If you are crossing the border to collect them, you will also need a PCR/DPI to get back into AD. On-Board Show your E-Ticket and collect Boarding Pass and enjoy your flight. Should i have PCR test with me or I can pass PCR test on the boarder? IATA Passenger ground services exam results and pass percentage in Zabeel Institute are very high, which is increasing daily under the instructor’s constant support and guidance. They are now back to a full service since COVID, offering 10 daily transfers from Dubai to AUH. The rooms are very clean. We have removed commenting on this post as we are getting too many personal requests or frustration that the steps were followed, but border police still turned them away. Regardless of how long you wish to stay in Abu Dhabi, you still need to observe the border crossing procedure detailed at the top of this article to enter. Yes, with an overseas driving license or International Driver’s Permit you can hire your own Best car rental Company Dubai from Dubai to drive around the Emirates, including crossing into Abu Dhabi. Get location hours, directions, customer service numbers, and available banking services including surcharge-free ATMs. Their Patio features a wide range of services including concierge services alongside other facilities for passengers.


The terminal building at DWC Airport is modern and spacious, with plenty of natural light and a range of amenities to keep passengers comfortable and entertained. The exact same rules apply to arrivals from Sharjah Airport or any UAE port coming into Abu Dhabi airport. The bus runs five times a day (as of September 2022), and you will be allocated a seat at the same time you are issued your airline ticket. Hello, I arrived in Dubai airport with Dubai visiting visa 11 days ago and also quarantined for 10 days with a negative PCR test on the 10th day. 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. 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.


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. 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. Testing is required again on Day 9, you will get a tracker watch fitted until your final PCR result. If you meet all of the testing requirements, there is still no problem visiting Abu Dhabi as a side trip. 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. At the Ghantoot border, new arrivals into the UAE will be fitted with a tracker watch for their self-quarantine period in AD.


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? You will be tested on arrival though as you come through AUH before crossing into Dubai. You’re Abu Dhabi arrival point is outside the Emirates Abu Dhabi office in Khalidiya, on the Corniche. The Emirates office in Khalaydia, whilst in a great spot for Abu Dhabi sightseeing and staying along the Corniche, is nowhere near Abu Dhabi International Airport AUH. The airport is served by the Government owned Dubai Taxi Agency, which provides 24-hour service at the arrivals in every terminal. If you are after a connecting to a flight at AUH, you then need to take a taxi back to AUH from the Corniche, about 80AED / $22USD. There are plenty of catches, though, so read on for the fine print! There is no rapid testing centre on the E66 freeway to Al Ain, so you must have a PCR test result in advance to show at the border crossing point, or cross from the E11/Ghantoot testing centre then take a longer route to Al Ain.