The United Arab Emirates, the major international transit hub, has banned travellers from several South Asian and African countries for several months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
#NCEMA and Civil Aviation: Entry to the UAE will be allowed for some categories of passengers from countries, from where inbound flights to the Emirates have been banned. #TogetherWeRecover https://t.co/uvqhZXyKLy pic.twitter.com/I5cgoDbrrC
— NCEMA UAE (@NCEMAUAE) August 3, 2021
UAE airports will allocate special lounges for transit passengers taking all precautionary and preventive measures.
They Are Allowed To Travel UAE
- Those who have a valid residency visa, have received two doses of the vaccine in the UAE, and have received the second dose, as well as 14 days have elapsed from receiving a vaccination certificate approved by official authorities in the country.
- Medical personnel working in the country including doctors, nurses, technicians.
- Those working in the educational field teach in universities, colleges, schools and institutions.
- Students studying in the country.
- People who are eligible for humanitarian assistance with a valid residency visa.
- Activists in federal and local government officials.
- Cases of those who completed treatment in the country.
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