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hi there, can anyone tell me on which website i can get information bout immigration ban frm abu dhabi,uae..
i worked in abu dhabi for 1 year and 3months, then resigned and had my visa cancellation last december 2010. im trying to get a visit visa again but the agency told me that i have immigration ban, was shocked becuase didnt thought of having one. please help me find a website wherein i can check if the ban really exist en how i got it,,
thank you very much,,
GODbless,,
@sonu; @sohai
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thank you so much... it is a breathe of fresh air... best of luck to all of us!!!
@UAE Expat Expat
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Hi... yes.. as above says.. there is no problem for having a visa even if you have a valid visa from other country - even within GCC -
@UAE Expat Expat
Aufgegeben von SOHAIL ABUL FERAS in Vereinigte Arabische Emirate Forum
UAE government has nothing do to with any other countries visa (iqama).
@sohail
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thanks for the reply after a long time... hehehe! appreciate. my question is if in case i found a sponsor here in UAE and willing to give me working visa, would it be a problem if i still have a valid re-entry visa and iqama in Saudi arabia? thank you!
@UAE Expat Expat
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No one allowed to work, but after having visa under same sponsor and signing the contract.
@Farooq Ali Meer
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Brother, it depends on if they have filed case against you or not.
UAE Working Visa With Valid IQAMA in Saudi Arabia
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Hi friends! I hope you are all doing well. I came in Dubai on a visa-on-arrival status. I have an iqama with accountant profession on it, that is why, I was able to enter in Dubai. My question is, I still have a valid iqama in Saudi Arabia for 9 months. My re-entry visa is 60 days valid, and is still valid. Here you go! Can I acquire a UAE working visa/permit even if I still have a valid iqama in Saudi Arabia Please let me know! Thank you in advance and more power!
Left Dubai,U.A.E in 2009 Nov due to CRISIS EFFECTED
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Hello,
I left Dubai,U.A.E in 2009 June due to Crisis and Lost my Job.
I hold 2 credit cards 1. From HSBC bank 2. Mashreek Bank.
From HSBC bank I used card amount 25,000 Dhiram and Mashreek bank 13,200 Dhiram,Its been 4 years now I have not paid the amount,I WANT TO GO BACK TO DUBAI?
Kindly,adivse,what should I do? Can i go back?
@Joanita Salians
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Dear Ms. Joanita Salians,
Good day.
Unfortunately you will get 6 months ban from Ministry of Labor as long as you have used pink visa, but you can get another visa if:
1) New company doesn't have labor system.
2) New company will provide you at lest salary of AED 5000 and you are carrying certificate attested from UAE MOFA at lest 12 standard.
3) To wait for 6 months from date of cancelation, then you will be able to apply another visa anywhere in UAE without any problem.I hope that answers your question.
Regards,
Suhail
Uae ban
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Dear Sir,
Greetings!!!
My name is Jonita Salians. I reside in India-Mumbai. I came to Dubai on 22 July'2013 on Employment Visa which was done by Nstyle International. I resigned Nstyle for making fake promises and getting me to Dubai. My visa was made for 2 months I didn't do my medical for which i didn't get a visa stamped on my passport.
I wish to apply for a job in Dubai again and wanted to check if I've got any ban. I'm awake with rule and regulation as I've stayed there of 3 years but just wanted to know if the company has asked for a ban.
Awaiting for your reply.
Thanks & Regards
Jonita Salians