cost of group tour, which is 1-2 times more expensive, the foreign language requirements are relatively high, so even if you want to travel, For Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand, it is recommended to choose Dubai, where English can be spoken

Question 6: Can I apply for a visa on arrival in Dubai? How much does it cost? What information do I need to prepare? It’s not there! If you need to work, you can travel

Question 7: Can Dubai’s free arrival visa be applied for multiple times in a short period of time? The first entry is 30 days. The situation will come back immediately and it will be 10 days.

I don’t know how long it will take to return to the situation, which is 30 days.

Question 8: Can Chinese citizens get a visa on arrival when going to Dubai? A visa on arrival is only allowed for some Chinese citizens to use it at the designated ports of Incheon, Pyeongtaek, and Gunsan in South Korea. If you come to South Korea by plane, or in other places If you enter through a port, you need to apply for a visa in advance.

Question 9: How to apply for a Dubai visa on arrival. Passengers transiting at Dubai Airport can obtain a 96-hour visa on arrival through the following two methods:

First, purchase a ticket from Emirates Airlines , and is guaranteed by Emirates Airlines to apply for a 96-hour arrival visa in Dubai, usually also called a Dubai transit visa. This method has two disadvantages: First, tickets are generally purchased through ticket offices. Many ticket offices only sell tickets and do not know these policies, let alone whether they understand the details of applying for a Dubai transit visa. This can only be done unless you purchase it at an Emirates Airline office. However, Emirates Airline ticket prices are very high, so it is recommended that guests apply for a Dubai visa in advance.

Second, book other hotels in the UAE at the Emirates Dubai Stopover Airport Service Desk in the arrivals hall of Dubai International Airport and spend $75 to purchase a 96-hour Dubai visa on arrival. To successfully obtain a visa, tourists must have proof of confirmed UAE hotel reservations (such as a fax copy or email printout), which may be verified by Dubai Immigration officials. The total approximate cost of this method is about US$110 (excluding hotel fees).

Question 10: How to get a visa on arrival in Dubai? I don’t know if I can stay for 24 hours

But I think you can ask the airline you booked the flight on the high seas

They should know

Second The first question is, if you choose EK Airlines

EK’s Shanghai office can help apply for a tourist visa. It will take 2 weeks

I also called EK Airlines to ask specific questions