Do and Don’t In Dubai

 Public displays of affection are not allowed in Dubai.

 Respect local culture and refrain from kissing and cuddling in public.
 Swearing, cursing, and fighting in public can lead to arrest.
 Exercise restraint and be mindful of your language in public places.
 The United Arab Emirates has a strict policy against narcotics.
 Avoid bringing any drugs into the country to prevent legal consequences.
 Eating, drinking, and chewing gum are not allowed on public transport.
 Alcohol consumption is permitted in designated areas like hotel bars and restaurants.
 Drinking in public spaces is illegal, and public intoxication is frowned upon.
 Respect the holy month of Ramadan by refraining from eating, drinking, or smoking in public
between sunrise and sunset.
 Restaurants may be closed during the Ramadan, and activities are limited.
 void shaking hands with an Emirati woman unless she offers her hand first.
 Obtain permission before taking photos of Emirati women.
 Women are advised to don modest attire with shoulder and knee coverage, opting for knee-length or
longer skirts and dresses, while avoiding low-cut tops and overly revealing clothing, reserving
swimsuits for designated beach areas, pools, or resorts.
 Men commonly opt for long pants or knee-length shorts, along with generally accepted T-shirts and
sleeved shirts, while steering clear of excessively revealing or tight apparel.
 If visiting mosques or religious sites, both men and women should dress modestly.
 Women may be required to cover their heads, and it's a good idea to carry a scarf or shawl for this
purpose.