Yes, you can travel with paracetamol to Dubai, as it is generally considered an over-the-counter (OTC) medication in the UAE and is not on the strictly controlled substances list. However, you should still follow general UAE medication protocols to avoid any complications at customs. This includes keeping the medication in its original packaging and carrying only a reasonable quantity for personal use (typically a three-month supply for residents or a one-month supply for visitors). If the paracetamol is combined with other ingredients, such as codeine (as in some "extra strength" varieties), it becomes a controlled substance and requires prior approval from the UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) via an online permit. For standard paracetamol, while a prescription is not legally required for entry, carrying a copy of a doctor's note or the original prescription is always a wise "best practice" when traveling to the UAE. Always check the latest MoHAP controlled drug list before flying, as regulations regarding specific brand names can change without notice.