Do's and Don't Do for Dubai and Abu Dhabi residents from 27 May

Coronavirus Limitations on movement and entertainment are eased, however significant precautionary measures remain.

On Wednesday, the UAE has moved to steady come back to ordinary life as more limitations are eased in Dubai.

Shopping malls, gym centers and cinema theaters will open and the daily travel limitations are eased back from 8pm to 11pm until 6am. You can move freely in Dubai from 6am till 11pm with safety precautions. Residents of Dubai and Abu Dhabi can now go to gyms and follow other activities.

Requirement of wearing masks when outside the home has not changed. You should wear mask properly by covering nose and mouth.

A Non-essential visit to the dental specialist is additionally added among the services that will be permitted. 

Be that as it may, what are the new guidelines? What's more, what limitations will stay in dubai and Dubai and other emirates in the UAE? 

Dubai – what is permitted from Wednesday? 

Individuals will be permitted to move uninterrupted from 6am to 11pm. 

Numerous organizations and businesses will presently open, including gym centers, sports institutes and health fitness clubs, just as cinema theatre, provided with following social distancing of 2 meters and regular sanitization of the location and equipments. 

Gyms and fitness clubs will work at 50 percent limit, require the wearing of masks consistently and must introduce plastic dividers between exercising machines, while changing rooms at gyms and clubs will remain shut down. 

Unimportant clinical administrations, for example, routine visits to the dental specialist, will be permitted as of Wednesday. What's more, elective medical procedure enduring 2.5 hours or less will be allowed once more. 

Dubai International Airport will come back to full activities, following last endorsement from authorities. 

Outsourced government service centres for visa processing and handling will be permitted to work. 

Restrictions that will remain?

Social-distancing rules, expecting individuals to keep a two-meter distance difference from others outside their family home must be followed continuously, and wearing mask is still mandatory if you are getting outside of the home. 

The restrictions for individuals meeting family members or loved ones has not changed, particularly visiting the elderly persons and those experiencing chronic diseases.

Kids beneath 12, adults over 60, and individuals with chronic diseases or those who might get infection easily are still not permitted to enter shopping malls, cinema halls or sports facilities.

All residents and nationals coming back from abroad to UAE will be allowed to enter the country from June 1, and they must follow to a 14-day quarantine at their home. 

Restuarants and Cafeterias are required to continuous disinfection procedures and only single-use cutlery is allowed. 

Mosques will stay shut, as well as the open public beaches. Private beaches at the hotels and resorts are already open for the guests staying in. Meanwhile swimming pools at the gyms, private residences and compounds are still not permitted for using.

Abu Dhabi 

The daily limitation on movement of people stays set up from 8pm to 6am. 

Face masks are mandatory while outside home and mosques will stay shut. 

Individuals can step out of their homes to exercise for as long as two hours per day, if they wear masks and remain two meters separated. 

During Eid time, visits to first-degree family members were allowed, aside from the individuals who are pregnant, senior residents, youngsters or people with chronic diseases.  Local domestic staff were likewise not allowed to leave the house hold. It isn't yet clear how, or if, these limitations will change after Eid. 

Elderly people over 60 and those with chronic conditions were not permitted to leave their homes. 

Shopping centers, cafés and bistros have, notwithstanding, opened, with limitations set on the quantity of individuals they can allow entry. 

Hotel Inns and resorts are likewise planning to restart once National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority gives them the green light. 

Notwithstanding face masks, gloves must be worn when in hotels and the facilities.

More rules and clarity will be updated in the coming days by the authority.