Rolf Buchholz, the world's most pierced man said on Sunday that he was denied an entry to Dubai without reason.

Rolf Buchholz, the world's most pierced German man whose face is almost covered with horn implants and more than 100 piercings  was denied entry to Dubai forcing him to hop a planned appearance at a night club.

Rolf Buchholz, 55, was travelling for the first time to the Middle Eastern commercial hub to appear at a circus-themed venue that invites party goers with over-the-top attractions such as burlesque dancers.

According to the report of Huffington Post, Buchholz told the Associated Press that the immigration agents initially stamped his passport and let him in, but he was stopped again before he was able to exit at the customs and found himself with other deportees in a room.

"I got never an official answer," Rolf Buchholz said. "They are friendly but nobody answers your questions," he added.

Rolf Buchholz, the world most pierced man said that the club where he is going emailed an statement saying that airport authorities cited "security reasons" in denying his entry to the said place.

Jad Lahoud, the executive director of Pragma Lifestyle, the company that runs the Dubai branch of the club, said it was "a shame that Rolf couldn't join us this time."

 "Cirque le Soir Dubai always strives to bring unique entertainment and concepts to the UAE, however we will always act in line with the laws that govern this nation," Jad added in an emailed statement.

Rolf Buchholz who has a record of 453 piercings said that he would be happy to return if the government would let him in.