Home UAE Dubai Covid-19 vaccination not required for residents to return to Dubai from India Emirates issued the directive in response to customer queries on Twitter by Zainab Mansoor August 10, 2021 Covid-19 vaccinations are no longer a prerequisite for UAE residents to return to Dubai from India, Emirates has said. “At the moment, we’re only accepting UAE residents, with prior approval from GDRFA. The Covid-19 vaccination is no longer a requirement,” the carrier said on Twitter, in response to customer queries. Hi Aftab. As per our latest update, the COVID-19 vaccination certificate is no longer a requirement. You’ll need to meet the travel requirements here https://t.co/EhmmHGxI6Z . Feel free to DM us for more queries. Thanks. — Emirates Support (@EmiratesSupport) August 10, 2021 Prospective travellers were seeking clarity from the airline whether residents vaccinated with Covishield in India could return to Dubai. Hello. At the moment, we’re only accepting UAE residents, with prior approval from GDRDA. The COVID-19 vaccination is no longer a requirement. You’ll need to meet the travel requirements here https://t.co/EhmmHGxI6Z . Thanks. — Emirates Support (@EmiratesSupport) August 10, 2021 The UAE had said earlier this week that it would permit the entry of select categories of travellers from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Uganda and Nigeria, effective August 5. Read: UAE permits entry of select travellers from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, three other countries According to the directive, those with valid residency permits who have received all vaccination doses in the UAE, with 14 days having lapsed since the second dose, and who have vaccination certificates approved by the official authorities in the country, would be granted entry into the UAE. Tags Covid-19 Dubai Emirates residents Vaccinations 0 Comments You might also like Carrefour launches 24/7 express delivery service in Dubai Parkin, AWQAF Dubai to build new parking facility in Al Sabkha District Mark Phoenix on how Sankari is redefining luxury real estate Talabat plunges over 7.5% in Dubai trading debut after $2bn IPO