Sir, I am cancelled my residents visa yesterday ...

We would like to inform you that regarding to residents of UAE, the law grants them a 30-day grace period to either amend the situation, provide new sponsorship for them and their sponsors, or leave the country. No fines shall apply during that period.
If the grace period ends and the resident exceeds 30 days, he will be fined AED 125 for the first day, and AED 25 for each subsequent day.
After six months of exceeding the stay period after the grace period and expiry of the residence, he will be fined AED 50 for each day exceeded.
There is no reduction of the fine at the present time, but the deportation may be removed by a request for mercy to be submitted to the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs in the Emirate

We would like to inform you that If you already have an entry permit/residence visa to Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah check your visa validity on the website of Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship- ICA (the eChannel for residency and citizenship).

• If you already have an entry permit/residence visa in Dubai, check your visa validity through Amer-GDRFA in Dubai.

 

Alternatively, for any enquiry regarding visa issuance, types and validity, communicate with ICA at the toll free number 600522222 or through ICA feedback platform. 

 

For Dubai visas, contact Amer service on the toll free number 800 5111 if you are living in the UAE. If you are outside the UAE, call Amer on the toll free number +9714-313-9999.