UAE Visa FAQ

Yes, Pakistani citizens require a visa to visit the UAE. Unlike citizens of some countries who receive visa-free entry or visa on arrival, Pakistanis must obtain a UAE visa before traveling. The visa must be applied for through authorized visa centers, travel agencies, UAE-based sponsors, or hotels. The most common options are tourist visas (30, 60, or 90 days), transit visas (96 hours), and visit visas sponsored by UAE residents.

No, Pakistani passport holders cannot get visa on arrival in the UAE. You must obtain your visa before traveling. The UAE discontinued visa on arrival for Pakistani citizens several years ago. You need to apply through authorized channels including VFS Global, Gerry's Visa Services, travel agencies, UAE-based sponsors, or hotel sponsors. Allow 5-7 working days for normal processing or opt for express processing (24-48 hours) if you have urgent travel needs.

UAE tourist visas for Pakistanis are available in three durations:

• 30-day single entry: Valid for 30 days from entry date
• 60-day single entry: Valid for 60 days from entry date
• 90-day multiple entry: Valid for 90 days with multiple entries allowed

Tourist visas can be extended once for an additional 30 days by paying AED 600-850 (approximately PKR 50,000-70,000) to UAE immigration inside the country. Overstaying beyond the permitted period results in daily fines of AED 50 (approximately PKR 4,100).

Yes, a UAE visa is valid for all 7 emirates: Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Fujairah, Ras Al Khaimah, and Umm Al Quwain. You can travel freely between all emirates without any additional permits or visas. Whether you enter through Dubai International Airport, Abu Dhabi Airport, or any other UAE entry point, your visa covers the entire country. You can stay in any emirate, move between them, and exit from any UAE airport or border crossing.

No, working on a tourist visa in the UAE is strictly prohibited and illegal. Tourist visas are issued solely for tourism, leisure, visiting family/friends, or short business meetings. If you're caught working on a tourist visa, you face serious consequences including:

• Heavy fines (AED 50,000 or more)
• Immediate deportation
• Travel ban from UAE (1-5 years or permanent)
• Criminal record affecting future visa applications

For employment in UAE, you must have a proper work visa sponsored by a UAE company, which includes an employment visa, labor card, and residence permit.

Pakistani citizens can apply for several types of UAE visas:

• Tourist Visa: 30, 60, or 90 days for leisure/tourism (PKR 18,000-50,000)
• Visit Visa: Sponsored by UAE residents for visiting family/friends
• Transit Visa: 96 hours for airport layovers (PKR 8,000-10,000)
• Work Visa: Employment visa sponsored by UAE company (PKR 50,000-100,000)
• Residence Visa: Long-term stay with residence permit (2-3 years)
• Student Visa: For UAE university enrollment
• Golden Visa: 5-10 year residency for investors/professionals (PKR 120,000+)

Tourist Visa:

• Applied through travel agencies, hotels, or visa centers
• No UAE sponsor required
• Costs PKR 18,000-50,000 depending on duration
• Available in 30, 60, or 90-day options
• Suitable for independent travelers

Visit Visa:

• Sponsored by UAE resident (family member, friend, or company)
• Sponsor handles application and costs
• Usually 30 or 90 days duration
• Sponsor is legally responsible for visitor
• Often cheaper as sponsor may cover costs

A UAE transit visa is a 96-hour (4-day) visa for travelers with layovers in UAE airports who wish to leave the airport and explore the city. You need a transit visa if:

• You have a layover longer than 8 hours
• You want to leave the airport during your layover
• You're transiting through Dubai or Abu Dhabi to another country
• You have two separate tickets (not on same booking)

Cost: PKR 8,000-10,000 for normal processing
Processing: 1-2 working days
Note: If your layover is under 8 hours and you don't leave the airport, no visa is required.

