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4 available 4 • View allDoes a business partner get banned for staying one year outside the UAE?
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Q: Assalam Alaikum,
I shall be grateful if you answer the following query.
A person holding a partner visa, with a clean record overall, leaves the UAE and stays outside for a year. The only payable dues would be his sponsor's amount.
How can he return to UAE? Will there be a ban on him?
Your reply would work wonderfully for me.
Thanks and regards,
Ali Jawad

Nov 1, 2017
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Status of a partner who left Dubai without a proper company closure
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Q: Hi.
Could you please let me know, how much would it cost me to check up if there are any legal cases or immigration issues as I needed to check up for a relative?
He had left Dubai for a family emergency, however, he was informed by a local typing agent in Dubai that he can't return back. He never had any financial liability in Dubai but just did not cancel the visa, and could not close the company license he was a partner at.
Thanks

Oct 8, 2017
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The procedures required for the cancellation of a company and visas

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Q: I am a partner in an LLC registered in Dubai, whose license was expired in Nov 2017.
I was a passive investor stationed in India and the company was managed my senior partner and MD (Managing director) of the company who was stationed in Dubai.
The company was not managed well, the licenses were not renewed and the business activities did not take place. My last visit was in May 2017.
The MD of the company is still in Dubai on an earlier visa but didn't get in touch with me and he's not reachable.
Now, I want to start a new venture in any free zone on an individual basis. How can I cancel the earlier visa and get a new investor visa in the free zone?
Is it necessary to liquidate the old company in order to cancel the visa? Is it possible for me to cancel the visa on an individual basis and apply for new company formation?
Please guide me.


Jan 21, 2018
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Status check after leaving the UAE without cancellation of visa
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Q: Hi
I'm on a partner visa and left the UAE for more than 6 months. I don't have a loan, credit cards or cheques.
I just want to know if there's a possibility of having a police case for not going back to Dubai.

Sep 29, 2018
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