How to return to Dubai after leaving with unpaid credit card and possible absconding?

Hi,

I understand that you left Dubai about 2 years ago while holding a residence permit and were unable to return due to personal circumstances.

You have some outstanding credit card and bank charges and would like to return to Dubai on a visit visa. I will provide you with the following information:

1. Check the status of your previous visa: Usually, a residence visa is automatically canceled if the holder stays outside the UAE for more than 6 months. To check the status of your previous visa, you can contact the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai (GDRFA) or visit their website.

2. Check for any bans or restrictions: Due to unpaid credit card and bank charges, there may be financial reports or restrictions registered against you. You can check this by contacting the relevant banks or through official channels such as Dubai Police.

3. Apply for a visit visa: If there are no bans or restrictions preventing you from entering the country, you can apply for a visit visa through official channels

If you have unresolved credit card dues or other debts, they may have been flagged by UAE authorities.

The UAE takes financial obligations seriously, and unpaid debts can impact your visa application.

If the bank or financial institution has taken legal action or reported you to the authorities, it could create a negative record, making it harder to obtain a visa.

Before planning to return to the UAE, it’s important to check your travel status to ensure there are no restrictions placed on you due to outstanding debts.

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To determine if you can apply for a visitor visa to Dubai after being away for almost 2 years, consider the following:

1. Check Visa Status: Your residence visa may have been canceled due to prolonged absence. You can check its status through the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) website or by contacting them directly.

2. Visitor Visa Application: If your residence visa is canceled, you should be able to apply for a visitor visa. However, any outstanding bank dues or credit card debts could potentially affect your ability to return if legal actions have been taken against you.

3. Consequences of Cancellation:

- You may face fines for any unpaid debts or penalties regarding your previous visa status.

- If there are legal cases related to your dues, there could be a travel ban against you.

4. Recommendation: It’s best to consult with an immigration lawyer or a legal consultant in the UAE to get detailed advice based on your specific situation before applying for any visa.

Next Steps:

- Clear any outstanding debts if possible or consult the relevant bank for possible options.

- Confirm your previous visa status and discuss with a legal expert the best course of action.

Dear questioner

We can check your status by the travel ban and arrest warrant check and current status whether absconded or any travel ban due to the credit card dues... etc.

Kindly share your WhatsApp number for further assistance.

The first thing is we have to understand, whether any existing orders or charges have been issued under your name.

Maybe there are possibilities that, the bank might have initiated legal procedures against you.

If there is an active travel ban due to the payment default, then you may face some troubles at the airport.

We will discuss the possibilities in detail. Kindly share your WhatsApp number to discuss this further.