UAE Visa Fine Calculator 2025
(Official Rates)
Check your overstay fines instantly. Tourist & Residence Visa Rules.
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Your Total Fine
AED 0
Overstay Days
0
Daily Fine
AED 50
Grace Period
0 Days
⚠️ Additional Costs: Expect an additional AED 250-350 for the Exit Permit fee
at the airport or AMER center.
UAE Visa Fine Structure 2025
🚨 Grace Period Rules (Critical Information)
Tourist/Visit Visas: There is NO grace period. Fines start from the first day after your visa expires at AED 50 per day.
Residence Visas (Cancelled): You typically have a 30-day grace period after visa cancellation. Overstay fines only begin after this grace period expires.
| Fine Type | Description | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| First Day Fine | Penalty for the first day of overstay | AED 50 |
| Daily Overstay Fine | Each additional day after the first day | AED 50/day |
| Exit Permit Fee | Administrative fee for departure clearance | AED 250-350 |
| 6-Month Ban Fine | If overstay exceeds 6 months (additional penalty) | Deportation + Ban |
How to Pay Your Visa Fine
You have multiple options to settle your UAE visa overstay fines:
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Dubai visa applications and procedures.
How much is the UAE visa overstay fine per day?
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The UAE visa overstay fine is AED 50 per day starting from the first day of overstay for tourist
visas. For residence visas, there is typically a 30-day grace period after cancellation before
fines
begin.
Is there a grace period for tourist visa overstay?
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No, tourist and visit visas have NO grace period. Fines start from the first day after visa
expiry
at AED 50 per day. This is a strict rule enforced by UAE immigration.
What is the grace period for cancelled residence visa?
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Cancelled residence visas typically have a 30-day grace period. Overstay fines of AED 50 per day
only begin after this grace period expires. Use this time to arrange departure or status change.
Where do I pay my UAE visa overstay fine?
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You can pay visa overstay fines at Dubai Airport immigration counters when departing, or at AMER
centers and typing offices before travel. An exit permit fee of AED 250-350 also applies in
addition
to the daily fines.
Can I reduce or waive my overstay fine?
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In some cases, fines may be reduced or waived for medical emergencies, force majeure, or other
exceptional circumstances. You’ll need to provide documentation and apply through official
channels.
Contact us for assistance with complex cases.
What happens if I overstay for more than 6 months?
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Overstaying for more than 6 months can result in deportation, a travel ban, and additional
penalties. You may be banned from re-entering the UAE for a specified period. It’s crucial to
address overstay situations as soon as possible.