UAE extends validity of residency and visit visas till the end of 2020
Times of IndiaTimes Travel Editor/TRAVEL NEWS, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES/ Updated : Apr 14, 2020, 13:54 IST
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Amid the Coronavirus outbreak and lockdown, the UAE Government has announced to extend the validity of all visas, including visit visas, residency visas, Emirates ID, and entry permits. As per the reports, the visas that have expi … Read more
Amid the Coronavirus outbreak and lockdown, the UAE Government has announced to extend the validity of all visas, including visit visas, residency visas, Emirates ID, and entry permits. As per the reports, the visas that have expired after March 1, 2020, will remain valid till December 2020. Read less
The UAE Government made this announcement while giving the daily update regarding the latest situation in the wake of COVID-19 pandemic. It was announced by Brigadier Khamis Al Kaabi, official spokesperson for the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship on social media channels as well.
Brigadier Khamis Al Kaabi stated that residency visas and entry permits for all those inside or outside the country, will remain valid till the end of December 2020, if the said visas have expired after March 1, 2020. Similarly, all ID cards expiring on March 1 will remain valid till December 31, 2020, he added.
The said decision comes as a huge relief to lakhs of Indians living in the United Arab Emirates, most stuck due to the COVID-19 crisis.
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