Abu Dhabi

Visa requirements vary by nationality. Many countries receive visa-on-arrival or e-visa options; check UAE immigration guidelines before travel.

Abu Dhabi offers a range from luxury to budget options. Accommodation, dining, and attractions can be pricey, but public transport and local eateries provide affordable alternatives.

Yes, but only in licensed venues like hotels, bars, and clubs. Public consumption is illegal. The legal drinking age is 21.

Modest clothing is recommended. Swimwear is acceptable at beaches and pools but cover up elsewhere. Women may need an abaya (cloak) to enter mosques.

Yes, English is commonly used in business, tourism, and signage, making communication easy for travelers.

Varies by nationality. Many get visa on arrival or e-visa. Check with UAE embassy.

Yes, it's very safe, but dress modestly and avoid walking alone late at night.

Yes, in licensed hotels, bars, and restaurants. Public drinking is illegal.

UAE Dirham (AED). 1 USD ≈ 3.67 AED. Credit cards widely accepted.

Modest clothing covering shoulders and knees. Swimwear only at beaches/pools.

Yes, Uber and Careem operate widely. Taxis are also affordable.

Avoid public affection, swearing, and disrespecting religion. Photography of locals without permission is rude.

Not mandatory, but 10-15% in restaurants is appreciated. Taxi drivers round up.

Yes, but most prefer bottled water due to taste.

Yes, but respect fasting rules: no eating/drinking in public during daylight.

Taxi (fixed fare ~$20) or bus (A1 line, $1.50).