Police patrols offer free Covid-19 tests to residents in buildings in downtown Abu Dhabi during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic outbreak. Victor Besa / The National
Unemployed workers undergo medical tests before leaving Dubai for India on repatriation flights. Prior registration with the embassy or consulate is no longer required with Indian residents able to book tickets online as an air travel bubble agreement continues between the UAE and India amid the coronavirus pandemic. Courtesy: Guru Nanak Darbar Gurudwara Dubai
More than 400,000 Indian citizens have left the UAE since travel restrictions were lifted amid the coronavirus pandemic. Officials say many were on expired visit visas or were on their annual vacation over the recent months. Pawan Singh / The National
Indian citizens wait to be repatriated in Dubai airport. Prior registration with overseas missions is no longer required with residents able to book tickets online as an air travel bubble agreement continues between the UAE and India amid the coronavirus pandemic. Courtesy: Dubai Consulate General
Embassies in the UAE worked around the clock to arrange repatriation flights for citizens. Prior registration with embassies and consulates is no longer required with residents returning home able to book tickets online amid the coronavirus pandemic. Reuters
Pakistani citizens who live in Dubai line up to receive documents ahead of boarding repatriation flights in June. Registration is no longer required to fly to Pakistan and passengers can now book flights online. Reem Mohammed / The National
Pakistani citizens who live in Dubai line up to receive documents ahead of boarding repatriation flights in June. Registration is no longer required to fly to Pakistan with passengers able to book flights online six months after the UAE shut international borders to slow the coronavirus pandemic. Reem Mohammed / The National
Pakistani citizens who live in Dubai line up to receive documents ahead of boarding repatriation flights in June. Registration is no longer required to fly to Pakistan with passengers able to book flights online six months after the UAE shut international borders to slow the coronavirus pandemic. Reem Mohammed / The National
Prior registration with embassies and consulates is no longer required with residents returning to their home country able to book tickets online amid the coronavirus pandemic. Courtesy Emirates
Police patrols offer free Covid-19 tests to residents in buildings in downtown Abu Dhabi during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic outbreak. Victor Besa / The National
Unemployed workers undergo medical tests before leaving Dubai for India on repatriation flights. Prior registration with the embassy or consulate is no longer required with Indian residents able to book tickets online as an air travel bubble agreement continues between the UAE and India amid the coronavirus pandemic. Courtesy: Guru Nanak Darbar Gurudwara Dubai
More than 400,000 Indian citizens have left the UAE since travel restrictions were lifted amid the coronavirus pandemic. Officials say many were on expired visit visas or were on their annual vacation over the recent months. Pawan Singh / The National
Indian citizens wait to be repatriated in Dubai airport. Prior registration with overseas missions is no longer required with residents able to book tickets online as an air travel bubble agreement continues between the UAE and India amid the coronavirus pandemic. Courtesy: Dubai Consulate General
Embassies in the UAE worked around the clock to arrange repatriation flights for citizens. Prior registration with embassies and consulates is no longer required with residents returning home able to book tickets online amid the coronavirus pandemic. Reuters
Pakistani citizens who live in Dubai line up to receive documents ahead of boarding repatriation flights in June. Registration is no longer required to fly to Pakistan and passengers can now book flights online. Reem Mohammed / The National
Pakistani citizens who live in Dubai line up to receive documents ahead of boarding repatriation flights in June. Registration is no longer required to fly to Pakistan with passengers able to book flights online six months after the UAE shut international borders to slow the coronavirus pandemic. Reem Mohammed / The National
Pakistani citizens who live in Dubai line up to receive documents ahead of boarding repatriation flights in June. Registration is no longer required to fly to Pakistan with passengers able to book flights online six months after the UAE shut international borders to slow the coronavirus pandemic. Reem Mohammed / The National
Prior registration with embassies and consulates is no longer required with residents returning to their home country able to book tickets online amid the coronavirus pandemic. Courtesy Emirates
Police patrols offer free Covid-19 tests to residents in buildings in downtown Abu Dhabi during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic outbreak. Victor Besa / The National