Over the past few months, we’ve seen a boom in the number of countries that are offering Visa-free travel for UAE Passport holders. And it looks like UAE is returning the favour. Starting on February 1st, 2024 UAE is making dreams come true for the people of the Republic of Armenia by creating a visa-free journey for them into our country. So, if you’re from Armenia, listen up close as I tell you everything you need to know.
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Armenia-UAE Friendship: A Two-Way Street
Last year, Armenia announced that UAE passport holders would be offered visa-free entry for up to 180 days within a year, fostering stronger ties and creating a cultural exchange like never before. This isn’t just about visa exemptions; with the latest move by the UAE, we have now entered into a new era of cooperation between Armenia and us. The elimination of barriers opens the door wide for endless opportunities in tourism and growth. Sisian Boghossian, the Head of the Tourism Committee of Armenia, shares the excitement, expressing optimism about more countries joining the visa-free travel movement.
Exploring Together
So, mark your calendars for February 1, 2024, as the day when citizens of the Republic of Armenia can travel to the UAE without the fuss of entry visas. Just ensure your passport is good to go for at least six months, and you’re set for a maximum stay of 90 days within each 180-day period.
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Top 3 Places You Must Visit While In Armenia
1. Shikahogh State Reserve: Nature’s Hidden Gem
Explore the untouched beauty of Shikahogh State Reserve, Armenia’s second-largest forest haven. Home to diverse wildlife like leopards and bears, it boasts 1,100 plant species. Saved from a highway threat in 2005, the reserve enchants with stunning waterfalls.
2. Mount Aragats: Majestic Beauty Beckons
Behold the allure of Mount Aragats, Armenia’s highest peak. Admire ancient rock art depicting animals and figures. While snow blankets the summit year-round, dare to climb from July to September. The southern peak offers an easier ascent, while the northern peak, at 4,000 meters, presents a thrilling challenge.
3. Tsaghkadzor: Winter Wonderland & More
Embrace the snowy delights of Tsaghkadzor, Armenia’s premier ski resort. Affordable ski lifts carve paths for winter enthusiasts. Indulge in luxury at top-notch hotels, and try your luck at the Senator Royale casino complex. Don’t miss the historic Kecharis Monastery, a religious gem dating back to the 11th century.
So, with nothing holding you back, now enjoy seamless travel between these two stunning countries and make the most out of all your holidays this year.
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