The UAE Golden Visa is a long-term residency program (5 or 10 years) for exceptional individuals and investors. Pakistani citizens can apply if they meet these criteria:

• Investors: Real estate investment of AED 2 million+ or business investment
• Entrepreneurs: Business project with capital of AED 500,000+
• Specialized Talents: Doctors, scientists, researchers, artists
• Outstanding Students: GPA 3.75+ from recognized universities
• Professionals: Executives, specialists in vital sectors

Benefits: 10-year renewable visa, sponsor family members, no need for sponsor, 100% business ownership
Cost: PKR 120,000+ (processing fees, medical tests, Emirates ID)

Yes, it is possible to convert a tourist visa to a work visa inside the UAE without leaving the country, but it requires:

• A confirmed job offer from a UAE-registered company
• Company must be willing to sponsor your work visa
• You must have at least 30 days remaining on your tourist visa
• Complete medical fitness test and Emirates ID registration
• Submit all required documents to UAE immigration
• Pay conversion fees (approximately AED 5,000-8,000)

Processing: 7-14 working days
Note: The company sponsor handles most of the conversion process. Some free zones may have different procedures.

For a UAE tourist visa application from Pakistan, you need:

• Original Passport: Valid for at least 6 months, with minimum 2 blank pages
• Passport Copy: Clear color scan of bio-data page
• Photographs: 2 recent passport-sized photos (35mm x 45mm, white background)
• CNIC Copy: Both sides of Pakistani National ID card
• Bank Statement: Last 6 months showing PKR 150,000+ balance
• Flight Booking: Confirmed return air ticket
• Hotel Reservation: Confirmed booking or invitation letter from UAE host
• Application Form: Completed and signed UAE visa application
• Employment Proof: Job letter or business registration (if applicable)

All documents must be in English or Arabic with certified translations if originally in Urdu.

Your Pakistani passport must have a minimum of 6 months validity from your intended date of entry into the UAE. Additionally:

• At least 2 blank pages for visa stamps
• Passport should be in good condition (not damaged or torn)
• Bio-data page must be clearly readable
• If your passport expires in less than 6 months, renew it before applying

Important: Even if your visa is approved, immigration officers at UAE airports can deny entry if your passport has less than 6 months validity. Passport renewal in Pakistan takes 7-10 working days for normal processing.

Yes, hotel booking is typically required for UAE tourist visa applications. However, you have options:

• Hotel Reservation: Confirmed booking for your entire stay period
• Hotel Sponsor Letter: Some UAE hotels can sponsor your visa directly
• Friend/Family Invitation: If staying with UAE residents, provide their invitation letter + Emirates ID copy

Important Tips:

• Many travelers book refundable hotels on Booking.com for visa purposes
• Ensure hotel name and address are clearly visible
• Booking should cover your entire visa duration
• Some visa agencies include dummy hotel bookings in their package

Yes, bank statement is mandatory for UAE visa applications from Pakistan. Requirements:

• Duration: Last 6 months bank statement
• Minimum Balance: PKR 150,000+ maintained balance recommended
• Format: Original bank stamped statement or certified printout
• Currency: Can be in PKR, USD, or AED
• Account Type: Savings or current account

Purpose: Proves financial capability to support yourself during UAE stay
Note: If someone else is sponsoring your trip, their bank statement + sponsorship letter is acceptable. For business/work visas, company financials may be required instead.

UAE visa photographs must meet strict specifications:

• Size: 35mm x 45mm (passport size)
• Background: Pure white or off-white
• Face Coverage: 70-80% of photo area
• Recency: Taken within last 6 months
• Head Position: Straight, facing camera directly
• Expression: Neutral, mouth closed, eyes open
• Glasses: Not allowed (remove for photo)
• Headwear: Not allowed (except religious reasons, face must be fully visible)
• Quality: High resolution, no blur or shadows

Digital Format: JPEG, minimum 600 DPI
Physical: 2 printed copies on photo paper

UAE Tourist Visa Fees in PKR (February 2026): Note: Fees vary by agency and include UAE government fees + service charges. Prices subject to exchange rate fluctuations.

UAE visa fees typically include:

• UAE Government Fees: Official visa processing charges
• Service Charges: Visa center/agency handling fees
• Processing Fees: Document verification and submission
• VFS/Typing Charges: Application preparation

NOT Included (Additional Costs):

• Flight tickets
• Hotel bookings
• Travel insurance
• Airport transportation
• Visa extension fees (if needed later)
• Medical test (for work/residence visas)

Always confirm the exact breakdown with your visa provider before payment.

