UAE bans nationals from travelling to Iran, Lebanon, Iraq

In its announcement, the Ministry underscored the importance of adherence to all instructions and advisories it issues

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The announcement reflects an ongoing effort by the UAE to position itself as responsive to the welfare of its citizens in regions of instability

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The UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has imposed a travel ban on its nationals travelling to Iran, Lebanon, and Iraq due to regional developments. Citizens currently in these nations are urged to return immediately and contact the MoFA for assistance.

Key points

  • UAE nationals are banned from travelling to Iran, Lebanon, and Iraq.
  • The travel ban is a response to current regional developments.
  • UAE citizens in these countries must return immediately.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) has announced a travel ban prohibiting UAE nationals from travelling to the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Lebanese Republic, and the Republic of Iraq, due to current regional developments.

“The Ministry calls on all UAE nationals currently in these countries to expedite their immediate return to the UAE,” the MoFA said in a statement.

Travel ban announced in response to regional developments

In its announcement, the Ministry underscored the importance of adherence to all instructions and advisories it issues, framing compliance as a matter of national safety.

The statement reflects an ongoing effort by the UAE to position itself as responsive to the welfare of its citizens in regions of instability.

As part of the precautionary measures accompanying the announcement, the Ministry has urged UAE nationals currently in Iran, Lebanon, and Iraq to make contact via its dedicated number: +971 800 44444.

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