Applies to: Israeli ordinary passport, tourist visit. A different passport, purpose of travel or a residence permit can change the answer.
Updated:
Entry rule
Verified against an official source
Entry permitted: No visa needed for stays up to 90 days.
Short-visit visa exemption: up to 90 days within 180 days, subject to entry conditions. Applies to Israeli citizens with a valid ordinary passport only; other nationalities and travel documents can differ.
Last verified 28 Oct 2026
Confirmed by OFAQ's owner review of the official source. An automated re-read of the official page is still pending.
Other pre-travel steps
No other pre-travel requirements are recorded yet for this country.
Official pages
- UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs — Tel Aviv mission, visas (official) (Open the official page · Last verified 28 Oct 2026)
Your pre-travel checklist
Checklist for an Israeli ordinary passport, tourist visit.
Entry rule Entry permitted
No visa needed for stays up to 90 days.
Passport: check the validity and blank-page rule on the official page before you book. Check the official source
Travel insurance with medical cover is recommended (not a verified entry requirement). Recommended
Keep digital and paper copies of your passport, bookings and insurance (recommended). Recommended
Travel warning (separate from entry rules)
Israeli travel warning: level 3
Avoid unnecessary travel (National Security Council).
A travel warning is safety advice, not an entry ban.
Official warning · Israel National Security Council · Last verified 22 Oct 2026
This is guidance, not legal advice. Rules change: confirm with the official authority before you travel.