Those who love to travel to new countries will agree that travelling is the easy part. It’s actually the whole documentation process that’s time-consuming and tedious. After all, no one likes standing in long queues for paperwork and permits! If you too, resonate with this sentiment and are a resident of the UAE, then we’re here with brilliant news. Dear fellow travellers, we’re here to tell you about the countries you can visit visa-free.
Visa-Free Visit For UAE Residents?
For those who are holding UAE Residency Visa, they are allowed to visit 15 countries without the hassle of going through the visa process. Yes, all you need is just your passport, your residency visa, and of course a suitcase full of your beloved clothes before you jet off for a memorable holiday! This is brilliant, as many UAE-based residents are probably looking for destinations where they can travel in the coming days as there are upcoming long weekends. So, if you too wish to travel visa-free, these are the countries that will allow you to do so, as you can get a visa on arrival –
- Armenia
- Azerbaijan
- Brunei
- Georgia
- Indonesia
- Kyrgyzstan
- Malaysia
- Maldives
- Mauritius
- Montenegro
- Nepal
- Seychelles
- Singapore
- Sri Lanka
- Thailand
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Why Plan A Trip Now?
Travelling visa-free allows planning trips at much shorter notice. Not to mention, you don’t have to stand in terribly long queues to get all your documentation approved before you can get into the holiday spirit. With a four-day weekend coming up in April, this is the perfect time to consider a fantastic holiday with your loved ones. From visiting the grand mosques in Brunei to lounging by the beach in Seychelles, every country offers something unique for travellers.
Doesn’t it all sound absolutely convenient? So, if money is not an issue, and you’re already on the lookout for such pretty destinations, make sure to consider these 15 countries for sure!
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