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See the FCDO’s advice on entry requirements for Dubai>

 

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  • Red list pledge
  • Help with getting your tests sorted
  • 24-hour support while you’re away

Find out more about our promise and everything we’re doing to keep you safe on the Travel With Confidence hub.

The most important need-to-know info for Dubai

Here are the main things you need to be aware of.

 

Social distancing distance 1.5 metres.
Face mask requirements for adults Masks are mandatory in public places. You don’t have to wear one while you’re on a sunbed or while you’re swimming.
Face mask requirements for children Face masks are advised for children in spaces where social distancing is difficult or not possible.
Pre-departure forms and testing requirements You need to complete a health declaration form before departure, and show evidence of a negative COVID-19 PCR test when you land in Dubai. Find out more about Dubai entry requirements.
Other need-to-knows You must have international health insurance before travelling to Dubai.

What can you do in-resort?

Here’s what you can expect while you’re out and about in Dubai.

Beaches Open.
Restaurants Open.
Sights Open.
Supermarkets Open.
Other facilities Open.

Travelling to Dubai

Here’s the key information on getting to Dubai

Flights  You’ll fly to Dubai with one of our partner airlines. Please contact the airline you’re flying with directly for the latest travel information.

Travelling within Dubai

Here are your options for travelling within Dubai.

 

Car rental Not yet known – we’re working on it.
Public transport All public transport is running with reduced capacity. Masks are mandatory and you must stick to social distancing guidelines. 
Hiking Not yet known – we’re working on it.
Biking Not yet known – we’re working on it.
Other The land border between Dubai and Abu Dhabi currently remains closed. You can only enter Abu Dhabi if you have evidence of a negative COVID-19 test, taken within the last 48 hours, from a local approved facility.

For more information, take a look at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) advice on travelling to Dubai.

Read the full FCDO advice here