New Overstay Fine Rules:
The UAE has recently announced changes to its visa and residency rules, including a new overstay fine for both residents and visitors. The grace period after visa cancellation has also been extended to 2, 3 or 6 months.
These changes come into effect immediately and are designed to streamline the process for those who overstay their visas. Previously, there was a different overstay fine for residents and visitors, but now the same fine will apply to both. The grace period after cancellation has also been increased, giving people more time to arrange their affairs before leaving the country.
The new overstay fine is AED 100 per day, up to a maximum of AED 20,000. This applies to both residents and visitors who have overstayed their visas. The grace period after cancellation has been increased from 30 days to 2-6 months, depending on the length of the visa. This means that people will have more time to arrange their affairs before they are required to leave the country.
These changes will make it easier for those who need to overstay their visas, as they will now be able to do so without having to worry about different fines or grace periods. For those who are planning on staying in the UAE for an extended period of time, these changes will make it easier to do so without having to worry about overstaying their visas.
Fine for Tourist and visit visa holders:
The UAE has announced a new set of fines for overstaying your visa, regardless of whether you are a tourist, visit or residence visa holder. The fine for overstaying your visa will now be AED 2,000 for the first month and AED 500 for each subsequent month. This is a significant change from the previous fine structure, which was AED 100 per day.
The new fines will come into effect from 1st October 2019 and will be applicable to all nationalities. This is a major change to the UAE's visa system and will no doubt have an impact on those who overstay their visas.
There is also a grace period of 3-6 months after your visa has been cancelled, during which time you can leave the country without having to pay the fine. This grace period is only applicable if you have a valid ticket out of the UAE.
If you are caught overstaying your visa after the grace period has expired, you will be subject to a fine of AED 10,000 and may be banned from entering the UAE for up to one year.
Grace Period Extended:
The UAE has announced that the grace period for overstaying your visa has been extended from 1 month to 3-6 months. This is a significant change from the previous policy and will allow those who have overstayed their visa to leave the country without having to pay a fine.
However, this grace period is only applicable if you have a valid ticket out of the UAE. If you are caught overstaying your visa after the grace period has expired, you will be subject to a fine of AED 10,000 and may be banned from entering the UAE for up to one year.
This change in policy is a welcome relief for many who have overstayed their visa, and will allow them to leave the country without incurring a hefty fine. However, it is important to note that this grace period is only applicable if you have a valid ticket out of the UAE. Those who do not have a valid ticket may still be subject to a fine and ban from entering the country.
180 Days Grace Period:
The UAE has announced a new grace period for those who overstay their visa. The grace period will allow those who have overstayed their visa to leave the country without having to pay a fine. The grace period is only applicable if you have a valid ticket out of the UAE. Those who do not have a valid ticket may still be subject to a fine and ban from entering the country.
This new policy is a welcome relief for many who have overstayed their visa, and will allow them to leave the country without incurring a hefty fine. However, it is important to note that this grace period is only applicable if you have a valid ticket out of the UAE. Those who do not have a valid ticket may still be subject to a fine and ban from entering the country.
90 Days Grace Period:
The UAE has announced a new grace period for those who overstay their visa. The grace period will allow those who have overstayed their visa to leave the country without having to pay a fine. The grace period is only applicable if you have a valid ticket out of the UAE. Those who do not have a valid ticket may still be subject to a fine and ban from entering the country.
This change in policy is a welcome relief for many who have overstayed their visa, and will allow them to leave the country without incurring a hefty fine. However, it is important to note that this grace period is only applicable if you have a valid ticket out of the UAE. Those who do not have a valid ticket may still be subject to a fine and ban from entering the country.
30 - 60 Days Grace Period:
The new 30-60 days grace period announced by the UAE is a welcome relief for many who overstay their visas. This means that if you have overstayed your visa, you can leave the country without having to pay a fine, as long as you have a valid ticket out of the UAE. Those who do not have a valid ticket may still be subject to a fine and ban from entering the country. This grace period is a significant change from the previous policy, which only allowed for a 1-month grace period. The extended grace period will allow those who have overstayed their visa to leave the country without incurring a hefty fine.
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