India

New rules issued for travellers to Dubai

Our Correspondent

On April 19, Indian airline carriers announced that passengers from India to Dubai should carry RT-PCR negative test reports issued within 48 hours from the time of sample collection. The new rule will be in effect from April 22.

“Effective April 22, 2021, all passengers travelling from India to Dubai Airport must hold a valid COVID-19 test certificate that is issued within 48 hours from the time of collecting the samples and also ensure the time of the sample collection (date and time) and time of reporting result (date and time) are accurate,” Air India Express said in a travel update.

“The certificate must indicate a negative test result described either in Arabic or English issued from a certified lab at the original point of destination where the passenger is travelling from. It is mandatory that the report includes a QR Code which is linked to the original report for verification by the airline. At arrival, Dubai Health Authority representative will verify the same,” it added.

Air India has also issued a similar travel advisory.

Currently, the pre-departure tests can be done within 72 hours before the departure.

 

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