Table of Contents
- How an in country UAE visa extension works
- Eligibility for Guinea passport holders
- How much does a Visa extension cost?
- Documents required for a Visa extension on a Guinea passport
- Getting your extension in four steps
- Do not wait until the last day
- What to do after the maximum extensions
- How to keep your application on track
- Answers for Guinea citizens
- Can I extend my UAE visit visa without exiting on a Guinea passport?
- How much does a Visa extension cost for Guinea citizens?
- What is the processing time?
- What is the maximum stay?
- What if my visa came from a different agency?
- Is there a grace period after my visa expires?
- Can spouse and children extend at the same time?
- What if my extension is refused?
- Get a quote for your Guinea passport
For travellers from Guinea, the Visa extension is the simplest way to stay longer: no airport, no bus, just a 30 day extension processed while you remain in the UAE. We process the extension for AED 1,200 per 30 day block, usually within two to three working days, and the whole application runs on WhatsApp. Read on for the rules that apply to Guinea passports: cost, number of extensions, timing, documents and the exit routes once the maximum is reached.
The essentials for Guinea citizens: AED 1,200 per 30 day extension, no exit required, two to three working days processing, a 120 day ceiling on total stay, and a five to seven day lead time before expiry. Only the issuing agency can process it.
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How an in country UAE visa extension works
A Visa extension without exit is an extension of your existing visit visa, not a new visa. The request goes to immigration under the account that issued the visa, and approval extends the expiry date linked to your Guinea passport. Nothing physical happens on your side; you continue your visit and we send the approved extension on WhatsApp.
Visa change by air or by bus means exiting and re entering on a new visa; a Visa extension avoids the exit altogether. Wherever a Guinea citizen is still within the extension limits, this is the option we recommend before anything else.
Eligibility for Guinea passport holders
Three factors decide whether a Guinea passport holder can extend: the visa type, the number of extensions already taken, and the issuing agency. Message a photo of your visa to our WhatsApp and we confirm eligibility for Guinea citizens before you pay anything.
- Anyone on a 30 day or 60 day tourist visa issued by an agency: three extensions for the 30 day visa, two for the 60 day visa, 30 days each time.
- Anyone whose combined stay stays under 120 days once the extension is counted.
- Applicants whose original visa was issued by White Sky Travel. In country extensions can only be processed by the agency that issued the visa, because immigration handles the request through the issuer’s account.
Where another agency issued the visa, either contact them for the extension or book an exit route with us: airport to airport at AED 1,550 or the Oman bus from AED 1,000, both of which issue a new 60 day visa whatever the original source. This service does not cover visa on arrival stamps or residence permits.

How much does a Visa extension cost?
We charge AED 1,200 for every 30 day extension regardless of nationality, so Guinea citizens pay exactly this figure.
- A single 30 day block: AED 1,200
- Sixty days of extension: AED 2,400, applied as two 30 day steps
The fee covers the government charge and our processing, and it is not refundable if immigration declines the extension, because the government fee is paid at submission. Fines for overstaying are paid directly to immigration and sit outside the extension price. A Guinea visitor needing 30 days should extend; one needing 60 days after the limit should look at the exit routes.
Spreading the cost
Residents of the UAE booking for Guinea visitors can use Tabby for up to 12 months, Tamara with extendable repayment, or a UAE credit card with 3, 6, 9 or 12 month terms set by the card issuer. Applicants who are not UAE residents pay through a secure online link. Group applications for a family are processed as one, with the total eligible for instalments.
Documents required for a Visa extension on a Guinea passport
Because your record already exists with immigration, we only need the following on WhatsApp:
- Your Guinea passport data page, with six months or more validity remaining.
- One colour passport photo on a plain white background.
- A copy of your current UAE visit visa, so we can confirm the issue date, the expiry date and how many extensions have already been used.
You will not be asked for financial documents, a hotel booking or a ticket to extend. Immigration may occasionally request an additional document on a case by case basis, and we will tell you immediately if that happens for a Guinea passport.
