Hay madam I'm in overstay in Dubai allmost 1 year...

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We would like to inform you that in case you were staying in the UAE and if you mean that you have fines for delay because of visa break and residence, you may go to emigrate and residence affairs of foreigners and to submit a grievance or mercy application to reduce the fine or exemption from them, and explain your financial circumstances as a try and not more, this authority has the absolute authority in approval or refusal to exempt or reduce the fine.
Article 77 of the executive regulations of Federal Law No. 6 of 1973 stipulate that:
The Executive Regulation of Federal Law, stipulating that the competent Naturalization and Residency Department shall collect a fine of 100 AED for each day in which the alien resides illegally. As the penalty shall be calculated from the day following the expiration of the non-renewable visa and the expiration of 10 days for the renewable visas and seven days from the date of issuance of the exit permit for violators of the Aliens Entry and Residence Law.
**Note that, the Nationality and Residency consider the 100 AED fine from the first day of expiration of all visa types even visit, transit, entry, tourist and entry permit to visit residents in the GCC.
Article 78
Of the same law stipulates that, except in the cases mentioned in the preceding article, the financial fine obtained by an alien for his illegal residence in the country after the expiration of his/her visa/residence permit, as it shall be calculated as the following:
· (25 AED) on every day of the first six months,
· (50 AED) for each of the next six months.
· (100 AED) for each day next to the year.
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Dear Customer,
Thanks for joining and trusting us, much appreciated!
We would like to inform you that in case you were staying in the UAE and if you mean that you have fines for delay because of visa break and residence, you may go to emigrate and residence affairs of foreigners and to submit a grievance or mercy application to reduce the fine or exemption from them, and explain your financial circumstances as a try and not more, this authority has the absolute authority in approval or refusal to exempt or reduce the fine.
Article 77 of the executive regulations of Federal Law No. 6 of 1973 stipulate that:
The Executive Regulation of Federal Law, stipulating that the competent Naturalization and Residency Department shall collect a fine of 100 AED for each day in which the alien resides illegally. As the penalty shall be calculated from the day following the expiration of the non-renewable visa and the expiration of 10 days for the renewable visas and seven days from the date of issuance of the exit permit for violators of the Aliens Entry and Residence Law.
**Note that, the Nationality and Residency consider the 100 AED fine from the first day of expiration of all visa types even visit, transit, entry, tourist and entry permit to visit residents in the GCC.
Article 78
Of the same law stipulates that, except in the cases mentioned in the preceding article, the financial fine obtained by an alien for his illegal residence in the country after the expiration of his/her visa/residence permit, as it shall be calculated as the following:
· (25 AED) on every day of the first six months,
· (50 AED) for each of the next six months.
· (100 AED) for each day next to the year.
If you have another question, feel free to ask us and we will answer with pleasure.
I hope my answer was helpful, please let me know if you have any follow up questions. If you feel I've answered your question already, please rate my answer from top of the page. Your feedback helps to ensure only the best experts are available to help you.
You can also ask questions of our other specialists in the areas of nutrition, therapists, IT specialists, doctors, and many more.
Kind Regards