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India’s Indigo Airlines has issued fresh guidelines for passengers and residents flying to and from UAE after the nation faced an explosion of coronavirus cases.
The airline said on its website, “UAE nationals, residents, others holding any type of visa or seeking visa on arrival shall be allowed to travel.
Indian nationals intending to travel to Dubai on visit or tourist visa or looking to obtain visa on arrival shall be required to be in possession of a valid return ticket.
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 sample.
They should also ensure that the time of sample collection – ‘Date and Time’ and time of reporting “ Result date and result time” are accurate.
Moreover, it is also mandatory that the PCR test report include a QR code which is linked to the original reports, for verification by the Airline. At arrival Dubai Health Authority representative will verify the same.”
The airline said that all passengers are advised to follow procedures set up by the UAE and Indian government.
It said, “Failure to comply with the Government regulations shall result in denied boarding. Fare component is non-refundable, non-airline taxes are refundable.”