Mankhūl

Citizens of most EU, US, UK, and many Asian countries get a visa‑on‑arrival or e‑visa. Check latest UAE entry rules.

UAE Dirham (AED). ATMs widely available; credit cards accepted in hotels and larger restaurants.

Yes, English is common in tourism, shops, and transport. Arabic is the official language.

Only in licensed hotels and bars. Public intoxication is illegal.

Yes, with usual precautions. Modest dress is recommended. Avoid walking alone late at night in isolated areas.

10‑15% in restaurants if service not included. Small tips for hotel staff and drivers are appreciated.

Yes, most beaches are public with free access. Some hotels have private beach sections.

Yes, roaмing works. Local SIMs from Etisalat or du are cheap and easy to buy.

Men should cover legs and arms; women must cover hair, arms, and legs. Abayas are often provided at entrances.

Generally yes, but avoid photographing government buildings, military areas, and locals without permission.

Very hot (40‑48°C) and humid. Best to stay indoors during midday and carry water.

Avoid showing soles of feet, using left hand for eating/greetings, and public criticism of the royal family or religion.