How can i remove my lifetime ban for dubai?
Without any offense please but you made the bed - now lay in it. First of all, after termination/cancellation of your visa you were suppose to leave the country within 30 days. Did you even receive a NoC from your former employer to take a new employment after termination? If you had to pay a "huge" amount you must have overstayed your visa for a long period of time because the penalty for overstaying a residence visa is AED 25 only. After the 30 days time period you became an illegal no matter how and what you tried to explain to the Immigration office. Overstaying is a fact and the reason for doing so is irrelevant. On top you refused to pay the penalty which could have been reduced 50% through court and got deported. After deportation you have to stay outside the country for 5 years before you can apply for lifting the ban at the Ministry of Interior. You should have done as said by Word of Mouse to avoid the situation you are in now. All the best.
How to lift my lifetime ban. can i pay it upon arrival in dubai?
I was slapped with a 22,500aed fines by the immigration in dubai for my 4 months of overstaying. when i finished my contract with my employer, there is one company that offerred me to work, but because of some problems in their documents (license and in municipality), they find it hard to give visas to staff. i decided to go back home because of the fear of being caught for illegal working. when i approached the immigration to settle my fines of what i knew is only 3,400aed only, i was shocked when immigration told me that i have 22,500aed fines. i ended up in al aweer immigration, got my iris scan and told of having a lifetime ban unless i pay the said amount of fines. not having such amount, i stayed in the deportation facility for 2 weeks and left uae. i dont have any criminal records and debts in uae. two months then, i received an offer from another company that knew me well, and they are willing to pay my fines. my question is, can the company able to get an employment (temporary)visa for me? and upon my arrival in dubai, will i approach the immigration that i am willing to pay the fines (my employer), and go to court to reduce the fines? Please help me.
What are the dirty secrets about Dubai that I need to know?
This is a story of a rebel boy. Who was a son of an expat living in Dubai. He was 17. Told his Dad, he was done with the restrictions and rules that came with his roof.The boy was turning into a man a week from now. He was turning 18. His school has ended. Now its was him, and Dubai was his playground. He was born and raised in Dubai. Even spoke Arabic. Had made friends everywhere. And treated Dubai as his own country.A week later. Midnight 12:01 AM, as he received congratulatory messages. The boy is a man!He received a unique message from his Dad.“Kindly note Visa No. Xxxxxx of Mr. Boy, has expired. With-in 30 days please apply for a new Visa. Depositing AED 5000 and Visa fee AED xxx. Sent by Dubai Immigration”Dear son, Happy birthday. Here is your birthday gift, INDEPENDENCE. Kindly pay on time, else you would be deported.The boy was paralysed reading this.There was nothing for him in Dubai after turning 18. He couldn't take education loans. Couldn't fly to nationality country, because it's foreign land for him, and also had no money. And he couldn't take a job, had no degree.In the end an expat is expat in Dubai.When newly turned 18s realize that.They remember all those times, they questioned about Dubai. And received nothing in reply.Like that time in school, male and female Genetals were censored in our text books.That is all for sex education. You look at a blank box, left to our imagination what those look like. Thank goodness, we had internet.History about Islam is distorted, and taught. Yes, more black rectangles in our History books.Indian labours or work force are often shown in bad light in newspapers. But never about... ahem others.These aren't secrets. Just things that people overlook.If I really wrote on dirty secrets. I would find myself behind bars. And it would tear my family apart.