UAE visa fees can be paid through multiple methods in Pakistan:

• Bank Transfer: Direct transfer to visa center account
• Credit/Debit Card: Online payment on visa center portals
• Cash Payment: At VFS Global or authorized centers
• Demand Draft: In favor of visa service provider
• Online Banking: Through JazzCash, Easypaisa, or bank apps

Important:

• Keep payment receipt for application tracking
• Payment is usually non-refundable after submission
• Some agencies require full payment upfront
• Online payments may have additional transaction fees (2-3%)

Refund policies vary by component:

• UAE Government Fees: Sometimes refundable (50-70%) if visa rejected
• Service Charges: Usually NON-refundable
• Processing Fees: NON-refundable
• Express Charges: Completely NON-refundable

Typical Scenarios:

• Normal visa rejected: 30-50% partial refund possible
• Express visa rejected: Only government portion may be refunded
• Withdrawal before processing: 50-70% refund possible
• Withdrawal after submission: Usually no refund

Best Practice: Always clarify refund policy with your visa provider BEFORE payment. Get it in writing. Reputable agencies like VFS Global have clear refund policies.

UAE tourist visa can be extended once for 30 additional days. Extension costs:

• Extension Fee: AED 600-850 (PKR 50,000-70,000)
• Typing Charges: AED 100-150 (PKR 8,000-12,000)
• Service Fee: AED 200-300 (PKR 16,000-25,000)
• Total Cost: Approximately PKR 75,000-110,000

Extension Process:

• Apply before your current visa expires
• Visit typing center or travel agency in UAE
• Processing takes 2-3 working days
• Can only extend once - no multiple extensions
• Must leave UAE after extended period expires

Overstay Fine: AED 50 per day (PKR 4,100/day) if you overstay without extension.

UAE Visa Processing Times for Pakistani Citizens (2026):

• Tourist Visa (Normal): 5-7 working days
• Tourist Visa (Express): 24-48 hours
• Transit Visa: 1-2 working days
• Visit Visa: 3-5 working days
• Work Visa: 7-10 working days
• Residence Visa: 10-15 working days
• Golden Visa: 20-25 working days

Factors Affecting Processing:

• Peak season delays (Ramadan, Eid, December)
• Document completeness and accuracy
• Security clearance requirements
• UAE public holidays (Friday-Saturday weekend)
• Application volume at visa centers

Recommendation: Apply at least 2-3 weeks before your intended travel date.

You can track your UAE visa application through multiple methods: 1. Via Visa Agency Portal:

• Login to VFS Global website with application reference number
• Gerry's Visa tracking portal with receipt number
• Travel agency tracking system

2. Via UAE Immigration:

• Visit: smartservices.ica.gov.ae
• Enter your passport number and application number
• Check approval status and download e-visa

3. Via SMS/Email:

• Automatic updates sent by visa center
• Express processing includes real-time SMS alerts

Status Types: Application Received → Under Process → Security Check → Approved/Rejected → Visa Issued

UAE Government Working Days:

• Working Days: Sunday to Thursday
• Weekend: Friday and Saturday (UAE official weekend)
• Working Hours: 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM (UAE time)

Normal Processing:

• Only processes during UAE working days
• Applications submitted Thursday-Saturday start processing Sunday
• Public holidays cause additional delays

Express Processing:

• Some express services operate 24/7
• Weekend applications possible with express option
• Visa agencies work on Pakistani weekends but depend on UAE processing

Tip: When counting processing days, exclude UAE weekends and both Pakistani and UAE public holidays.

Yes, you can expedite through Express Processing service: Express Processing Benefits:

• Processing Time: 24-48 hours (instead of 5-7 days)
• Priority Handling: Your application jumps the queue
• Dedicated Support: Direct phone/WhatsApp assistance
• Real-time Updates: SMS and email alerts at each stage
• Weekend Processing: Available even on holidays

Cost Difference:

• Express costs almost double normal processing
• 30-day tourist: PKR 35,000-42,000 (vs PKR 18,000-22,000 normal)
• Worth it for urgent travel or non-refundable bookings

How to Apply: Select express option when booking through VFS Global, Gerry's, or authorized agencies. Can upgrade within 24 hours of submission.

