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As recent regional security developments shake confidence in the Gulf, Dubai's booming real estate market has entered a cautious "wait-and-watch" phase.

UAE authorities have waived visa overstay fines for visitors and residents impacted by regional airspace disruptions since February 28. This exemption aids those delayed by flight suspensions due to exceptional circumstances. Specialized teams are assisting stranded passengers, with safe air corridors now open, facilitating gradual resumption of air traffic.

Indian nationals in the UAE are urged to stay vigilant. The Indian Embassy in Abu Dhabi has issued an advisory due to regional tensions and airspace disruptions. Limited flights to India are being arranged. Overstay fines are waived for affected travelers. Embassy operations continue normally. The Indian government is monitoring the situation closely.

Emirates will maintain a reduced flight schedule until further notice following partial regional airspace reopening. Over 100 flights are scheduled for March 5-6, transporting passengers and essential cargo. The airline advises against traveling to the airport without a confirmed booking as operations will gradually increase, prioritizing safety.

'On February 27, our trip started normally. From the very next day, however, the attacks started,' Atul Oraon said

In a fresh update, India has issued an advisory asking its nationals in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to avoid unnecessary travel amid rising tension.

Emirates announces partial flight resumption from Dubai with over 100 flights on March 5-6 amid ongoing West Asia conflict.

International flight services between Kolkata and Dubai have partially resumed after a four-day suspension triggered by escalating Middle East tensions. A flydubai aircraft carrying 130 passengers landed at Kolkata airport early Thursday.

In another update, Emirates airline has cancelled all scheduled flights to and from Dubai until March 7, 2026 (until 23:59 UAE), amid regional airspac.

While some Indians were spewing hatred, the government of Dubai got on with the job. The city coped with the crisis magnificently because of the quality of its leadership.