UAE citizens have been temporarily banned from travelling abroad as of Wednesday, March 18.
That’s according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, which clarified that the ban will apply until further notice.
Ministry officials added that the decision comes as part of the country’s efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19, as it is spreading rapidly around the world.
They have also reassured Emirati citizens that they will be informed of any updates or changes.
Emirates lifts check-in suspension for Dubai departures
Emirates Airline announced it has lifted the check-in suspension for its flights.
Planning to travel from DXB? Here's what you need to know
Dubai International Airport (DXB) is still grappling with operational disruptions following the highest recorded rainfall in 75 years, causing significant flight and baggage handling delays.
UAE, Egypt complete 34th humanitarian airdrop to Gaza
The UAE and Egypt have successfully executed their 34th join humanitarian airdrop in northern Gaza.
Dubai Police urge drivers to move cars abandoned in heavy rain
Drivers who were forced to abandoned their cars after torrential rain left several roads flooded on Tuesday have been urged to locate and move their vehicles.
Sharjah deploys 65 community service patrols to rain-hit areas
Sharjah Municipality has deployed 65 community service patrols to minimise damage caused by torrential rain in the Emirate.
1:00pm - 2:00pm
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Every weekday afternoon, Helen Farmer will help you to navigate the highs and lows of life in the UAE. Stay up to date with what’s happening and where to go.
John Lyons of Espace Real Estate says there is a slight slowdown in the property market during summer. So we asked him, does this mean prices are negotiable during the summer months?
Lawyer Rebecca Kelly of Clyde & Co. explained why UAE judicial authorities are setting up new offices to deal with financial crime, including money laundering.
Airalo - an eSim company disrupting telco's roaming revenues, has raised $60 million in funding including investment from our own e&.
It sounds like an episode of The Jetsons, but the sight of flying taxis whizzing around our cities could be much closer than you think.
The UAE has said that tougher penalties will come into force from 1st August for not keeping proper corporate tax records.
