The United Arab Emirates is among the safest countries in the world. Due to strict penalties and effective police, the Emirates enjoy very low crime rates. In 2017, the Emirates were declared the second safest country in the world after Finland (World Economic Forum).
Healthcare
Citizens of the Slovak Republic pay for medical treatment in full from their own funds. There is no agreement on the provision of free healthcare between the UAE and the Slovak Republic.
We therefore recommend getting insurance before traveling.
Due to the intensity of sun rays, it is recommended to use sunscreen with a high UV filter and sunglasses.
Vaccination
No mandatory vaccination is prescribed for regular tourist visits to the UAE. Consult possible health risks with your doctor or in our hospitals in departments of foreign diseases, or look for necessary information on the website www.uvzsr.sk
Drinking water
Tap water is utility water and is produced by desalination of seawater. It is not recommended to consume it. Drinking water is bottled in plastic bottles, available for purchase in restaurants or shops.
Internet and electricity
In the UAE, it is 220 V with English-type sockets with three pins. An adapter is usually needed to connect devices.Zadarmo je k dispozícii na recepcii hotela. Nabíjačky pre kamery, mobily a holiace strojčeky môžete používať bez problémov.
Natural disasters
In the Emirates, the most common natural event is sandstorms. Their occurrence cannot be determined in advance. On the other hand, several days of rain accompanied by strong winds may occur.
Important contacts
| Firefighters | 997 |
| Ambulance | 998 |
| Police | 999 |
| Consular emergency | 00971 506 628 920 |
| Representative office of the Slovak Republic in Abu Dhabi | +971 2 681 7705 |
