No. Under UAE law, it is strictly illegal to work while on a standard Visit or Tourist Visa. To work legally, you must have a valid Employment Visa sponsored by a UAE-registered company.

Yes. In most cases, you can reapply as soon as the reason for the initial rejection has been addressed.

Common reasons for denial include:

• Unclear passport copies
• Minor typos

Our team at Ujem Travel reviews your documents before submission to minimize this risk.

If you were rejected due to a previous overstay, you must clear all fines before reapplying.

No. UAE Immigration authorities do not refund visa processing fees once an application has been submitted, regardless of whether it is approved or rejected.

This is why we emphasize the importance of ensuring all your documents are 100% accurate before we hit "submit."

While both allow you to travel anywhere within the seven Emirates (Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, etc.), they are issued by different immigration departments (GDRFA for Dubai and ICP for Sharjah).

Sharjah Visit Visa (2,000 DHS):

• Often processed through Sharjah-based airlines or sponsors
• Ideal for those landing at Sharjah International Airport

Dubai Visit Visa (1,200 DHS):

• Valid for 60 days
• The most popular choice for tourists and job seekers
• Offers a longer stay at a competitive price

To ensure a smooth application process, we typically require:

• A clear, color scan of your Passport (must be valid for at least 6 months)
• A recent passport-size photograph with a white background

For certain nationalities, a National ID or proof of residence may be required.