Six-month job seeker visa is issued only for Amnesty seekers.
Illegal UAE residents looking to regularise their status through the visa amnesty scheme have the option of applying for a six-month temporary visa as they look for a job. For vacancies that come up in the country, priority will be given to applicants from this pool of job seekers registered with the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation.
"However, if they don't find a job within six months, they must exit the country," Brigadier General Khalaf Al Ghaith, assistant director general, violators and foreigners follow-up section, General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) Dubai, said.
Amnesty seekers who already have a job offer can immediately move to a residency visa during the amnesty period. Those who want to stay back but have not managed to find a job can avail of the six-month visa.
The six-month temporary visa and new residency visa will be issued to those who entered the UAE through legal channels only, as others who came here illegally will get a two-year entry ban. They can leave the country without facing any legal action including fines, but can re-enter the UAE only after two years.
The six-month visa will be issued to the amnesty seeker on his or her own sponsorship.
The visa holder will be eligible to find a job in the government or private sector during these six months. If they get a new job during this period, they can move to the new residency visa.
However, if they don’t find a job within six months, they have to leave the UAE, FAIC said in a statement. It is understood that they can come back to the UAE on a new visa as they are not subject to an entry ban.
Amnesty seekers looking for a job can also register on a portal of the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE), which will help them find jobs.
Three-month amnesty scheme started on August 1 and will end on 31st December 2018.
+ UAE visa amnesty: ‘one-stop’ Facility centre at Al Aweer
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Illegal UAE residents looking to regularise their status through the visa amnesty scheme have the option of applying for a six-month temporary visa as they look for a job. For vacancies that come up in the country, priority will be given to applicants from this pool of job seekers registered with the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation.
"However, if they don't find a job within six months, they must exit the country," Brigadier General Khalaf Al Ghaith, assistant director general, violators and foreigners follow-up section, General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) Dubai, said.
Amnesty seekers who already have a job offer can immediately move to a residency visa during the amnesty period. Those who want to stay back but have not managed to find a job can avail of the six-month visa.
The six-month temporary visa and new residency visa will be issued to those who entered the UAE through legal channels only, as others who came here illegally will get a two-year entry ban. They can leave the country without facing any legal action including fines, but can re-enter the UAE only after two years.
The six-month visa will be issued to the amnesty seeker on his or her own sponsorship.
The visa holder will be eligible to find a job in the government or private sector during these six months. If they get a new job during this period, they can move to the new residency visa.
However, if they don’t find a job within six months, they have to leave the UAE, FAIC said in a statement. It is understood that they can come back to the UAE on a new visa as they are not subject to an entry ban.
Amnesty seekers looking for a job can also register on a portal of the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE), which will help them find jobs.
Three-month amnesty scheme started on August 1 and will end on 31st December 2018.
+ UAE visa amnesty: ‘one-stop’ Facility centre at Al Aweer
+ Police or civil cases related to bounced cheques must be settled first before availing the amnesty
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