UAE has issued a new travel ban advisory

Travel bans will now be lifted automatically once a case is resolved, clearance and documentation requirements have also been removed.

The UAE government has issued a new clarification on travel bans. According to Emirati media, the UAE Ministry of Justice (MOJ) has said in its latest advisory that there is no need to apply for the lifting of the travel ban as the process will be automatic once the case is resolved. Earlier, the cancellation of the ban required the submission of clearance and some supporting documents, but these are no longer required. Judicial authorities in both Abu Dhabi and Dubai have automated the cancellation of travel bans after fines are pending. is
The Ministry says that the process required to lift the travel ban has been reduced from nine to zero, with the MoJ immediately processing the order to lift the travel ban, with a processing time of one task. The move is part of the UAE’s Zero Government Bureaucracy program launched earlier this year, which aims to reduce bureaucratic bottlenecks in federal government services. Has to speed up.

In addition, the UAE has also reduced the processing time for residence visas and work permits, the processing time for documents required to obtain work permits and residence visas across the UAE following the launch of the second phase of the WorkBundle platform. In this regard, several government ministries and federal authorities have launched a platform for business owners and private companies to hire new employees as well as their existing ones. It will also facilitate early renewal of work permits for employees, following the successful launch of the second phase of the WorkBundle platform, a process that previously took 30 days, now takes just five days across the UAE. are