Understanding the UAE's grace period rules after visa cancellation is essential for expats to avoid overstaying. The grace period, ranging from 30 to 180 days, offers time to apply for a new visa or exit the country, with penalties for overstay.

How long can expats stay in UAE after job termination?

Experts explain the key rules and extended grace periods (up to 180 days) for select visas

UAE overstay visa fines: How to get them waived

Required documents, cost, grace periods, how to apply for visa fine waiver through GDRFA

UAE residents and visitors who overstay their visas may apply for a fine waiver or reduction through the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs – Dubai (GDRFA).

How to get a Schengen visa from the UAE: Top tips

When to apply, key requirements, costs, and tips to avoid visa hurdles for UAE expats

Everything you need to know to secure your Schengen visa - timing, documentation requirements, expert advice, and common pitfalls to avoid, ensuring a smooth process for UAE expatriates heading to Europe this summer

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A Gulf News reader asked about qualifications and the process for Dubai freelance permits

Everything you need to know about obtaining a freelance visa in the UAE, from costs to workspace options and banking access.

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Steps to follow to change job title details on your visa.

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