UAE announces travel ban on nationals to Iran, Lebanon, Iraq

Author: Henry OduahPublished on: April 30, 2026Country: United Arab Emirates

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UAE announces travel ban on nationals to Iran, Lebanon, Iraq

The UAE foreign ministry announced a travel ban on Emirati nationals traveling to Iran, Lebanon, and Iraq due to regional developments related to the Middle East war. This decision follows missile attacks from Iran targeting civilian and energy infrastructure in the UAE. The ministry also urged all UAE nationals currently in these countries to expedite their immediate return to the UAE.

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