UAE citizens will have speedier entry to US as per agreement between the two countries

UAE citizens will have speedier entry to US as per agreement between the two countries

Following an agreement between the two nations, it was revealed that UAE nationals can enter the US more quickly. The inclusion of Emirati residents in the "Global Entry" program has been formally implemented by the US Department of Homeland Security and the UAE Ministry of Interior since this original statement in September, as was revealed on Thursday, October 31. 

UAE nationals with US visas may now enter the US more quickly at more than 75 ports, whether they are travelling for business, pleasure, or any other reason.

Travellers from UAE have two choices for short-term visiting visas to the United States. They are intended for those who are visiting US temporarily and have no plans to immigrate. 

The first option, known as the B-1 visa, is for business travellers, for those going only for work-related purposes, like attending a conference or meeting that requires them to be in the nation.

The B-2 tourism visitor visa is the one that most people will be most familiar with. This applies to everyone travelling to the west for a vacation, but also applies to anyone seeking medical attention, going to a social gathering, participating in a free athletic or musical event, or starting a short term study that does not count towards a degree.

You must complete a nonimmigrant visa application (DS-160), which is available on the Consular Electronic Application Centre website.

You need to provide evidence to complete the form, including a passport, travel itinerary, the dates of your past five US visits or travels, if any, and even a resume or CV. 

A non-refundable consular charge of Dhs679 ($185) must also be paid at the time of application.

An interview with the US Embassy in Abu Dhabi or, if you are in Dubai, the Consulate in Al Seef is required when you are travelling from UAE.

You will be asked about your financial status, vacation plans, and UAE relationships during the interview.