Dubai del futuro, Abu Dhabi maestoso e lusso nel deserto
Capitale
Abu Dhabi
Lingua
Arabic, English
Valuta
UAE Dirham (AED)
Periodo migliore
November–March
Sicurezza
Riconsiderare il viaggio
secondo le avvertenze governative in tempo reale
Foto di Winston Tjia su Unsplash
Divergenza moderata — le 3 fonti governative che coprono questa destinazione differiscono di un livello.
Aggiornato il 1 settembre 2026
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Ultima revisione: 25 agosto 2026
Fonti: avvisi di viaggio governativi e autorità sanitarie · Come verifichiamo
Visa-free or Visa on Arrival for most Western nationalities for 30–90 days. US, UK, Canada, Australia, most EU get 30–90 days visa-free.
Visa-free or Visa on Arrival for most Western nationalities for 30–90 days. US, UK, Canada, Australia, most EU get 30–90 days visa-free.
No visa needed for most. Passport stamped on arrival.
Instant.
Free for most nationalities.
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One of the safest countries in the world. Crime is extremely rare. Strict laws keep everything orderly. The main risks are extreme heat and reckless driving.
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One of the safest countries in the world. Crime is extremely rare. Strict laws keep everything orderly. The main risks are extreme heat and reckless driving.
Tap water is desalinated and safe but most people drink bottled.
Extreme heat June–September. Strict laws on public behavior — no public drunkenness, no public displays of affection, no swearing. Drug laws are extremely strict — zero tolerance.
Tip 10–15% at restaurants if service charge not included. AED 5–10 for valet and hotel staff.
Modest in public. Cover shoulders and knees at mosques and government buildings. Malls and hotels are more relaxed. Beachwear only at beaches and pools.
Muslim country. Respect prayer times. Mosques welcome visitors (dress modestly, women cover hair). During Ramadan, do not eat, drink, or smoke in public during daylight hours.