Can you show your arms in Abu Dhabi?

Abu Dhabi dress code: Religious buildings Women must be completely covered for their visit – that means shoulders, arms, ankles and hair (your face, feet and hands can be on display). In packing terms, this means either a long-sleeved maxi dress, or full-length trousers with a long-sleeved top or shirt.



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Millions of international tourists visit Abu Dhabi every year to experience the local culture, and it's a culture that celebrates modesty. This is why it's important to cover up your shoulders and legs in places like malls, offices and cultural attractions like the Sheikh Zayed Mosque as a sign of respect.

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Millions of international tourists visit Abu Dhabi every year to experience the local culture, and it's a culture that celebrates modesty. This is why it's important to cover up your shoulders and legs in places like malls, offices and cultural attractions like the Sheikh Zayed Mosque as a sign of respect.

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Source There may be times when you might have to visit official places for maybe visa or other purposes. But when you visit here, make sure youre dressed modestly and cover up as much as you can. That means no shorts, sleeveless tops or blouses, skirts and low cut tops. Make sure you're dressed more formally.

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In Dubai, holding hands, hugging, and kissing in public is considered socially unacceptable and if caught indulging in such acts, you might land up in jail. Many foreigners have already suffered the consequences. Do not join the bandwagon. This is considered one of the most important things not to do in Dubai.

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Yes, women can wear shorts in Dubai as long as they are not too short. You can wear them at beaches or malls but you should avoid them at local markets and souks. It is mandatory in the water parks to wear any kind of swimwear. If the shorts fulfill the criteria of swimwear, it should not be a problem at all.

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Dress code in public places in Dubai To be respectful of the UAE culture, it is best to remain covered from shoulder at least to the knees. For instance, although T-shirts (preferably with sleeves covering at least upper arm) are fine, spaghetti tops for women may not be appreciated in public places.

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