Indian Consulate Issues UAE Entry Advisory Mandating Fund Proof and Return Tickets

The Consulate General of India (CGI) in Dubai has issued a mandatory travel advisory for Indian nationals traveling to the UAE on tourist and visit visas. The directive requires all travelers to strictly adhere to entry regulations to avoid being denied entry or deported at major airports, including Dubai and Sharjah. Mandatory Proof of Funds and Accommodation According to the official advisory, Indian passengers arriving on visit visas must possess a minimum of Dh3,000 in cash or an equivalent balance available on a credit card. This financial requirement is intended to verify that visitors have sufficient means to support themselves during their stay in the country. Travelers are also required to present a valid return ticket and confirmed proof of accommodation, such as a hotel booking or the verified residential address of a host. The advisory follows a recent surge in cases where Indian nationals were stranded or deported from UAE airports for failing to meet these basic entry criteria. UAE immigration authorities have increased inspections to ensure all visit visa holders are genuine tourists rather than individuals seeking illegal employment. Warning Against Illegal…