Authorities coordinate with key entities to ensure seamless support for overstayers during the upcoming two-month amnesty period
The UAE authorities convened a meeting to discuss the implementation of the upcoming visa amnesty scheme, set to begin on September 1.
The Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship, Customs and Ports Security (ICP) engaged with key representatives from various government entities to ensure a seamless transition for overstayers benefiting from the two-month grace period.
Earlier this month, the ICP announced that those who have violated residency visa rules will have an opportunity to either regularise their status or leave the country without facing legal consequences, with their fines waived.
Overstayers can choose to remain in the UAE on a new visa or exit the country permanently.
Individuals who have overstayed their residence visas will be exempt from paying the Dh50-per-day penalty.
As part of the preparations for the amnesty, the ICP has been holding coordination meetings with stakeholders nationwide. Officials have also revealed that smart systems and artificial intelligence will be employed to streamline the procedures related to the amnesty.
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