Dubai on-arrival Visa for Paki Engineer within 1 month of last visit?

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expat_malik Member

Member since 07 February 2013

expat_malikMember10 April 2013 04:31:38

Hi everyone,

I am a Pakistani PP holder and and Engineer by profession (on iqama as well!).
I travelled to dubai 2 weeks ago and got the on-arrival visa for GCC residents.
Now, i need to travel again to dubai for 1 night but within the 1 month period.

My question is, does the 1 month gap between visit visas also apply to GCC residents..?

IF YES, is there any way around it..?

Regards,
Malik

HRGuru ViP

Member since 12 January 2013

HRGuruViP10 April 2013 06:39:57

2233

You can get visit visa any time you visit in any number of gaps as long as your residence permit is valid in GCC.

expat_malik Member

Member since 07 February 2013

expat_malikMember10 April 2013 07:45:52

Thanks man!

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