I am going to finland from Pakistan , I will go to Dubai and take next flight do i need Dubai visa in this c?

<h3>I am going to finland from Pakistan , I will go to Dubai and take next flight do i need Dubai visa in this c?</h3>

I have traveled abroad once in life and dont know much , i am planning to take Air Berlin flight from Dubai for finland because this will cost less, Can I Stay at Dubai Airport waiting for my next flight without Visa or i have to get the Visa before going to Dubai. Any one experience in this field please help me by answering question.


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<p><i>Answer by GerdP</i><br/>You can transit through the Dubai International Airport without a visa provided that your connecting flight departs within 24 hours and you do not leave the international transit zone.
http://www.timaticweb.com/cgi-bin/tim_website_client.cgi?SpecData=1&VISA=&HEALTH=&page=both&PASSTYPES=pass&NA=PK&AR=00&EM=PK&DE=FI&TR=AE&VT=PK&selVisi=&user=VSB2C&subuser=VSB2C ..
You must however hold a valid type D visa for Finland or a Schengen visa type C without territorial limitations in Germany [-DE] since you will enter the Schengen zone in Berlin (pass through German immigration) and continue your travel on an internal Schengen flight without immigration controls on departure from Berlin or on arrival at Helsinki..

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You only HAVE TO apply for a 96-hours transit visa if your transit time exceeds 24 hours. You MAY apply for a 96-hours visa if your transit time exceeds 8 hours. You DO NOT NEED a visa if you keep staying in the international area of the airport and you depart on a connecting flight within 24 hours..</p>
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