Dubai Visa for Senegalese Citizens: All Dubai Visa Types

Yes. A Senegalese passport needs a UAE visa approved before travel to pass immigration in Dubai, even for a short escale. If you stay airside on one ticket, you usually do not need one. For a night in the city or a stop of up to four days, choose the 48-hour or 96-hour transit visa. Apply with us before you fly from Dakar.

Yes. A transit visa lets you leave Dubai airport for a short stop before continuing to Jeddah or Madinah. Your Saudi Umrah visa still needs to be ready, as the airline checks it at Dakar. For a stop of one or two nights, choose the 48-hour option; for longer, choose 96 hours. We can handle family or group applications together.

You will usually wait in the transit area while the airline rebooks you, and you may not be able to leave for a hotel. If the next flight is the following day, that can mean a long wait. A pre-arranged 48-hour transit visa gives you the choice to leave the airport and rest. We recommend it for Senegalese travellers with tight or overnight connections.

Usually a clear passport scan with at least six months of validity, a recent photo on a plain background and your confirmed onward ticket within four days of arrival. Keep any visa for your final destination ready for the airline. You can send documents to our team in French or English; the form itself uses the details exactly as printed in your passport.