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UAE to lift ban on flights from Pakistan on August 5 Stay tuned with 24 News HD Android App The United Arab Emirates will lift the ban on some categories of passengers entering from Pakistan to the UAE as of August 5. Moreover, the Emirates states will also restore the transit flights from Pakistan and other countries banned due to the spread of the coronavirus. The National Emergency and Crisis Management Authority (NCEMA) said Tuesday the United Arab Emirates will lift a ban on transit passenger traffic from India, Pakistan, Nigeria, and Uganda from August 5. The UAE, a major international travel hub, has banned passengers from many South Asian and African countries for several months due to the coronavirus pandemic. NCEMA said on Twitter that passengers travelling from countries where flights had been suspended would be able to transit through its airports from Thursday as long as they present negative PCR tests taken 72 hours prior to departure. #NCEMA and Civil Aviation: Entry to the UAE will be allowed for some categories of passengers from countries, from where inbound flights to the Emirates have been banned. #TogetherWeRecover https://t.co/uvqhZXyKLy pic.twitter.com/I5cgoDbrrC— NCEMA UAE (@NCEMAUAE) August 3, 2021 Final destination approval would also have to be provided, the authority said, adding that UAE departure airports would arrange separate lounges for transiting passengers. NCEMA said that a ban on entry to the UAE for passengers from these countries would also be lifted for those with valid residencies and who are certified by Emirati authorities as fully vaccinated. Following categories have been allowed to enter the UAE from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Nigeria and Uganda: Those with valid residency visas who received the two doses of vaccine in the UAE, and that 14 days passed since receiving the second dose as well as having vaccination certificates approved by official authorities in the country. Medical personnel working in the country including doctors, nurses, technicians Those working in the educational sector who teach in universities, colleges, schools and institutes Students studying in the country People who deserve humanitarian consideration with valid residency visa Workers in federal and local government authorities Cases of those completing treatment in the country Requirements The passenger following in these categories would need the following requirements for entering the UAE. Submit a request on the website of the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship to obtain the necessary approvals. Vaccination certificates certified by the concerned authorities in the country. Submit a prior PCR test within (48) hours from the date of departure, provided that the tests are from accredited laboratories and carry a QR Code. That laboratory test is conducted before boarding the plane. They must follow the precautionary and preventive measures upon arrival, including quarantine and PCR checks upon and after arrival, in addition to follow-up and health monitoring. Resumption of travel for transit passengers Travel will also resume for transit passengers from all countries from which transit passengers were previously banned, provided that the traveller's last destination is accepted and a laboratory PCR test is submitted within (72) hours from the time of departure. The country's airports will allocate special lounges for transit passengers while taking all precautionary and preventive measures. Previously exempted categories Earlier, the GCAA exempted official delegations and businessmen, subject to obtaining prior approval, as well as golden and silver residency holders. It also exempted holders of essential jobs according to the classification of the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship (ICA), and foreign aircraft crews, provided that a negative PCR test was obtained within 48 hours of departure and upon arrival, and adhere to the quarantine period.
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युएईकाे नयाँ घाेषणाले आप्रवासी पनि लाभान्वित संयुक्त अरब इमिरेट्स (युएई) १२ जुलाईमा म्याद सकिएको आवासीय भिसा र परिचयपत्र (आईडी कार्ड) को नवीकरणका लागि आवेदन स्वीकार गर्ने भएको छ। मन्त्रिपरिषद्ले म्याद सकिएको भिसालाई वैध बनाउन, इमिरेट्स आईडी कार्डर इन्ट्री परमिट (प्रवेश अनुमति) लाई लिएर नयाँ घोषणा गरेको हो। कोरोना भारसको महामारीको शुरुआती महिनामा लकडाउन र हवाइ उडान ठप्प भएसँगै यूएईले आवासीय भिसा, इन्ट्री र रेजिडेन्सी परमिटको म्याद बढाइदिएको थियो। आईसीएले भिसा, इन्ट्री परमिट र आईडी कार्डको सेवा फेरि सुरु हुने जनाएका हो। सबै प्रवासी नागरिक, यूएईका नागरिक, आग्रह गरिएको देशका नागरिकका अमान्य भइसकोक दस्तावेजलाई वैध गरिने फेडरल अथोरिटी फोर आइडेन्टिटी एण्ड सिटिजनशिप (आईसीए) ले जनाएको छ। आवासीय भिसा र आईडी कार्ड मार्च र अप्रिल महिनाबाट अवैध भएका थिए। यसका लागि १२ जुलाईबाट आवेदन दिन पाइनेछ। यूएईले कोरोना भाइरस संक्रमण फैलनेबाट रोक्न लगाएको प्रतिबन्ध खुकुलो बनाएपछि यस्तो निर्णय गरेको बीबीसी हिन्दीले उल्लेख गरेको छ। आईसीएले युएईलाई सामान्य अवस्थामा लैजाने बताएको छ। The Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship Resumes its Services to Customers.#ICA #UAE pic.twitter.com/cSQ87qWSjH — Identity and Citizenship- UAE (@ICAUAE) July 11, 2020