Uganda Welcomes UAE Citizens with 90-Day Visa-Free Access

Uganda has opened its borders to citizens of the United Arab Emirates by granting them visa-free entry for stays of up to 90 days. This information was published by the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The visa-free policy applies to all categories of UAE passports, including diplomatic, special, official, and normal, allowing every Emirati traveler to qualify without needing to visit a Ugandan embassy or consulate. The arrangement covers various purposes such as tourism, study, treatment, and work.
For those wishing to stay beyond the 90 days, Ugandan authorities require an application for a residence permit. This initiative positions Uganda as one of the more accessible African destinations for Emirati travelers, reflecting a broader interest in strengthening ties between Uganda and the UAE beyond tourism.
Uganda aims to enhance its tourism sector, known for its biodiversity and attractions like the mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and the source of the River Nile in Jinja.
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