Transit visa for a Pakistani passport holder for an 11-hour layover in Dubai
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I'm a Pakistani passport holder. I have booked my flight with Emirates from Kuwait to Pakistan. I have an 11-hour layover in Dubai. Can I get a transit visa on arrival in Dubai? What's the cost and procedure? Thanks.
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I'm a Pakistani passport holder. I have booked my flight with Emirates from Kuwait to Pakistan. I have an 11-hour layover in Dubai. Can I get a transit visa on arrival in Dubai? What's the cost and procedure? Thanks.
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I'm a Pakistani passport holder. I have booked my flight with Emirates from Kuwait to Pakistan. I have an 11-hour layover in Dubai. Can I get a transit visa on arrival in Dubai? What's the cost and procedure? Thanks.
transit-visas dubai pakistani-citizens
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asked Feb 5 at 7:55
Noman Ali
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I'm a Pakistani passport holder. I have booked my flight with Emirates from Kuwait to Pakistan. I have an 11-hour layover in Dubai. Can I get a transit visa on arrival in Dubai? What's the cost and procedure? Thanks.
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transit-visas dubai pakistani-citizens
edited Feb 5 at 8:30
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asked Feb 5 at 7:55
Noman Ali
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edited Feb 5 at 8:30
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asked Feb 5 at 7:55
Noman Ali
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edited Feb 5 at 8:30
drat
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edited Feb 5 at 8:30
drat
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If the journey from Kuwait to Pakistan is one ticket, then Emirates is bound to give you a hotel room under IATA rules. Emirates usually takes travellers to hotels out of the airport complex which requires them to cross immigration. Emirates should arrange this for you. You should contact them.
Edit: Apparently, there is a debate on whether the rules under the IATA are enforceable. In any case, emirates will provide accommodation and a visa for layovers longer than 8hrs.
https://www.emirates.com/english/before-you-fly/dubai-international-airport/dubai-connect.aspx
answered Feb 5 at 8:40
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Which IATA rule is this?
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 9:55
emirates.com/english/before-you-fly/dubai-international-airport/…
– greatone
Feb 5 at 9:58
That's no IATA rule. That's a voluntary program offered by Emirates. They are not bound by any international rule to do that.
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 10:02
if emirates not provide hotel room and i book a hotel on my own expenses, may i leave the air port as per rules?
– Noman Ali
Feb 5 at 12:53
Your edit is not what I'm saying. I'm not talking about the enforceability of such a rule, I'm talking about the presence of such a rule. I don't think such a rule exists; can you link me to the actual IATA rule stating this?
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 23:18
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If the journey from Kuwait to Pakistan is one ticket, then Emirates is bound to give you a hotel room under IATA rules. Emirates usually takes travellers to hotels out of the airport complex which requires them to cross immigration. Emirates should arrange this for you. You should contact them.
Edit: Apparently, there is a debate on whether the rules under the IATA are enforceable. In any case, emirates will provide accommodation and a visa for layovers longer than 8hrs.
https://www.emirates.com/english/before-you-fly/dubai-international-airport/dubai-connect.aspx
answered Feb 5 at 8:40
greatone
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Which IATA rule is this?
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 9:55
emirates.com/english/before-you-fly/dubai-international-airport/…
– greatone
Feb 5 at 9:58
That's no IATA rule. That's a voluntary program offered by Emirates. They are not bound by any international rule to do that.
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 10:02
if emirates not provide hotel room and i book a hotel on my own expenses, may i leave the air port as per rules?
– Noman Ali
Feb 5 at 12:53
Your edit is not what I'm saying. I'm not talking about the enforceability of such a rule, I'm talking about the presence of such a rule. I don't think such a rule exists; can you link me to the actual IATA rule stating this?
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 23:18
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
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If the journey from Kuwait to Pakistan is one ticket, then Emirates is bound to give you a hotel room under IATA rules. Emirates usually takes travellers to hotels out of the airport complex which requires them to cross immigration. Emirates should arrange this for you. You should contact them.
Edit: Apparently, there is a debate on whether the rules under the IATA are enforceable. In any case, emirates will provide accommodation and a visa for layovers longer than 8hrs.
https://www.emirates.com/english/before-you-fly/dubai-international-airport/dubai-connect.aspx
answered Feb 5 at 8:40
greatone
2,128928
Which IATA rule is this?
