Dubai Visa From Sudan

Dubai Visa From Sudan

All Sudanese nationals and holders of Sudanese passports require a visa issued by the United Arab Emirates Embassy to visit Dubai. As it is among travellers from around the world, Dubai is a very popular destination among the people of Sudan as well. Visitors from Sudan will need a visa to travel to Dubai or any other city in the UAE. As a Sudanese national, there are certain documents you will have to submit to the UAE Embassy to have your visa processed. Here’s a checklist of the documents you shall have to submit:

About Sudan 

Sudan, located in Northeast Africa, is the third-largest country on the continent. It has a diverse cultural landscape with over 597 ethnic groups. Sudanese citizens travelling to Dubai typically require a visa. The application process involves submitting necessary documents, including passport copies and photographs, along with the visa fee. Processing times vary, but it's advisable to apply well in advance of your intended travel dates.

Things to Keep in Mind

To enter Dubai, a visitor should essentially meet some criteria. The rules include:

• An amount of Dh 3000 cash or credit or equivalent in other currency while travelling to Dubai. It’s a mandatory amount that travellers should carry.
• Travellers should also provide valid proof of residence in the UAE. The proof can be a friend’s or family’s house address and hotel bookings.
• Confirmed return tickets should also be produced at the airport. It ensures a timely return to the hometown from UAE.

If a traveller fails to follow these guidelines, they will not be allowed to enter the UAE. Read detailed information about these guidelines here " Strict rules for Dubai visa holders".

Documents needed  to apply Dubai Visa from Sudan

• Scanned copies of your passport’s bio-pages that should be valid for at least 6 months from the date of travel
• A passport-sized photograph with a background of any colour
• While it’s not mandatory, you may still have to submit your Sudanese residency permit
• If you are a Pakistani, Iranian, Iraqi or Afghan citizen residing in Sudan, you’ll need to submit your national ID
• Proof of travel and accommodation bookings
• Proof showing that you are financially solvent enough to fund your trip to Dubai or any UAE city
• An itinerary of your stay in Dubai

Types of Dubai Tourist Visit Visas 

Depending on the purpose of your visit, you may choose from any of the following popular visa types:

Single-Entry Dubai Visit Visa 

30-Day Single Entry Visa-

• • Cost: $ 185
  • Processing time: 24-48 hour
  • Validity: 60-day from the issuing date
  • Allows the holder to stay in the UAE for 30 days from the day he enters the UAE

60-Day Single Entry Visa-

• • Cost: $ 365
  • Processing time: 24-48 hour
  • Validity: 60-day from the issuing date
  • Allows the holder to stay in the UAE for a longer duration of 60 days from the day of entry into the UAE

Multiple Entry Visas

30-Day Multiple Entry Visa

• • Cost: $ 355
  • Processing time: 24-48 hour
  • Validity: 60 days from the issuing date
  • Allows the holder to stay for 30 days from the date of entering the UAE

60-Day Multiple Entry Visa

• • Cost: $ 700
  • Processing time: 24-48 hour 
  • Validity: 60 days from the date of issue
  • Allows the holder to stay in the UAE for 60 days from the day he enters the UAE

Apart from these, there are the 96-hour transit visas and the 60-day job seeker visas. Please call us on +971 4 268 4645  for their details.

You can also apply for a 48-hour Dubai transit visa or a 96-hour Dubai transit visa. You can also connect with Travel Saga for urgent Dubai Visa Applications.

Dubai Visa Extension Options

There may come a time when you need to prolong your stay in Dubai beyond your original plan. In such cases, your visa could be close to expiring. Overstaying results in hefty fines, so you'll need to extend your visa before it expires. You have two options:

The Oman Visa Run requires exiting the UAE and going to nearby Oman. You only need to show proof of leaving the UAE for Dubai immigration before travelling to Oman. Just take a bus and stay in Oman while your UAE visa is processed. It's a very convenient and inexpensive way to extend your UAE visa.

The Airport to Airport method involves taking a flight from Dubai or Sharjah to any nearby country outside the UAE. You must provide your exit stamp to immigration at the Dubai or Sharjah airports before your flight out of the UAE. Your UAE visa is processed while you wait in the airport of the neighbouring country you flew to. This is a very fast way to extend your visa, but slightly more expensive.

Conclusion

We at Travel Saga offer you the necessary help to ensure your visa application is accepted without issues. Our team will assist you through the whole process, from filling out the application to submitting the required paperwork. Moreover, we will guide you through every step to make sure your visa application goes through smoothly.

FAQs

Q. Are Sudanese nationals eligible for visa-on-arrival in the UAE?

No, Sudanese nationals can visit the UAE only after they acquire a visa issued by the UAE Embassy well in advance.

Q. Is it possible to get the visa approved within 24 hours?

Yes, it’s possible to have your visa approved within 24 hours if you apply for an express visa.

Q. Shall I get a refund if there is any change of plans and I no longer need to travel to the UAE?

No, under no circumstances are visa fees refunded after they have been applied for. Travel Saga doesn't give any refunds in any case.

Q. Is it necessary for even my kids to have a visa to travel to the UAE?

Yes, all Sudanese who intend to visit the UAE shall need a visa, irrespective of their age and gender.

Q. How long are we allowed to stay in the UAE?

How long you can stay in the UAE depends on the type of visa you have applied for. The visas allow you to stay for periods ranging between 14 and 60 days.