What To Do If Your UAE Visa Has Been Cancelled During Covid-19

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Jenny Hunt

Jenny Hunt

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Published Jun 11, 2020

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When visas are cancelled in the UAE, the individual have 30 days to either secure a new visa or to leave the country. Failure to do so results in overstay fines which occur on a daily basis. Check out my article, which first appeared on the Gateway Group Of Companies website on 9th June 2020 to find out the five options available to you if your Abu Dhabi or Dubai visa has been cancelled during Covid-19.

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