The allure of the United Arab Emirates, particularly Dubai, often distracts visitors from keeping track of their visa’s expiration date. For those unable to depart before their visa expires, the emirate’s government imposes a daily fine of Dh50, regardless of visa type.
Due to the elimination of grace periods, overstayers encounter challenges settling their fines before leaving the country. However, those unable to adhere to visa regulations can pay fines through the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security’s website.
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Visitors should navigate to the homepage and select ‘Fines and Leave Permits,’ then proceed to ‘Start Service’ in the ‘Fines – Pay Fines – Violations of Entry Permissions or Residences – Pay New Fine’ section.
Depending on visa type, individuals may need to input additional information. After verifying the applicant’s details, they can review and confirm the application.
Lastly, the fine can be paid, and upon confirmation of the transaction, the process is complete.
Authorities in the UAE consistently emphasize compliance with visa regulations. Nonetheless, if departure within the stipulated timeframe is unfeasible, individuals can settle fines using the aforementioned steps.
