GCC Residents: Apply for UAE eVisa Online for Dh350
GCC residents and their accompanying family members or dependents who wish to enter the UAE must obtain a valid eVisa before their arrival. The eVisa application process is online, and the total cost is Dh350. This guide outlines the eligibility, requirements, fees, and step-by-step application process for GCC residents.
Golden Visa Application Fees and Costs
The total cost for a UAE eVisa application is Dh350, which includes:| Fee Type | Amount |
|---|---|
| Request Fees | Dh100 |
| Issue Fees | Dh100 |
| Smart Service Fee | Dh100 |
| E-Service Fee | Dh28 |
| ICP Fees | Dh22 |
| Total | Dh350 |
Required Documents for UAE eVisa Application
To apply for a UAE eVisa, GCC residents will need to provide the following documents:- A valid residence visa from one of the GCC countries, valid for at least three months
- A valid passport copy, with the passport valid for at least six months
- A coloured passport-sized photo that meets the standards and requirements mandated by the ICP
- Proof of kinship for family members, such as a spouse or children
- National ID from the home country for some nationalities
- Additional documents may be required depending on the information provided in the application
Step-by-Step Application Process
To apply for a UAE eVisa online, follow these steps:- Create a UAE Pass account, which is the national digital identity for citizens, residents, and visitors in the UAE.
- Visit the ICP Smart Service Platform website at smartservices.icp.gov.ae and log in with your email and password or UAE Pass account.
- Access your personal dashboard and click on the ICP department of the emirate you are travelling to.
- Search for the service “Issue Entry Permit For GCC Resident” and click on “Start Service”.
- Fill in the required information and upload the necessary documents.
- Pay the application fees and submit your application.
Important Information
- The UAE eVisa is issued for 30 days and can be extended if necessary.
- Applicants must enter the UAE within 30 days from the date their visa is issued.
- Overstaying a visa can result in fines, additional fees, and legal consequences.
- To avoid these issues, applicants can extend their visa before it expires or leave the country before the expiry date.
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