🇦🇪 UAE To Europe 🇪🇺 || Golden Time & Opportunities For UAE Residents || Why Its EASY To Get Visa Now

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UAE travellers no longer
need to wait 3-4 months
for Schengen visa
appointments
By September, visa appointments should
become even les time cornsuming
Published: August 16, 2022 O7:07
John Benny, Staff Reporter
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Heathrow Airport has just extended its cap on daily
passenger numbers. But other airports in Europe
should have gotten over their summer difficulties in
UAE travellers no longer..
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Heathrow Airport has just extended its cap on daily
passenger numbers. But other airports in Europe
should have gotten over their summer difficulties in
the coming weeks.
Image Credit: Reuters
Dubai: Finally, UAE residents no longer need to
wait three months or more for a Schengen visa
to head for Europe. This will certainly help
boost business-related travel to the EU as thee
UAE gears up for a new season post-summer.
"Schengen visa appointments are available as
of now, but that still depends on the embassy
or country UAE-based travellers are applying
with," said Raheesh Babu, Chief Operating
Officer at the online travel portal Musafir.com.
"Some countries can't still take visa
appointments until October
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Travel agents said that airline rates to Europe
will see some dips from the first week of
September. A flight to Amsterdam can cost
Dh3,000-Dh4,000 currently and will fall
within the Dhl,500-Dh2,500 range in
September. A one-way ticket to Berlin will cost
at least Dh3,000 right now, but drop to half
next month.
Airlines are charging up to Dh2,500 for a flight
to Madrid now, but fares are not expected to
see big changes down the line. On the Paris
route, the cheapest flight ticket in the first
week of September will be almost half of fares
being charged right now.
"With fuel prices still quite high, fares will not
return to pre-pandemic levels any time soon,"
said a travel agent. "Although leisure travel
will drop significantly in the coming weeks,
corporate travel will continue to rise."
Business travel received another shot in the
arm with the introduction of the Premium
Economy by Emirates airline on flights to