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New employment visa in case of a pending labour case

Good day,

I had a labour case for which the judgement has already been issued from the court of the first instance in my favour in Nov 2018.

I have opened an execution file in mid of Feb 2019 & is currently under 15 days notification period. I have now got a new job offer & they want me to join at the earliest.

1) Can I cancel my labour card & residence visa since the judgement is already out so that the new employer can initiate the visa proceedings from the new company?

2) What documents would I need?

3) Will it affect my execution court case in any way since I have not received the EOSB till now & don't want to lose it?

4) During cancellation, do I have to sign that I have received all my EOSB if in case my company PRO cancels it & would it affect the case?

I have approached Tasheel/Amer & different people are giving different opinions & I am confused now. Can you please guide me?

Thanks,

K.K.

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Ibrahim Al Banna Advocates & Legal Consultants
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15 Mar 2019, 20:27

Dear Questioner,

The visa cancellation document has a sentence which states that there are no dues from the company.

So unless that is done, the visa cannot be cancelled. Till that time, your new visa cannot be processed.

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AlBanna Advocates

16 Mar 2019, 03:22

Thanks, Mr Ibrahim, for your response.

I believe that is the case when the company PRO cancels the visa.

I am trying to know if I cancel the visa through Tawafouq.

Would it have any impact on the ongoing execution case as well or is a NOC letter from the court fine for cancellation with hampering the ongoing case?

The new company is fine with issuing new labor & residence visa.

Hence please advise.

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