UAE extends flight ban to Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh
According to the International News Agency, the United Arab Emirates has extended the ban on flights from Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh until July 21. The travel ban has been extended due to the rapid spread of the Corona Indian type.
Apart from flights, passengers who have visited Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, or Sri Lanka within 14 days and now want to come to the UAE from a country other than these countries will not be allowed to enter the UAE.
Emirati citizens, foreigners holding UAE Golden Visas and diplomatic mission persons will be exempted from the ban. Tickets for people whose flights have been suspended will remain valid until the flight is restored.
It should be noted that the United Arab Emirates had imposed a ban on flights from India on April 24, while flights from other Asian countries were banned on May 13, which are being extended continuously.
