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UAE Overstay Fine Calculator

Estimate chargeable overstay days and the indicative AED 50 daily fine from your visa expiry or cancellation date, exit date and grace period. Indicative only - official amounts are confirmed by ICP and GDRFA.

Indicative estimate only, not an official record. Grace periods vary by visa type and current rules, and separate exit-permit or service fees may apply.

UAE visa overstay is charged at AED 50 per day for each chargeable day after your visa expiry or cancellation date, once any grace period has passed. The rate is flat - it no longer escalates over time, and there is no maximum cap. Multiply your chargeable days by AED 50 for an indicative total, then verify the exact figure through the official ICP or GDRFA channels.

Expiry / cancellation date
Grace period (varies)
Chargeable days
AED 50 daily rate
The calculator

Estimate your overstay fine

Enter your visa details to see the indicative chargeable days and AED 50 per day total. Nothing you enter is sent anywhere.

Enter the visa expiry or cancellation date.
Enter your exit or planned-exit date. The exit date must be on or after the expiry / cancellation date.

Indicative only - not an official record. Separate exit-permit or service fees may apply, and grace periods vary by case.

Methodology

How the overstay fine is counted

The calculation follows the standard AED 50 per chargeable day rule. The only variables are your dates and the grace period that applies to your visa type.

  1. 1

    Start from the visa date

    Counting begins at your visa expiry date (tourist or visit visa) or cancellation date (residence visa).

  2. 2

    Apply the grace period

    Any grace period is subtracted first. Grace periods differ by visa category and current rules, so confirm yours officially.

  3. 3

    Charge AED 50 per day

    Each remaining day up to your exit date is a chargeable day at AED 50. Days within the grace period are not charged.

The rules

UAE overstay fine - rate, cap and grace periods

The AED 50 per day rate has been standardised since 14 October 2022. These are the rules the calculator applies.

ItemDetail
Daily fineAED 50 per day (flat, all visa types)
Maximum capNone - it accrues until settled
Escalation over timeNone - flat rate (the old tiered system was abolished)
Tourist / visit grace periodGenerally none - fine starts the day after expiry
Residence grace period30 to 180 days by category (see below)
Exit permit / "out pass"Separate, roughly AED 200-300, only in specific cases

Residence visa grace periods (indicative)

These are the categories offered in the calculator. They are indicative and can change - confirm your specific category with ICP or GDRFA.

CategoryGrace period
Standard / other categories30 days
Sponsored resident (with guarantor)60 days
Skilled worker or property owner90 days
Golden / Green / Blue visa, students, family of UAE citizens180 days

Indicative fine by chargeable days

Examples assume the standard AED 50 per chargeable day rate, after any grace period. Exit-permit and service fees are not included.

Chargeable overstay daysCalculationIndicative fine
5 days 5 × AED 50 AED 250
10 days 10 × AED 50 AED 500
30 days 30 × AED 50 AED 1,500
90 days 90 × AED 50 AED 4,500
180 days 180 × AED 50 AED 9,000
Official verification

Confirm the exact amount officially

This tool gives an estimate and does not access your personal records. The official, payable overstay amount is only available from these government channels.

FAQ

Overstay fine FAQ

How the AED 50 daily fine works, why grace periods vary, and where to confirm the official amount.

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How much is the UAE overstay fine per day?
The UAE visa overstay fine is a standardised AED 50 per day, applied the same way to tourist, visit and residence visas. There is no maximum cap and it no longer escalates over time.
Is there a grace period before overstay fines start?
Residence visas have a grace period of 30 to 180 days after expiry or cancellation, depending on your category. Tourist and visit visas generally have no grace period, so the fine starts the day after the visa expires.
Is the overstay fine the same for tourist and residence visas?
The daily rate is the same - AED 50 per day for all visa types. The difference is the grace period: residence visas get 30 to 180 days before the fine starts, while tourist and visit visas usually get none.
Does the UAE overstay fine have a maximum limit?
No. The fine accrues at AED 50 per day with no cap until it is settled. The older system that increased the rate over time was abolished.
Where can I check and pay my overstay fine?
You can check and pay through official channels only: ICP Smart Services for visas issued outside Dubai, and GDRFA Dubai for Dubai-issued visas. The UAE Pass app can also be used. This calculator is an estimate and does not access your personal records.
Next step

Resolving an overstay? Get verified help.

Use the estimate to understand your case, then verify officially and, if needed, compare structured offers from verified UAE immigration consultants.

From estimate to actionFree
  1. 1Estimate the fineEnter your dates for an indicative AED 50/day total.
  2. 2Verify officiallyConfirm the exact amount on ICP or GDRFA.
  3. 3Get consultant helpCompare verified providers for cancellation and exit.