Unvaccinated Travel to Dubai :- Rules to follow by Eddy

 Few airports in the United Arab Emirates have experienced such a drastic shift in travel patterns since March 2020 as those in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. While their significance as long-distance connecting hubs is lessened since many Asia-Pacific nations' borders remain closed, the emirates themselves continue to dazzle. When you arrive in Dubai, you'll see the world's tallest tower, resort hotels that compete in opulence, and dinky wooden boats that still navigate the creek. Just inland is the desert, from whence all of this arose, and where you can still get a feel of life in pre-oil tented camps.

What exams do I need to do before I fly to Dubai?

On February 26, the entrance criteria were relaxed even more. All travelers to Dubai must now provide either a recognized vaccination certificate with a QR code, a negative PCR test taken within 48 hours of departure, or a recovery certificate demonstrating that the passenger recovered from Covid-19 within the previous month. This implies that guests who have been properly vaccinated no longer need to produce a negative PCR test to get access.

Visitors who have not been immunized may fly to Dubai, but must present a negative PCR test done within 48 hours of departure for DXB airport.

Which tests would I require for Abu Dhabi?

The restrictions change slightly for Abu Dhabi, which is a separate emirate from Dubai. Abu Dhabi allows travelers to enter without quarantine if they are completely immunized. Both require a negative PCR test result done no more than 48 hours before departure. On arrival in Abu Dhabi, a second PCR test is necessary, as are follow-up tests on days four and eight.

Can I enter Dubai without a visa?

At immigration, British passport holders will be awarded a tourist visa to Dubai, which will be stamped in their passport. It's free and only lasts 30 days. There is no need to apply ahead of time.