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UAE multiple-entry visit visa from Pakistan in 2025 – Fees and requirements

UAE multiple-entry visit visa from Pakistan in 2025 – Fees and requirements

Web Desk July 10, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Pakistani citizens can now apply for a five-year multiple-entry visit visa for the United Arab Emirates to visit the Gulf country as tourists.

The official Government of Dubai website says that foreign nationals can get this multiple-entry tourist visa, which is valid for five years from the date it is issued.

This visa lets people visit the UAE many times without needing a local sponsor or host, but they must pay the required fees and provide a financial guarantee.

To apply for the visa, the following requirements must be met:

A passport with a minimum validity of six months

A travel ticket confirming onward travel or departure from the country

Proof of valid health insurance coverage within the UAE

Bank statements showing a balance of at least $4,000 (or equivalent in other currencies) maintained over the six months prior to applying

The visa allows a stay of up to 90 consecutive days, which may be extended once for another 90 days, provided the total stay does not exceed 180 days within a 12-month period.

How to Apply Online

The applicants can use the digital channels (website/smart application) to apply for the visa online. Following are steps.

1. Log in to the smart services system through (UAE Pass or username).

2. Search for the service to be applied for.

3. Fill in the application data, where applicable.

4. Pay the service fee (if any).

UAE Multiple Entry Visa Fee from Pakistan

According to reports, the visa fee for the UAE five years multiple entry visa stands at 660 AED. The total amount of the visa may vary depending on the circumstances.

Financial guarantees Details

Guarantee amount: AED2000

Warranty service fee: AED20

Fee for collection and return of the guarantee: AED40

 

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