Anyone traveled to Dubai on Virtual Work Visa ?

[kelleycain]

I just got my Virtual Work permit for 60 days so that i can travel to Dubai and complete the residence visa and get my passport stamped.

I am not planning to come back for few months.. My question is do i need to book return ticket as well ? because now a days I heard anyone boarding for UAE from Pakistan need return tickets ?

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[rose21wiley]

Yes, you will need to book a return ticket as well. According to recent guidelines, travelers from Pakistan to the UAE on a visit visa are required to have a valid return ticket within the visa duration. This means your return ticket should be for a date before your visa expires.

It's recommended to book the return ticket from the same airline you're using for your inbound travel to avoid any complications or additional approvals at check-in.

[diana45peters]

Yes, you will need to book a return ticket as well. According to recent guidelines, travelers from Pakistan to the UAE on a visit visa are required to have a valid return ticket within the visa duration. This means your return ticket should be for a date before your visa expires.

It's recommended to book the return ticket from the same airline you're using for your inbound travel to avoid any complications or additional approvals at check-in liteblue login

[mia_davis]

Thank you all for the info

[LoisMiller]

Has anyone here traveled to Dubai on a virtual work visa? I’d love to hear about your experience and any tips for a smooth process!

[RichardGravener]

Yes, it is advisable to book a return ticket or provide proof of onward travel when flying to the UAE from Pakistan. Airlines and immigration authorities often require it to ensure compliance with entry conditions. Even though you are traveling on a 60-day Virtual Work Permit, bringing proof can avoid problems. While looking for information, I also stumbled across discussions about a Polaris windshield, which made me realize how important it is to be fully prepared. You may want to book a refundable or flexible ticket just in case your plans change.