If your UAE visa is delayed beyond the promised processing time: Immediate Actions:

• Contact your visa agency/center immediately
• Check application status on UAE immigration portal
• Request escalation to supervisor/manager
• Ask for official delay reason in writing

Common Delay Reasons:

• Security clearance taking longer (common for certain profiles)
• Document verification issues
• Peak season backlog
• UAE public holidays
• Technical issues with immigration system
• Previous UAE overstay on record

Your Rights:

• Request daily status updates
• Partial refund may be possible if unreasonably delayed
• Lodge complaint with visa center management
• Consider express processing upgrade if critically urgent

Complete UAE Visa Application Process: Step 1: Choose Visa Type

• Determine your purpose: tourism, visit, work, or transit
• Select duration: 30, 60, or 90 days

Step 2: Select Application Channel

• VFS Global centers (Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad)
• Gerry's Visa Services
• Authorized travel agencies
• Online visa portals

Step 3: Prepare Documents

• Passport (6+ months validity)
• Photos, CNIC, bank statement
• Flight and hotel bookings

Step 4: Submit & Pay

• Submit documents online or in-person
• Pay visa fees (PKR 18,000-50,000)
• Receive application reference number

Step 5: Track & Receive

• Track status online
• Receive e-visa via email (5-7 days)
• Print visa for travel

Authorized UAE Visa Centers in Pakistan: 1. VFS Global Centers:

• Karachi: Bahria Complex II, MT Khan Road | +92-21-3568-3130
• Lahore: 40-C, Main Gulberg | +92-42-3575-7879
• Islamabad: Safa Gold Mall, F-7 Markaz | +92-51-835-9999

2. UAE Embassy:

• Islamabad: Diplomatic Enclave, Sector G-4 | +92-51-227-0406

3. Gerry's Visa Services:

• Multiple locations nationwide | +92-21-3566-555

4. Online Portals:

• VFS Global Pakistan website
• Authorized travel agency portals
• UAE hotel sponsor websites

Yes, you can apply for UAE visa completely online: Online Application Process:

• Visit VFS Global Pakistan website or authorized agency portal
• Create account and fill online application form
• Upload scanned documents (passport, photos, CNIC, bank statement)
• Pay visa fees online (credit/debit card or online banking)
• Receive application confirmation via email
• Track status online
• Receive e-visa via email (print for travel)

Documents Needed (Scanned):

• Passport bio-page (color scan, 300 DPI+)
• Passport-sized photo (JPEG, white background)
• CNIC front and back
• Bank statement PDF
• Flight booking confirmation
• Hotel reservation

Note: First-time applicants may need to visit for biometric data. Subsequent applications can be 100% online.

Travel insurance is not mandatory for UAE tourist visa application, but it is highly recommended: Why You Should Get Travel Insurance:

• Medical emergencies are expensive in UAE (no free healthcare)
• Hospital visit can cost AED 500-2000 (PKR 40,000-160,000)
• Surgery/hospitalization can exceed AED 50,000 (PKR 4 million+)
• Covers flight cancellations, lost baggage, trip delays
• May improve visa approval chances (shows preparedness)

Cost:

• Basic travel insurance: PKR 2,000-5,000 for 30 days
• Comprehensive coverage: PKR 8,000-15,000

Where to Buy:

• Pakistani insurance companies (Adamjee, EFU, IGI)
• Online platforms (Allianz, World Nomads)
• Travel agencies (often bundled with visa package)

Yes, you can apply for UAE visa even if you have never traveled abroad. However, first-time travelers face slightly more scrutiny: Tips for First-Time Applicants:

• Strong Financial Proof: Show bank balance of PKR 200,000+ (higher than usual)
• Employment Proof: Provide job letter or business documents showing stable income
• Property Documents: Include property ownership papers if available
• Family Ties: Show marriage certificate, children's documents (proof of returning)
• Detailed Itinerary: Provide clear travel plans and hotel bookings
• Purpose Letter: Write explanation of why you're visiting UAE

Higher Approval Chances:

• Apply through reputable agency (VFS Global, Gerry's)
• Consider hotel-sponsored visa (hotels have interest in approval)
• Apply with family members (group applications look more genuine)
• Have UAE resident sponsor your visit visa

Success Rate: First-time travelers from Pakistan typically have 70-80% approval rate if documents are strong.

