The new Electronic Travel Authorisation replaces traditional visas for Emiratis
The UK remains a popular summer destination for UAE residents seeking respite from the intense heat.
The cooler, cloudier weather provides a refreshing contrast to the UAE's sun-drenched climate, and the relatively short flight adds to its appeal.
For UAE nationals, the ETA offers a quick, digital application process through a mobile app, with swift decision-making. However, other nationalities residing in the UAE will still need to apply for a visa. Here’s how to apply:
Determine the Visa Type: Identify the type of visa you need. The most common for short visits is the 'Standard Visitor Visa', though there are various categories depending on your purpose and duration of stay.
Gather Documentation: Collect the required documents based on your visa type.
Apply Online: Submit your application through the official UK Government website (www.gov.uk).
Pay the Fee: Pay the visa fee online. After payment, you'll receive a reference number for your application.
Upload Documents: Submit all necessary documents online with your application.
Book an Appointment: Schedule a visit to your nearest VFS Application Centre to provide biometric data.
Receive a Decision: You’ll be notified of your visa status. If approved, you can collect your passport from the VFS Centre or choose to have it delivered for an additional courier fee.
Cost: The 'Standard Visitor Visa' costs £115 (approximately Dh 554) for stays of up to six months.
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