Dubai Visa for Myanmar Citizens

Myanmar passport holders can apply for a pre-arranged UAE tourist or visit visa when they meet the requirements of the selected visa category and application channel.

Standard Myanmar Passport Holders

An ordinary Myanmar passport holder travelling for tourism should normally arrange a visa before departure.

The applicant should have:

• A valid Myanmar passport.
• Sufficient passport validity for the intended journey.
• A clear recent photograph.
• Travel information required for the application.
• A return or onward travel plan where required.
• The additional supporting documents requested for the individual application.

Submitting the required documents does not automatically mean the visa will be approved. The final decision remains with the relevant UAE immigration authority.

Visa on Arrival Eligibility

Myanmar ordinary passport holders should not rely on receiving a tourist visa at the airport. A pre-arranged visa should be obtained before travelling unless the traveller independently qualifies under another specific UAE entry category.

Current conditional visa-on-arrival arrangements available to passport holders of certain nationalities with qualifying foreign visas or residence permits do not list Myanmar among the specified nationalities.

Special Eligibility Conditions

Myanmar citizens who legally reside in another GCC country may fall under a different entry-permit route rather than the standard tourist visa route.

GCC residency by itself should not be treated as automatic visa-free entry. Eligibility depends on the applicable UAE entry rules, residence status and visa category. Travellers using this route should check their eligibility separately before booking the standard Myanmar tourist visa service.

The correct visa depends mainly on how long you intend to stay and whether you need to enter the UAE once or more than once.

30-Day Dubai Visa — For Short Trips

A 30 Days Dubai Visa is suitable for Myanmar travellers taking a short holiday, visiting family or making another brief trip to Dubai. It generally allows a stay of up to 30 days and is a practical option when the complete travel plan fits within this period. Applicants should select the appropriate entry type according to their itinerary, and the approved visa is provided electronically after processing.

60-Day Dubai Visa — For Longer Visits

A 60 Days Dubai Visa is better suited to Myanmar travellers who plan to stay in the UAE for more than 30 days. It can be useful for longer holidays, extended family visits or travel plans that require additional time in Dubai. The permitted stay must always be followed according to the conditions mentioned on the issued visa.

Multiple-Entry Dubai Visa — For Travellers Who Need Re-Entry

A Multiple Entry Visa Dubai can suit Myanmar travellers who need to enter the UAE more than once during the permitted visa period. This may be useful when a traveller enters Dubai, visits another country and then returns to the UAE as part of the same itinerary. Multiple entry does not mean unlimited stay, so the traveller must follow the validity and permitted-stay conditions stated on the approved visa.

Dubai Transit Visa — For Short Stopovers

A Dubai Transit Visa can be suitable for Myanmar passengers who have a short stopover in the UAE and need to pass through immigration. Eligible travellers may consider a 48-hour or 96-hour transit visa depending on the length of the stopover and applicable travel arrangements. Transit visas are intended for short stays and should not be used instead of a tourist visa when a longer visit is planned.

Urgent Dubai Visa — When Travel Is Approaching

An Urgent Dubai Visa service can be considered when a Myanmar traveller has an approaching departure date and requires priority handling. This service speeds up the application-assistance process where available, but it does not guarantee approval or a fixed decision time. Applicants should still submit complete and accurate documents as early as possible.

The Dubai visa price for Myanmar citizens depends on the duration of the visa selected for the trip. A 30-day Dubai visa costs AED 450 and can suit travellers planning a short holiday, family visit or brief stay in the UAE. Those who need a longer stay can choose the 60-day Dubai visa, priced at AED 750. Applicants should select the visa according to their travel plans, intended length of stay and entry requirements. The visa fee applies to the selected service, while any applicable security deposit or additional service conditions are handled separately. Always check the final payable amount before completing the application.

Prepare clear and readable documents before starting your Dubai visa application for Myanmar citizens.

The standard application documents can include:

• Clear copy of the Myanmar passport biodata page.
• Recent colour passport-size photograph.
• Applicant’s personal details.
• Return or onward flight information where required.
• Accommodation or travel details where required.
• Travel insurance where applicable.
• Previous UAE visa or travel information if requested.
• Additional documents requested for the individual application.

Passport Requirements

Your Myanmar passport should generally:

• Have at least 6 months’ validity from the relevant date of entry.
• Clearly display your name and passport number.
• Show the correct date of birth and expiry date.
• Be readable and undamaged.
• Match the information entered in the visa application.

A passport copy that is blurred, cropped or difficult to read can result in further document requests.

Photograph Requirements

Submit a recent colour photograph that:

• Clearly shows your face.
• Uses a plain, preferably white background.
• Has appropriate lighting.
• Is not blurred.
• Has not been heavily edited.
• Meets the required digital format.

The photograph should represent your current appearance.

Documents for Children

Children travelling on Myanmar passports generally need the appropriate individual travel documentation and entry permission.

For a minor, additional documents may be requested, including:

• Birth certificate.
• Parent or guardian passport copies.
• Proof of relationship.
• Parental consent or supporting travel documentation where applicable.

The exact requirements depend on the child’s circumstances and who is travelling with them.

Additional Documents That May Be Requested

Every application can be reviewed individually. Additional documents may therefore be requested based on nationality, applicant profile, travel history or immigration requirements.

These may include:

• Additional identity documents.
• Hotel or accommodation confirmation.
• Travel itinerary.
• Return or onward flight details.
• Supporting financial information.
• Previous UAE visa information.
• Documents related to a parent, guardian or sponsor.

Provide any requested documents promptly to avoid unnecessary processing delays.

Visa Approval Is Subject to Immigration

Submitting a complete application does not guarantee approval. The relevant UAE immigration authority independently reviews the application and makes the final approval or refusal decision.

Processing Time

Standard 30-day and 60-day applications through the service generally require approximately 3–5 working days after the necessary documents and payment have been completed.

Processing can take longer because of:

• Additional verification.
• Incomplete information.
• Further document requests.
• UAE public holidays.
• Immigration workload.

Processing periods are estimates and should not be treated as guaranteed decision times.

Dubai Visa Fee and Refund Conditions

Visa and service charges are handled according to the applicable cancellation and refund conditions. Refund eligibility can depend on whether the application has already been submitted for processing.

Applicants should check the applicable  Booking Policy, Terms & Conditions, and Privacy Policy before completing payment.

Additional Documents May Be Required

The initial document list does not prevent immigration or the processing channel from requesting additional information.

Respond promptly when further documentation is requested.

Security Deposit: Company Service Policy

An applicable AED 1,500 refundable security deposit may be required for the Myanmar service.

This deposit is separate from the visa fee and is handled according to the applicable company service conditions.

After submitting your application, the process generally moves through these stages:

• Your passport details, photograph and supporting documents are checked.
• You may be asked to provide clearer or additional documents if required.
• The application moves to visa processing once the necessary information is complete.
• Standard processing is generally estimated at 3–5 working days, although some applications can take longer.
• The relevant UAE immigration authority makes the final visa decision.
• Visa approval is not guaranteed and cannot be controlled by the visa-assistance provider.
• Once approved, the visa is supplied electronically.
• Check the visa details carefully against your Myanmar passport before travelling.