Common Reasons for UAE Visa Rejection: 1. Document Issues:

• Passport with less than 6 months validity
• Poor quality passport scans or photos
• Incomplete or missing documents
• Information mismatch between documents

2. Financial Concerns:

• Insufficient bank balance
• Recent large deposits (appears suspicious)
• No clear source of income

3. Travel History:

• Previous UAE overstay
• Previous visa violations
• Deportation record from UAE or other countries
• Blank passport (no travel history)

4. Security Reasons:

• Name matching with watchlist
• Criminal record
• Security clearance issues

5. Profile Concerns:

• Unemployed/no clear profession
• Young single applicants (especially women under 30, men under 25)
• Weak ties to home country

Note: UAE immigration rarely provides specific rejection reasons. You'll usually receive "Application Not Approved" without details.

Yes, you can reapply after rejection. Here's how: Waiting Period:

• No official mandatory waiting period
• Recommended: Wait 30-60 days before reapplying
• Use this time to strengthen your application

Before Reapplying:

• Identify the Issue: Consult with visa agency about likely rejection reason
• Fix Problems: Update passport, improve bank balance, gather missing documents
• Strengthen Profile: Add property documents, employment proof, family ties
• Consider Different Visa Type: If tourist failed, try visit visa with UAE sponsor

Reapplication Tips:

• Apply through different agency/channel
• Use hotel sponsorship instead of tour operator
• Apply with family members (group application)
• Provide detailed cover letter explaining previous rejection
• Show improved financial status

Success Rate: Reapplications with corrected documents have 50-60% approval rate.

Unfortunately, there is no formal appeal process for UAE tourist visa rejections: Why No Appeals:

• UAE immigration decisions are final
• No legal right to UAE entry as a foreign national
• Rejection reasons are rarely disclosed
• Appeal system doesn't exist for tourist visas

What You CAN Do:

• Request Review: Ask visa agency to request review from UAE immigration (rarely successful)
• Reapply Fresh: Submit new application after fixing issues (most common option)
• Try Different Visa: Apply for different visa type (e.g., visit instead of tourist)
• Contact Embassy: UAE Embassy in Islamabad (+92-51-227-0406) - they may provide guidance

Alternative Options:

• Get UAE resident to sponsor your visit visa
• Apply through hotel sponsorship
• Use professional visa consultant service

Important: Multiple rejections can make future applications harder. Focus on fixing root causes before reapplying.

Yes, UAE visa rejection can impact future applications: Impact on Future UAE Visas:

• Record Maintained: Rejection is permanently recorded in UAE immigration system
• Increased Scrutiny: Future applications will face more detailed review
• Higher Standards: Need stronger documents and financial proof
• Multiple Rejections: 2-3 rejections significantly reduce future approval chances

Impact on Other Country Visas:

• Minor Impact: Most countries assess applications independently
• Disclosure Required: Must mention UAE rejection in visa forms asking about previous rejections
• Not Automatic Rejection: Other countries won't automatically reject due to UAE refusal
• Schengen/US/UK: They may ask for explanation letter

Mitigation Strategies:

• Build strong travel history to other countries first
• Improve financial profile significantly
• Wait 6-12 months before reapplying to UAE
• Use professional immigration consultant
• Consider visit visa with strong UAE sponsor

10 Tips to Maximize UAE Visa Approval: 1. Perfect Documentation:

• All documents complete, clear, and legible
• No missing information or blank fields
• Consistent information across all documents

2. Strong Financial Profile:

• Bank balance PKR 150,000+ (6 months statement)
• Regular income/salary credits visible
• No sudden large deposits

3. Valid Passport:

• 6+ months validity from travel date
• At least 2 blank pages
• Good physical condition

4. Employment Proof:

• Job letter on company letterhead
• Business registration if self-employed
• Professional occupation shown

5. Clear Travel Purpose:

• Confirmed flight bookings
• Hotel reservations for entire stay
• Detailed itinerary

6. Home Country Ties:

• Property ownership documents
• Family ties (marriage certificate, children)
• Ongoing employment/business

7. Quality Photos:

• Meet exact specifications (35x45mm, white background)
• Recent and professional quality

8. Apply Through Reputable Agency:

• Use VFS Global or Gerry's
• Avoid unknown small agencies

9. Timing:

• Apply 2-3 weeks before travel
• Avoid peak season if possible

10. Clean Record:

• No previous UAE violations
• No overstays in any country

Essential Documents for UAE Travel: Mandatory Documents:

• Passport: Original with 6+ months validity
• UAE Visa: Printed copy of e-visa (color print recommended)
• Boarding Pass: For your flight
• Return Ticket: Confirmed booking proof

Highly Recommended:

• Hotel Booking: Confirmed reservation printout
• Travel Insurance: Policy document
• Financial Proof: Credit cards, traveler's cheques, or cash
• Contact Details: Hotel address and UAE contact number
• Sponsor Documents: If visiting someone, their Emirates ID copy

For Business Travelers:

• Company invitation letter
• Business card
• Meeting appointment confirmations

Tip: Keep digital copies of all documents on your phone and email for backup.

