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UAE approves 5-year multiple-entry visa

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has announced the approval of multiple-entry visa scheme valid for five years for all nationalities.
Vice-president and prime minister of the country, Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum announced this on Monday after his first cabinet meeting for the new year.
Maktoum said the development is part of plans to turn the Gulf state into a tourism hub and to establish the country as a major global tourist destination.
Prior to the extension, tourists could only get a 30-day or 90-day visa duration, depending on the country.
According to the prime minister, the UAE receives 21 million visitors annually.
“Today we approved the change of the tourist visa system in the country … so that the duration of the tourist visa is five years, multi-use .. for all nationalities .. we receive more than 21 million tourists annually and our aim is to establish the country as a major global tourist destination,” Maktoum said on Twitter.
“I chaired the first meeting of the Council of Ministers in the new year … We reviewed the achievements of a year ago … Our plan for a new year has come … The year 2020 will be a different year because it is the year of preparation for its fifty .. the year in which we design the future emirates”
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