What are your options if your visa was cancelled due to job loss?
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The fine waiver and visa extension announcements made by UAE authorities were valid for expired UAE visas. Read the latest clarification from UAE authorities here: https://gulfnews.com/1.71989481
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Cancelled visas are not included, when it comes to visa extension or fine waivers. Read more here: https://gulfnews.com/1.1590932865254
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Option 1: Get a new employment visa
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In such cases, you can put your family visa on hold: https://gulfnews.com/1.1591019918971
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How long is the grace period, after a visa is cancelled?
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The grace period depends on when your work permit was cancelled.
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From the day your work permit is cancelled, you get 28 days to either exit the country or change your visa status.
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Option 2: Apply for a visit visa
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You would need to apply for a visit visa for yourself as well as your dependents.
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How can I apply for a visit visa during COVID-19?
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