Getting your extension in four steps
- Send your documents on WhatsApp to +971 52 292 1011 or +971 4 220 2133 at least five to seven days before your visa expires. We check the expiry date and extension count and confirm eligibility the same day.
- Settle the AED 1,200 by secure link or instalments. The application goes to immigration after payment.
- The extension is filed and monitored by our team. Expect two to three working days for most Guinea applicants, subject to immigration’s discretion.
- We forward the extension PDF on WhatsApp; the new expiry date is on it, so keep it handy.
Do not wait until the last day
The extension must be submitted before the current visa expires; an expired visa cannot be extended. Allow five to seven days: two to three working days for processing, plus a buffer for weekends and holidays. When chaining extensions, start each one a few days early and count your total days from the original entry.
Why the expiry date is final
Visitors do not receive any grace days after the expiry date. The overstay fine is AED 50 per day, applied uniformly across every emirate and visa category, from the first day past expiry. After 30 days of overstay, an exit permit costing about AED 250 to 300 becomes necessary as well. After expiry the only option is an exit route; we handle the airport to airport change or the Oman bus for Guinea passports.

What to do after the maximum extensions
The 120 day ceiling is absolute; after it, every Guinea visitor has to exit. The choices are an airport to airport change (AED 1,550, same day, flydubai), the Oman bus route (from AED 1,000, about a day), going home and applying afresh, or moving to a residence visa where a sponsor exists. Both exit routes issue a new 60 day tourist visa regardless of which agency issued the original, and we arrange either on WhatsApp.
How to keep your application on track
- Applying too late. Extensions cannot be filed after expiry, so contact us five to seven days ahead.
- Approaching a different agency. The same agency rule means we can only extend visas we issued; for others, use an exit route.
- Miscounting the 120 days. Total stay is counted from the original entry date, not from the last extension, so keep a running tally.
- A passport expiring soon. Renew it before applying.
- Applying with an arrival stamp or residency, which cannot be extended through an agency.
Answers for Guinea citizens
Can I extend my UAE visit visa without exiting on a Guinea passport?
Yes. Agency issued 30 day and 60 day visit visas can be extended from inside the UAE without leaving, provided you still have extensions remaining, your total stay will not exceed 120 days, and the application goes through the agency that issued the visa.
How much does a Visa extension cost for Guinea citizens?
AED 1,200 per 30 day extension, the same for every nationality including Guinea. A two month extension is AED 2,400, processed as two consecutive 30 day extensions.
What is the processing time?
Expect two to three working days for a Guinea passport, with a buffer for weekends and holidays.
What is the maximum stay?
A 30 day visa can be extended three times and a 60 day visa twice, each by 30 days. The maximum continuous stay on any UAE tourist visa is 120 days, after which exit is mandatory.
What if my visa came from a different agency?
No. In country extensions can only be processed by the agency that issued the original visa, because immigration handles the request through the issuer’s account. If another agency issued your visa, contact them, or use an exit route with us: an airport to airport change at AED 1,550 or the bus to Oman from AED 1,000, both giving a new 60 day visa.
Is there a grace period after my visa expires?
No. UAE visit and tourist visas have no grace period. A fine of AED 50 per day applies from the day after expiry, and overstays beyond 30 days also require an exit permit of about AED 250 to 300.
Can spouse and children extend at the same time?
Certainly. We extend the whole family at once, and residents sponsoring Guinea relatives can pay the combined AED 1,200 per person on an instalment plan.
What if my extension is refused?
Immigration can decline at its discretion, though it seldom does for eligible Guinea applicants. The fee is not returned on refusal, and an exit route becomes necessary before expiry.
Get a quote for your Guinea passport
Send your passport copy and visa on WhatsApp to +971 52 292 1011 or +971 4 220 2133 with five to seven days remaining. We confirm whether a Guinea passport can be extended, verify the issuing agency and share payment or instalment details within an hour. White Sky Travel and Tourism LLC is a licensed Dubai travel agency at Room 202, Royal Class Building, Dubai Investment Park 1, Dubai, and we also arrange airport to airport visa changes, bus visa changes, new UAE tourist visas, flights, hotels and travel insurance.
