How do I travel to Dubai for the first time?

What you need to know before your first trip to Dubai
  1. The outdoor attractions in Dubai are best experienced during the winter season from November to March.
  2. Make sure you book your flight tickets in advance when travelling to the UAE.
  3. Just make sure you bring lighter summer clothes with you.




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U.S. citizens are subject to all UAE immigration laws.
  1. Passport Validity: A passport valid for at least six months beyond the date of entry is required to enter the UAE. ...
  2. Personal travel of 30 days or less: A U.S. citizen with a regular passport may obtain a no fee visitor visa upon arrival.


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Wearing a face mask is optional in the UAE and on Emirates flights. If you are traveling from or transiting through Dubai International, the mask rules of your destination will apply throughout your journey. Wearing a face mask at the airport is optional.

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US Citizens need a visa to enter Dubai and can apply for a UAE visa on arrival. US green card holders, like Indian passport holders with green cards, can also apply for a UAE visa on arrival.

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Paying With Cash or Card in Dubai UAE It's always a good idea to have some cash on you. In Dubai taxis should all have the equipment necessary to take electronic payments.

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If you're interested in planning a Dubai itinerary, then staying about five days is the best amount of time to visit all of the tourist hotspots in this illustrious Middle Eastern gem. From luxury to style to architecture, Dubai really has it all—including the tallest building in the whole world: the Burj Khalifa.

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How much does a meal cost in Dubai? The main dish in Dubai restaurants usually cost around 40 – 100 AED (10-25 EUR). Sandwiches and burgers cost 35 – 55 AED (9-14 EUR). Appetizers and desserts cost around 20-40 AED (5-10 EUR).

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Local families are often shopping at malls across Dubai so you're going to want to dress appropriately. You can wear shorts in Dubai and even skirts, if they are at knee length and not shorter than that. Just be mindful of the fact that there are a lot of families and children there.

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Therefore given below are some important rules for people visiting Dubai for the first time.
  • Important Rules:
  • Wear appropriate clothes: ...
  • Restrictions in the month of Ramadan: ...
  • Prohibition of loud music: ...
  • Reserve your tickets for Burj Khalifa: ...
  • Never Swear: ...
  • Avoid summers of Dubai: ...
  • No casino in Dubai:


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Dubai is heavily monitored, so violent crime directed at tourists is rare. Most tourist-directed crime in Dubai is likely to be petty stuff like pickpocketing, scams, or sexual harassment.

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Wear simple, comfortable, thin fabric clothing that mostly covers your shoulders, knees, and arms (if need be). Though it is not compulsory for women tourists to cover their heads, it's advisable to carry a headscarf at all times. It is mandatory for female tourists to cover their heads while entering a mosque.

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The short answer is yes. Dubai is safe for westerners, including Americans.

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In Dubai Dhiram or DH or Dhs is the official currency. However US Dollar is accepted in most of its places. The exchange rate is 3.67 Dirham for 1 dollar. For Euro it is 4.19 Dh and for Pound it stands 4.69 Dirham.

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Here's a basic checklist of clothing essentials for your Dubai holiday.
  • Light clothing.
  • Swimsuit.
  • Flip-flops.
  • High SPF sunscreen.
  • Hat.
  • Sunglasses.
  • Strappy sandals and/or sneakers.
  • Clothing that covers the shoulders and midriff (for public areas)


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Frequently Asked Questions About What to Wear in Dubai Answered. Can women wear shorts in Dubai? Yes, women can wear shorts in Dubai as long as they are not too short.

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You must also carry the prescription for the quantity (max 3 months' supply) of the medicine that you are bringing into the UAE. All other medication (prescription for uncontrolled medication and over-the-counter medication) does not need prior approval from MoH.

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