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 9:55
emirates.com/english/before-you-fly/dubai-international-airport/…
– greatone
Feb 5 at 9:58
That's no IATA rule. That's a voluntary program offered by Emirates. They are not bound by any international rule to do that.
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 10:02
if emirates not provide hotel room and i book a hotel on my own expenses, may i leave the air port as per rules?
– Noman Ali
Feb 5 at 12:53
Your edit is not what I'm saying. I'm not talking about the enforceability of such a rule, I'm talking about the presence of such a rule. I don't think such a rule exists; can you link me to the actual IATA rule stating this?
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 23:18
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
If the journey from Kuwait to Pakistan is one ticket, then Emirates is bound to give you a hotel room under IATA rules. Emirates usually takes travellers to hotels out of the airport complex which requires them to cross immigration. Emirates should arrange this for you. You should contact them.
Edit: Apparently, there is a debate on whether the rules under the IATA are enforceable. In any case, emirates will provide accommodation and a visa for layovers longer than 8hrs.
https://www.emirates.com/english/before-you-fly/dubai-international-airport/dubai-connect.aspx
answered Feb 5 at 8:40
greatone
2,128928
If the journey from Kuwait to Pakistan is one ticket, then Emirates is bound to give you a hotel room under IATA rules. Emirates usually takes travellers to hotels out of the airport complex which requires them to cross immigration. Emirates should arrange this for you. You should contact them.
Edit: Apparently, there is a debate on whether the rules under the IATA are enforceable. In any case, emirates will provide accommodation and a visa for layovers longer than 8hrs.
https://www.emirates.com/english/before-you-fly/dubai-international-airport/dubai-connect.aspx
answered Feb 5 at 8:40
greatone
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edited Feb 5 at 10:03
answered Feb 5 at 8:40
greatone
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answered Feb 5 at 8:40
greatone
2,128928
answered Feb 5 at 8:40
greatone
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2,128928
Which IATA rule is this?
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 9:55
emirates.com/english/before-you-fly/dubai-international-airport/…
– greatone
Feb 5 at 9:58
That's no IATA rule. That's a voluntary program offered by Emirates. They are not bound by any international rule to do that.
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 10:02
if emirates not provide hotel room and i book a hotel on my own expenses, may i leave the air port as per rules?
– Noman Ali
Feb 5 at 12:53
Your edit is not what I'm saying. I'm not talking about the enforceability of such a rule, I'm talking about the presence of such a rule. I don't think such a rule exists; can you link me to the actual IATA rule stating this?
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 23:18
add a comment |Â
Which IATA rule is this?
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 9:55
emirates.com/english/before-you-fly/dubai-international-airport/…
– greatone
Feb 5 at 9:58
That's no IATA rule. That's a voluntary program offered by Emirates. They are not bound by any international rule to do that.
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 10:02
if emirates not provide hotel room and i book a hotel on my own expenses, may i leave the air port as per rules?
– Noman Ali
Feb 5 at 12:53
Your edit is not what I'm saying. I'm not talking about the enforceability of such a rule, I'm talking about the presence of such a rule. I don't think such a rule exists; can you link me to the actual IATA rule stating this?
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 23:18
Which IATA rule is this?
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 9:55
Which IATA rule is this?
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 9:55
emirates.com/english/before-you-fly/dubai-international-airport/…
– greatone
Feb 5 at 9:58
emirates.com/english/before-you-fly/dubai-international-airport/…
– greatone
Feb 5 at 9:58
That's no IATA rule. That's a voluntary program offered by Emirates. They are not bound by any international rule to do that.
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 10:02
That's no IATA rule. That's a voluntary program offered by Emirates. They are not bound by any international rule to do that.
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 10:02
if emirates not provide hotel room and i book a hotel on my own expenses, may i leave the air port as per rules?
– Noman Ali
Feb 5 at 12:53
if emirates not provide hotel room and i book a hotel on my own expenses, may i leave the air port as per rules?
– Noman Ali
Feb 5 at 12:53
Your edit is not what I'm saying. I'm not talking about the enforceability of such a rule, I'm talking about the presence of such a rule. I don't think such a rule exists; can you link me to the actual IATA rule stating this?
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 23:18
Your edit is not what I'm saying. I'm not talking about the enforceability of such a rule, I'm talking about the presence of such a rule. I don't think such a rule exists; can you link me to the actual IATA rule stating this?
– gparyani
Feb 5 at 23:18
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