Cheap Flights from Dubai to Amsterdam Schiphol

Travelers looking to journey from Dubai to Amsterdam can catch nonstop flights with a few airlines. Emirates, KLM and Transavia all offer direct flights from Dubai to Amsterdam, with all flights departing out of Dubai International Airport. You can use our guide to find the best time to book your flight tickets to Amsterdam from Dubai.

* This information is correct as of May 2019

Airport Information - Arriving

Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is the main airport serving Amsterdam and also the busiest in the Netherlands located around 10 km from the city center. When you have arrived at the airport there are plenty of transportation connections including public transport. The quickest way into Amsterdam is via the airport train, but there are also public buses available. Alternatively, visit one of the car rental companies or hop in a taxi. The airport itself offers a huge variety of amenities and services to keep travelers happy. You’ll find everything from luxury brands and designer goods to duty-free stores and plenty of bars, restaurants and cafés. Free Wi-Fi access is also available alongside plenty of world-class airport lounges.

Airport Information - Departing

Dubai International Airport is located only 5 km from the center of Dubai and is housed across three passenger terminals. The fastest way to reach the airport is via the Dubai Metro, although there are also buses available if this is more convenient. The airport is known for its fantastic range of facilities and amenities, so you’re sure to find something to do. Browse through the many luxury and designer shops or pick up some duty-free goods, or you can enjoy a delicious meal at one of the top restaurants or budget eateries. The airport is also home to several world-class airport lounges and offers additional amenities like free Wi-Fi access, sleeping zones and even indoor gardens.

What to Expect in Amsterdam

There are lots of great hotel options in Amsterdam, catering for every budget. UAE nationals traveling to the Netherlands won’t have to worry about getting a visa as the country is a part of the Schengen Area which permits visa free access to many nationals including those from the UAE. While the weather in the city is warm in the summer, you can expect cold temperatures if you visit over the winter so wrap up. Just like most other countries within the EU, the currency used in Amsterdam is the euro. The Netherlands is two hours behind Dubai so don’t forget to wind back your clocks when you have arrived. Find some inspiration with the 10 best things to see and do in Amsterdam.