Argentina to United Arab Emirates visa requirements

Argentine ordinary passport holders do not need a visa before traveling to the UAE. They receive a free multiple-entry 90-day visit permission on arrival, with the 90 days counted in total within a 180-day period from first entry. Argentine citizens holding a valid ordinary biometric passport can enter the United Arab Emirates visa-free for tourism or short business visits. UAE MoFA lists the Argentine Republic as visa-free, and the UAE Embassy in Buenos Aires says Argentine citizens need only an Argentine passport valid for at least six more months at the time of travel, with a maximum stay of 90 days in the UAE. Argentina's embassy in Abu Dhabi gives the more precise stay rule: the visa-free allowance is 90 days total, continuous or interrupted, within a 180-day period counted from the first entry, and it is not extendable under the visa-free route. Emirates describes the airport stamp as a multiple-entry 90-day visit visa valid for six months from issue and allowing 90 days total. No eVisa, ETA, sponsor, or visa fee is required for an ordinary Argentine passport, but travelers should carry a return or onward ticket, accommodation details, and funds evidence in case the airline or immigration officer asks. Paid work is not allowed on a tourist/business visit entry. Argentine emergency passports are a material exception: Argentina's embassy warns that emergency-passport holders must arrange a visa before arrival and may be denied boarding because UAE electronic visas are issued only for ordinary biometric passports. Overstaying after the 90-day allowance triggers AED 50 per day fines and an exit-pass process.