What is the process of renewing the visa while a criminal case is still ongoing?

Dear questioner

It will be blocked till the case is over, however, during the first hearing, we can request with the court for the renewal of the visa.

If this is accepted then you can proceed. If you need further clarification, kindly share your Whatsapp number.

Yes. You can process the renewal.

We have to file the request for an exception to the competent court to get approval for renewing your visa.

We will let you know the procedures in detail. Kindly share your WhatsApp number to discuss this further.

Under UAE law, you can proceed with your visa renewal while your criminal case is ongoing if there are no travel bans or restrictions related to your case.

Since you were acquitted in the first instance, the appeal should not block your visa renewal unless the court has imposed any specific restrictions. It’s important to check with the relevant authorities.

You can contact us via WhatsApp for assistance, as we specialize in such cases.

Hello,

In many criminal cases, a travel ban or restrictions may be placed on individuals until the case is fully resolved.

If your case is under appeal, there could still be a potential for restrictions, even if the first-instance court ruled in your favor.

These restrictions may prevent you from renewing your visa if the authorities flag your case. File a request to lift the travel ban, if applicable, after confirming the first-instance ruling is in your favor.

Submit your visa renewal application as soon as possible to avoid overstaying.

For a detailed discussion, kindly share your Whatsapp number.

Dear.

You can check the residency renewal status by visiting one of the (Amer) centers to inquire about it.

Dear Client,

Thanks for your question!

I hope you are doing well. I will assist you in this matter.

Despite an ongoing criminal case, you can usually proceed with renewing your residence visa, especially given your favorable first-instance court judgment.

The process typically involves requesting permission from the court or public prosecution, and then proceeding with the normal renewal process if approved.

Apply early to avoid overstay fines and prepare all necessary documents. Be ready to provide additional information if requested.

Your chances of renewal approval are higher with the innocent verdict, but the final decision rests with the authorities.

If you encounter difficulties, consult with us for legal assistance. Remember, each case is unique, and the authorities will decide based on your specific situation.

Thanks & Regards,

ABDUL WAHIED

You may proceed with renewing your residence visa given that you were declared innocent by a court judgment at first instance, it is crucial to remain aware of how ongoing legal proceedings might affect this process.

Consulting with both legal counsel and immigration experts will provide clarity tailored to your specific situation.

Thank you for reaching out with your question regarding the renewal of your residence visa while your criminal case is ongoing.

Based on the details you’ve shared, since you have received a favorable judgment in the first instance court and were declared innocent, you are generally not prohibited from renewing your residence visa.

However, the fact that the prosecution has filed an appeal may introduce some complications, as authorities typically review the status of criminal cases before processing visa renewals.

It is essential to check with the relevant immigration authorities to confirm whether the appeal could affect your visa renewal.

While your judgment in the first instance is in your favor, the appeal process might still impact certain procedures until a final judgment is made.

I recommend scheduling a consultation so I can assist you in addressing this matter and liaise with the relevant authorities on your behalf.

With my experience in handling such legal matters, I can help ensure the smooth processing of your visa renewal despite the ongoing appeal.

Please feel free to contact me directly via WhatsApp or by email to discuss your case further. I look forward to assisting you.

Best regards,

Suhail Rana