Irish Citizens do not need a visa to enter the UAE as they are eligible for a 30 day on-arrival visa for Dubai. It is free and also a single entry visa. It’s valid for 40 days from the date of issue as it has a 10 day grace period. If Irish Passport holders are looking for a longer stay they can select the 60 day prepaid visa option....
Residents of Ireland from different nationalities , who don’t have Irish Citizenship , aren’t eligible for the on arrival visa for Dubai. They can pick a 30 day or 60 day prepaid visa according to their travel needs.
The UAE on - arrival visa for Irish Citizens is free of charge for a 30 day stay. The UAE 30 day and 60 day prepaid visa rates are as below.
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The main requirement is to have an Irish Passport valid for at least 6 months. With this you can get your on- arrival visa.
The below mentioned documents are needed to obtain a Prepaid UAE Visit Visa for Irish Citizens ,
The on-arrival 30 day visa for Irish Citizens is easy and hassle free. The below steps should be followed to obtain it. Remember to have your passport with you at all times.
Follow the below steps to get a 60 day UAE prepaid visa with Arabiers.
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100% safe and secureWanting to extend your stay in Dubai is understandable because of its glory and beauty. Only Irish Citizens with a 30 day on arrival visa can extend their visa by the following method.
Extending on arrival visa - You can pay around 990 AED and get 20 more days to spend in Dubai by extending your existing visa.
Irish on arrival or prepaid visa holders can extend their stay by following one of the given two options as well.
Airport to Airport Visa exchange - You can travel to a neighboring country like Oman by road or an airline and apply for an express visa back to Dubai. You can contact Arabiers to get it done. This will take approximately 1- 3 hours. This also gives you a total stay of 60 days.
In Country 90 day visa without exiting - This is suitable for anyone who wants to stay in the UAE for more than 60 days without having to exit the country to obtain a visa extension. Follow the below steps to extend your visa using this method.
Irish Citizens can extend their prepaid visa(30 day or 60 day) twice. The first extension is for 30 days and the second extension is for another 30 days. There are two main ways to extend your visa by crossing a border to a neighboring country or even through airport to airport exchange.
To find out more details on extending or renewing your visa feel free to reach out to us at Arabiers. Overstaying your visa period will cost you a fine and even legal charges. It is important to extend or renew your visa if you plan to stay longer than the intended time period.
Dubai is an optimal destination for individuals who are seeking job opportunities or for businesses seeking investment opportunities. It is also considered a place to stay longer than a holiday and even call it home. Inorder to move to the “City of Gold” you would need a UAE Resident Visa. The UAE Resident visa allows you to stay in Dubai for 3-5 years legally. Upon expiry this can also be renewed.
The type of resident visa depends on the purpose of your visit. The Irish expecting to work in Dubai can obtain a Standard work visa or even a Green work visa. The standard work visa lasts for 2 years where you have to secure a job before applying for this visa. This should be applied for by the employer. The Green Work Visa Is for a period of five years and self sponsored.
The student Visa is another method to have a much longer stay in Dubai for Irish Citizens. This visa is sponsored by the respective University or by an applicant’s parents living in the UAE. The resident visa can also be obtained as a UAE Family Visa, UAE Golden Visa, UAE Retirement Visa etc.
Irish Citizens with on-arrival visas can change into resident visas as well. By securing a job and offer letter through your prospective employer you can apply for a resident visa with your existing UAE on arrival visa.
Inorder to sponsor your family you need a Resident Visa and a valid Emirates ID. Your salary mentioned clearly in your labor contract along with the Ejari Tenancy Contract of your accommodation is also needed.
To obtain a Family Visa when your family members are outside the UAE you can proceed to get an entry permit first. Then you can continue with the rest of the process like stamping.
If your family members are inside the UAE you can proceed to change your visa to a resident visa using two methods. You can do it while inside the country or through an Oman border run. You would be charged for the entry permit and status change separately.
No, as the name suggests the on arrival visa can be obtained only when entering the UAE
No , the on arrival visa for Irish citizens is free of charge.
Yes, Irish Citizens can proceed with a prepaid 60 day visa or even extend the visa accordingly. Contact Arabiers for more details on visa extension and renewal.
Yes, they can.
You can apply for a job but can't work or stay in the UAE with a Dubai Visit Visa from Ireland You need to have a work visa or resident visa inorder to proceed with a job offer.