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Can I sponsor my daughter's residence visa despite my travel ban?
Dear Sir/Madam,
I have a travel ban due to a financial court case, for which I have been paying monthly for the past three years.
My daughter, who is 19 years old, wants to come here.
Can I still process her residence visa under my sponsorship?
Dear Questioner,
Having a travel ban will sometimes create a problem while processing your own visa or dependent visa. But there are several ways to overcome the situation.
Since you are already paying your liabilities for 3 years, you can make request to the court to remove the travel ban or other procedures in order to process a dependent visa.
It can be approved by the court.
We will discuss the procedures in detail. Kindly share your WhatsApp number to proceed.
Dear Questioner,
Whether you can sponsor your daughter for a residence visa while you have a travel ban due to a financial court case depends on various factors, including the specific circumstances of your case and the policies of the relevant authorities in the UAE. Here are some considerations:
1. Travel Ban Restrictions:
Having a travel ban may affect your ability to sponsor family members for residence visas. Travel bans are typically imposed for financial obligations or legal disputes, and they may restrict your ability to conduct certain activities, including sponsoring family members for visas.
2. Exceptions and Waivers:
In some cases, exceptions or waivers may be granted for travel bans, especially if they are related to financial matters and the individual is making regular payments toward resolving the issue.
However, the granting of exceptions is discretionary and subject to the decision of the authorities handling your case.
3. Consultation with Authorities:
It's advisable to consult with the relevant authorities, such as the immigration department or the court handling your case, to inquire about the possibility of sponsoring your daughter for a residence visa despite the travel ban. They can provide guidance on any available options or procedures for requesting an exception or waiver.
4. Alternative Sponsorship:
If you are unable to sponsor your daughter under your own visa due to the travel ban, you may explore alternative sponsorship options, such as sponsorship by another family member or a legal guardian who meets the visa sponsorship requirements.
5. Legal Assistance:
If you encounter challenges or uncertainties regarding your situation, you may consider seeking advice from a legal advisor or a PRO (Public Relations Officer) who is knowledgeable about immigration laws and procedures in the UAE. They can help assess your options and guide you through the process.
Ultimately, the decision to sponsor your daughter for a residence visa while you have a travel ban will depend on the specific circumstances of your case and the discretion of the relevant authorities.
It's essential to seek accurate information and professional guidance to navigate the situation effectively.