Yes, your UAE visa is valid for entry through all UAE international airports and land borders: Major UAE Entry Points:

• Dubai International Airport (DXB): Most popular for Pakistanis
• Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH): Capital city
• Sharjah International Airport (SHJ): Nearest to Dubai
• Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC): Dubai South
• Ras Al Khaimah Airport (RKT)
• Fujairah Airport (FJR)

Land Borders:

• UAE-Oman border crossings (if coming from Oman)
• UAE-Saudi Arabia border (Ghuwafat, Al Batha)

Sea Ports:

• Dubai Cruise Terminal
• Abu Dhabi Cruise Terminal

Note: Your visa is a single UAE visa valid nationwide - you don't need separate visas for Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or other emirates.

Common UAE Immigration Questions for Pakistani Visitors: Standard Questions:

• "What is the purpose of your visit?" Answer: Tourism/visiting friends/business meeting
• "How long will you stay?" Answer: Your actual planned duration (e.g., "10 days")
• "Where will you stay?" Answer: Hotel name and location
• "What is your occupation?" Answer: Your current job/profession
• "Have you visited UAE before?" Answer: Yes/No (be honest)
• "Do you have return ticket?" Answer: Yes (show if asked)

Additional Questions (Sometimes):

• "Who is sponsoring your trip?" (If visit visa)
• "How much money are you carrying?"
• "What do you do in Pakistan?"
• "Do you know anyone in UAE?"

Tips for Immigration Interview:

• Be confident but polite
• Answer truthfully and concisely
• Don't volunteer extra information
• Have hotel address ready
• Show return ticket if asked
• Dress modestly and professionally

Yes, UAE immigration officers have authority to deny entry even with a valid visa: Common Reasons for Entry Denial:

• Passport Issues: Damaged passport, less than 6 months validity, missing pages
• Suspicious Purpose: Immigration doubts your stated purpose of visit
• Previous Violations: Past overstay, visa abuse, or deportation record
• Inadequate Funds: Cannot prove sufficient money for stay
• No Return Ticket: No proof of onward/return travel
• No Hotel Booking: Cannot provide accommodation details
• Security Concerns: Name matches watchlist or criminal records
• Work Suspicion: Officer believes you'll work illegally
• Conflicting Information: Answers don't match visa application

What Happens If Denied:

• You'll be held at airport immigration area
• Passport stamped with entry denial
• Sent back on next available flight to Pakistan
• Airline responsible for return transportation
• May face UAE entry ban (temporary or permanent)

How to Avoid:

• Carry all supporting documents (hotel, return ticket, etc.)
• Be honest during immigration questioning
• Dress appropriately and maintain good appearance
• Have sufficient cash/credit cards
• Know your hotel address and itinerary

Recommended Money to Carry: Minimum Recommended:

• For 7-10 days: AED 3,000-5,000 (PKR 250,000-410,000)
• For 2-3 weeks: AED 6,000-8,000 (PKR 490,000-650,000)
• For 1 month: AED 10,000-15,000 (PKR 820,000-1.2 million)

Forms of Money:

• Cash (USD/AED): USD 500-1,000 for emergencies
• Credit Cards: Visa/Mastercard (primary payment method)
• Debit Cards: International debit card with enough balance
• Traveler's Cheques: Less common but acceptable

Declaration Requirements:

• Carrying over AED 100,000 (PKR 8.2 million) requires customs declaration
• Carrying over USD 10,000 requires declaration form
• Failure to declare can result in confiscation and fines

Daily Expenses in UAE:

• Budget stay: AED 200-300/day (PKR 16,000-25,000)
• Mid-range: AED 500-800/day (PKR 41,000-65,000)
• Luxury: AED 1,500+/day (PKR 123,000+)

Tip: Credit/debit cards are widely accepted. Keep mix of cash and cards.