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US Passport holders can get a visa on arrival valid for 30 days from the date of entry.

Passports must be valid for at least six months after entry date.

Check updated US and NON US Passport entry requirements with the UAE General Directorate of Residency and Foreign Affairs Dubai https://www.gdrfad.gov.ae/en

The official language in Dubai is Arabic, however English is widely spoken. All street signs, restaurant menus and so on are bilingual, in Arabic and English and some popular tourist areas have signage in more languages.

Dubai is as affordable or expensive as you want it to be. If you enjoy five-star-hotels, exclusive beach clubs and fine dining restaurants, pricing is comparable. Dubai offers a wide range of options, for every budget from hotels and casual eateries to various attractions and entertainment options.

There are no particular restrictions in Dubai when it comes to women’s clothing. However, tourists and residents are asked to respect the local culture where appropriate. Wearing a bikini on the beach is perfectly fine, but not in a public space such as a mall. Women in Dubai are not obliged to wear a headscarf. Some choose to do so for religious and cultural reasons. In religious areas such as mosques, a woman is asked to cover her hair in addition to her shoulders and knees.

Yes, alcohol is available in Dubai. Tourists and residents over the age of 21 can drink alcohol at licensed venues in Dubai, such as hotels and restaurants, as well as dedicated lounges. However there is a zero-tolerance policy for drunken behavior and drunk-driving so visitors and residents are expected to be responsible.

In Dubai, the most common Arabic word for “hello” is “marhaba”. It’s a friendly way to greet local residents.

Dubai experiences pleasant weather in December, with usual temperatures ranging from 21°C to 27°C; 70°F -80°F and a daily average of 24°C; 76°F. Humidity levels are low and the waters lapping against the pristine beaches are still warm enough for a swim or other watersports.

A simple act of affection such as holding hands is fine, but excessive public displays of affection are not allowed in Dubai.

With an outstanding food scene, finding great food to eat in Dubai is easy. You can find everything from gold-plated biryani to Michelin-starred Italian dishes. Emirati cuisine is the local traditional Arabic cuisine of the United Arab Emirates. Emirati cuisine is a blend of many cultures, particularly from Asia and Indian, Arabian, Iranian, Mediterranean and Turkish culinary influences underline the food of the UAE.

These hearty dishes are a staple of Emirati cuisine: 

Machboos: A fragrant rice dish with meat, onions, and spices like cardamom, cinnamon, and cloves 

Margoogat is a hearty stew made with lamb or chicken, garam masala, and vegetables, offering a sweet, spicy, and tangy flavor.

Quzi: A traditional dish of whole lamb or mutton marinated in spices and served with rice 

Luqaimat are golden fried dough balls drizzled with date syrup and sesame seeds—crispy on the outside, soft on the inside.

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