Brazil, Ukraine removed from UAE travel advisory list

Monday, 8 April 2019 09:12

It's now safe for UAE nationals to visit Ukraine and Brazil.

The two countries have officially been removed from a travel warning list for Emiratis.

It brings the total number of countries on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation's watch list to 11.

Meanwhile, travel bans for Emiratis remain in effect for Qatar, Karabakh and Lebanon.

Here is the list of countries that UAE nationals are advised not to travel to.

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