How can I remove or reduce my overstay fines to remove my arrest warrant and cancel my visa?

Dear Questioner,

Thank you for reaching out to us regarding your situation. We understand the urgency and sensitivity of your case. We can assist you in addressing the following:

Resolution of the Arrest Warrant and Tracker Condition:

We can review the details of the case linked to your previous employer and the non-payment issues.

We can liaise with the relevant authorities, including the Public Prosecution and Labour Department, to explore options for removing the arrest warrant and lifting the tracker condition.

If required, we can assist in negotiating a settlement or arranging partial payment plans to comply with legal requirements.

Regularization of Your Visa and Legal Status:

We can guide you on how to cancel or transfer your expired residence visa safely.

We can help you apply for a new work visa once your legal obligations are addressed, allowing you to resume employment legally.

Recovery of Final Settlement and End-of-Service Benefits:

We can assist in filing claims against your previous employer to recover any unpaid salary, gratuity, or other entitlements under UAE labour law.

If you wish to proceed, we can schedule an urgent legal consultation to review all documents, assess your options, and initiate the necessary procedures immediately.

Kindly confirm a suitable time to meet so we can begin assisting you without delay.

Best regards,

Mohammad Salah

Legal Consultant

Through legal representation, apply to the Public Prosecutor to modify or lift the tracker and negotiate a payment plan.

The tracker is part of your bail terms. It will only be lifted once either:

You make the required partial payment, or

Your lawyer applies to the prosecutor/court to replace the tracker with another form of guarantee, such as a payment plan, a guarantor’s passport, or a bank guarantee.

Without resolving this, immigration will not regularize your visa status.

Immediately file a labour case for your EOSB and settlement dues.

Once the criminal matter is either settled or a payment arrangement is in place, we can then regularize your visa and sponsorship for your child.

This is a sensitive situation and needs careful handling before the next payment deadline. I can represent you in both the prosecution case and the labour claim.

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Your matter is easy to solve.

We can assist you with the following

- Assistance with the arrest order removal

- Assistance with the removal of the travel ban

- Evaluation of your case and getting you solutions to pay in reasonable and affordable installments

- Getting you a new visa where you can sponsor your kids

- Removing fine or requesting a reduction

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Dear Client,

Thank you for sharing the details of your situation. Based on the information provided, here is our advice:

Your arrest and ankle tracker are linked to unpaid obligations from your former employer. Legal intervention may allow removal or modification of the tracker.

Your expired visa cannot be regularized until the legal case and financial obligations are addressed. Options may include family sponsorship, investor visa, or new employment with legal assistance.

You are entitled to your final settlement and end-of-service benefits, which can be claimed through MOHRE or the courts.

Recommended next steps:

- Engage legal representation immediately to address the tracker and protect your rights.

- Document your financial status and any evidence related to the employer obligations.

- Pursue your end-of-service claim to recover unpaid salary and benefits.

Once legal matters are resolved, proceed to regularize your visa.

Please contact us urgently via email or phone to schedule a consultation and begin representation. Time is critical.

Kind regards,

Thank you for contacting us via Legal Advice Middle East.

Your situation involves three urgent layers: the criminal enforcement linked to the unpaid company obligations, your expired visa status, and your rights to claim your end-of-service dues.

We have successfully represented a client in a very similar case who was placed under an ankle tracker due to corporate liability disputes.

Through partial settlement negotiations with the creditor and simultaneous applications before the court, we secured the removal of the tracker and enabled the client to regularize their residency.

There are generally three possible directions here. First, negotiate or make an official payment plan through the court to demonstrate compliance with the prosecutor’s condition, which often allows the warrant and tracker to be lifted.

Second, petition for release from the tracker based on humanitarian grounds as a single mother, especially once a credible settlement is in progress.

Third, pursue your claim for unpaid benefits against your former employer to offset part of the liability.

The silent risk is delaying any of these steps, as the court may escalate to detention if the partial payment deadline is missed.

The smarter approach is to combine both defense and settlement strategy: act quickly to show the court evidence of willingness to pay, while filing a parallel labor claim to secure your rightful entitlements.

This dual action strengthens your legal standing and opens the door to restoring your visa status.

To advise you precisely, we would need copies of the prosecutor’s order, the company case details, and your employment contract.

Our multilingual consultants in Arabic, English, Russian, Hindi, and Chinese are available to represent you immediately before the court and authorities to regularize your status.