阿联酋(United Arab Emirates) 前往 哥斯达黎加(Costa Rica) 签证要求

No visa required. United Arab Emirates ordinary passport holders are in Costa Rica's First Group of visa-exempt nationalities and can enter for tourism without a visa, receiving an entry stamp for up to 180 days at the port of entry. United Arab Emirates ordinary passport holders do not need a visa to visit Costa Rica for tourism. The UAE is classified in Costa Rica's First Group of visa-exempt countries, which permits a visa-free tourist stay of up to 180 calendar days. The exact number of days granted is decided by the immigration officer at the point of entry and is stamped directly into the passport; in practice stamps can be issued for less than the full 180 days, so travelers should keep proof of onward travel within their intended window. First Group stays are generally non-extendable, except that travelers granted fewer than 90 days may request an extension up to 90 days total. Costa Rica is a Central American country and is NOT part of the Schengen area, so the Schengen 90/180 rule and ETIAS do not apply to this route. Entry conditions include a valid, good-condition, machine-readable or biometric passport, proof of onward or return travel out of Costa Rica, and proof of sufficient funds (a minimum of US$100 per month of intended stay). The First Group official minimum passport validity is valid on arrival/one day, but the stay granted cannot exceed passport validity. There is no tourist visa fee for visa-exempt nationals. There is no eVisa, ETA or visa-on-arrival process to complete in advance for tourism. This verdict was verified against Costa Rica's AJ-484-11-2025 immigration grouping, the Visit Costa Rica official tourism board entry-requirements page, and UAE MoFA guidance for Emirati citizens.