Ecuador

  • Starting from AED 90
  • “Hassle-free, Pick-up & Delivery Service”

Ecuador

  • Starting from AED 90
  • “Hassle-free, Pick-up & Delivery Service”
Ecuador

Ecuador Tourist Visa For UAE Residents

Requirements For UAE Nationals:

UAE citizens can enter the Ecuador without a visa for stays of up to 90 days. The passport should be valid for at least six months from the date of entry with hotel reservation, travel insurance and return air tickets within the 90 days period.

Requirements For UAE Residents:

  • Copy your passport with a minimum validity of 6 months.
  • Copy of the UAE residence visa with minimum validity of 3 months.
  • Dully completed and signed application form.
  • Emirates ID copy.
  • Two recent passport-sized photographs with a white background.
  • Original NOC letter from your current employer or sponsor.
  • 3 months original bank statement with bank stamp.
  • Air Tickets.
  • Hotel Reservation.
  • Affidavit of support by the host entity or particular assuming responsibility for the expenses of the interested party during his/her stay in Ecuador.
  • A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from travellers over 1 year of age.
  • Travel Insurance.
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Top Tourist Attractions in Ecuador

1

The Galápagos Islands
Since their “discovery” in the 16th century, the Galápagos Islands have intrigued and inspired visitors from around the globe. Named for the giant tortoises on the islands, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to a unique ecosystem that largely evolved without outside influences (mainland Ecuador lies some 1,000 kilometers to the east). Consequently, a visit to this unspoiled region offers an exceptional opportunity for wildlife viewing. Here, you can see a variety of rare creatures both on land and in the surrounding seas.

2

Quito: Ecuador’s Historic Andean Capital
Set high in the Andes, Quito, the capital of Ecuador, is filled with well-preserved examples of colonial architecture and is the largest historic center in South America. Preserved as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its many old churches, beautiful public squares, and world-class museums, this city of 1.6 million people has long been a favorite with artisans and is a great place to shop for local art and crafts, from ceramics and wood carvings to colorful clothing.

3

Cuenca
The beautiful city of Cuenca-officially known as Santa Ana de los cuatro ríos de Cuenca-is located in southern Ecuador. Home to some 660,000 souls, this picturesque city is a delightful place to visit and explore on foot. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city brims with splendid colonial influences and architectural treasures spanning 400 years and encompassing both Spanish and Indian elements.

4

Cotopaxi and Cajas National Parks
Two of Ecuador’s most popular national parks, Cotopaxi (and Cajas, are within easy driving distances from the cities of Cuenca and Quito and make wonderful day trips. Of the two, Cotopaxi National Park (Parque Nacional Cotopaxi), just 50 kilometers south of Quito, is perhaps the best known.

5

The Boardwalk of Guayaquil
Ecuador’s largest city in terms of population (2.7 million), the Pacific port of Guayaquil is well known as the gateway to the Galápagos Islands. In addition to its many historic sites, Guayaquil boasts great shopping and entertainment venues in its many picturesque squares and plazas, as well as along its splendid waterfront.

6

La Nariz del Diablo: The Devil’s Nose
A visit to the stunningly beautiful La Nariz del Diablo (“The Devil’s Nose”) should be on everyone’s bucket list. Whether you’re a train enthusiast or not, this spectacular part of the Andes mountains near the town of Alausí is best seen aboard one of the country’s superbly restored railways.

7

The Hot Springs of Baños
Thanks to its lovely surroundings and numerous hot springs, the small town of Baños de Agua Santa is a popular tourist destination within central Ecuador. Located at the western edge of the Amazon basin, Baños is nestled among dense jungle-like forests and offers numerous recreational opportunities including hiking and mountain biking.

8

Otavalo Market
In a pleasant valley surrounded by mountains lies the picturesque town of Otavalo. The town’s big draw is its excellent market, one of the largest in South America, where locals and tourists alike come to buy colorful locally made rugs and blankets, sweaters, bags, and other wool products made by the Indigenous Otavaleños people.