Is it possible to cancel my visa and get a new visa if I am involved in a case and a travel ban?

Hello,

Yes, it is possible for your employer to cancel your visa even if you are under a travel ban.

The cancellation of your visa is an administrative process that is separate from the travel ban.

It is generally not possible to apply for a new residence visa while a criminal case is ongoing and a travel ban is in place.

The resolution of the case (including the appeal) is necessary to remove the travel ban and proceed with visa applications.

Yes, it is possible for your visa to be canceled while under a travel ban; however, applying for a new residence visa during this time is likely not feasible given the circumstances surrounding your ongoing legal issues.

Employers in the UAE have the right to cancel an employee's visa upon termination of employment.

However, the ability to finalize this cancellation while a criminal case and travel ban are in effect can be complicated.

The immigration authorities will be aware of the ongoing legal proceedings. So, there can be chances of rejection in such cases.

In the case of a new residence visa, the same will be applicable. There are certain procedures that you have to undertake in order to get approval.

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

Dear Sir/Madam,

Regarding your situation in the UAE:

1. Your visa cannot be canceled while under a travel ban due to an ongoing criminal case.

2. Obtaining a new residence visa may be challenging until your case is resolved.

3. Your employer can initiate visa cancellation, but it cannot be completed until your legal situation is resolved.

4. The travel ban remains until the final judgment, including appeals.

5. You may apply to the public prosecution to cancel a deportation order or to immigration authorities for travel ban removal.

We recommend seeking legal counsel for personalized advice on navigating these complex issues.

If you need further clarification, please don't hesitate to ask.

Yours sincerely,

Dear Questioner,

Thank you for your inquiry.

While it is possible for your employer to cancel your visa while the criminal case is ongoing, the travel ban will prevent you from traveling.

Applying for a new visa may be difficult or not possible while the case remains unresolved and the travel ban is still active.

It is advisable to monitor the progress of your case and consult the relevant authorities to clarify the specifics of your situation.

Please let me know if you need further assistance or legal advice on any other matter.

Best regards,

Mohammed Salah

Legal Consultant

Dear Inquirer,

If you are under a travel ban due to an ongoing criminal case, your visa cancellation may be affected, as immigration authorities typically require clearance before processing cancellations.

Regarding applying for a new residence visa, it depends on the case status and whether any restrictions are placed on your residency rights. Certain legal procedures may be required to resolve these issues before a new visa is granted.

To assess your options and take the necessary legal steps, we recommend booking a consultation or appointing our firm to handle your case. Contact "Future Vision for Advocacy and Legal Consultancy" today for expert assistance.

Best regards.

Your visa cancellation may be affected by your ongoing criminal case and travel ban.

Typically, a visa cannot be canceled if there is a pending travel ban. Additionally, applying for a new residence visa may not be possible until the case is fully resolved.

We can assess your situation and provide legal guidance. Contact GS Advocates & Legal Consultants by phone for assistance.

Thank you for reaching out.

Given your situation, several legal factors must be considered:

Visa Cancellation: Your employer can initiate the cancellation process; however, if you have a travel ban, your visa might not be canceled until the ban is lifted.

Immigration authorities usually require clearance before proceeding with cancellation.

New Residence Visa: Generally, obtaining a new residence visa while involved in an ongoing criminal case and under a travel ban can be challenging.

The pending appeal may impact your eligibility for a new visa until the matter is resolved.

Since your case involves both criminal and immigration concerns, it's crucial to handle this strategically to avoid complications.

I strongly recommend a legal consultation to assess your options and determine the best course of action.

Feel free to contact me via WhatsApp or phone to discuss your case in detail and explore the legal steps to resolve your travel ban and visa situation.

Best regards,

Suhail Rana