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‘UAE visit visa holders should be allowed to work’

It will help create a mutually beneficial relationship

by Blitz India Media
March 13, 2024
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UAE visit visa
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A TOP official has highlighted the benefits of allowing visit visa holders to work legally in the UAE. A work permit in this regard and other legal conditions could be established to allow employers to hire visitors legally. As per current rules, working while in the UAE on a visit visa is illegal.

Hefty fines and other penalties apply on companies that hire visitors. Companies have to get an employment visa and work permit issued before an employee starts working for them. Dr Ali Humaid bin Khatem, advocate-general, head of Naturalisation and Residency Prosecution, said allowing companies to hire visitors legally would help create a mutually beneficial relationship. “Business owners need a start and our country has a lot of tourists looking for jobs. This way, both parties can benefit.” He made the suggestion at the Entrepreneurship Makers Forum hosted by the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) Dubai in Al Khawaneej earlier this week.

A work permit in this regard and other legal conditions could be established to allow employers to hire visitors legally

The official, however, cautioned business owners against employing visitors as the current laws don’t allow it.

“[A] visit or tourist entry permit/visa does not give you the right to work in the UAE. A Dh50,000 fine per individual is levied against any enterprise found employing a person on a visit visa,” he said. “Never start off wrong, these regulations and laws were designed to protect business owner and employees.”

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