The procedure is exactly as outlined above, you will only need the one valid negative result and no follow-up tests if you are returning the same day.

Yes after 10 days and a further negative PCR you should have no AD quarantine under the present rules. But do check with AD Government that you don’t need a day 12 PCR test. Even if you landed into Dubai your UAE visitor visa allows you freely into AD once quarantine & testing requirements are met.

You can have a PCR result on your phone (take the test at least 24 hours before to be sure), or you can come off the freeway at Ghantoot to have a DPI test on the spot, though weekends queues can be long.

As long as you have been in the country for more than 10 days and have a negative PCR test not more than 48 hours ago then you can cross into AD on any UAE visit visa. If you stay more than 4 das in AD you will need another PCR. If you’ve not yet done 10 days in the UAE you’ll be fitted with a tracker and need to self quarantine and follow the advised follo-up testing dates so best to do after day 10.

Please check this with the airline but I understand those landing in AUH and transiting straight to Dubai Emirate are not required to be fitted with a tracker, but I am not sure what evidence you need for this.

You will need to clarify this with the Government authorities (see latest from Abu Dhabi here https://visitabudhabi.cn/en/plan-your-trip/covid-safe-travel), the initial advice in September suggested over 60’s were exempt but latest updates we received in December refer to “all passengers” expect under 12’s and disabled. (See more here too https://u.ae/en/information-and-services/justice-safety-and-the-law/handling-the-covid-19-outbreak/travelling-amid-covid-19/quarantine-guidelines-for-travellers-to-the-uae). 2. If you go in a weeks time, once you have completed your 10 days, you can stay in Abu Dhabi for 5 days, on day 6 you’d need another PCR OR leave the Emirate.

You will need to confirm this with the appropriate authorities at your time of travel. Our understanding is you will both need a valid PCR test for when you cross from Dubai back into AD, not more than 72 hours from last result. We’ve not yet been able to confirm if the AD tracking watch can be fitted on the E66, I believe you still need to cross back into AD for the tracker to be fitted at Ghantoot on the E11, then your mother will need to self-quarantine for the specified number of days left and follow up tests are required by AD authorities. Day 1 is the day she lands in Dubai, then most arrivals need a follow-up test on day 6 and Day 12 ~ Keri

Hi thanks for the question – you should verify from a Government source but I will do my best to help.
Visit visas have been allowed into AD since September. At the Ghantoot border, new arrivals into the UAE will be fitted with a tracker watch for their self-quarantine period in AD. Their last negative covid test result must be within 72 hours, if it is over, they will need a new PCR or DPI in Dubai before getting the tracker fitted at the border. If you are crossing the border to collect them, you will also need a PCR/DPI to get back into AD. They only ask to see your EID with your test result, I’m not aware of them (as at January) stopping anyone based on Dubai or AD residency ~ Keri

Now I plan to bring my wife and my son (2years) by 90 days visiting visa.

My question is

1. Once my wife arrive Dubai airport can I travel directly in gantoot border.

2. I have Dubai Visa, any issue to bring my family to inside abudhabi. because one of my colleagues told me only abudhabi visa holder to bring.
In case I’m submitting my abudhabi driving license, my company abudhabi branch working proof or anything to cross the border
Thank you

Sorry we didn’t see your message sooner. I hope you were OK crossing the Al Ain border, I assume you found a facility there where a tracker was fitted via the E66 or did they make you come via the E11 centre?