What to Do If Your UAE Work Visa is Cancelled by Your Employer?

Max from Visa Library here, bringing you an exciting guide on what to do if your UAE work visa is canceled by your employer! Can your employer cancel your visa? Absolutely, but don't worry, we've got you covered on the next steps. We'll dive into how long you can stay post-cancellation, who's responsible for the cancellation fees, and if you're entitled to any compensation. Wondering if you can apply for a new visa again? We've got the answer! Stay tuned for a comprehensive breakdown.
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00:00 - Intro
00:36 - Can Employer Cancel?
00:55 - What to Do?
03:00 - Stay Duration after Cancellation
03:51 - Who Pays for Cancellation?
04:33 - Compensation for Termination
05:50 - Can You Apply Again?
07:06 - Outro
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[@ananyaoberoi7293]

Very informative video.👍. Can you please make a video on how uae resident son or daughter can apply for mother long stay visa or residency. How much it will cost including insurance and other fees? Which documents will be required for it. Please make a video in detail. Thank you

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Steps to Apply for Long-Stay Visa or Residency for Mother in UAE:
Eligibility Check: Ensure the son or daughter (sponsor) holds a valid UAE residency visa with a minimum salary requirement as specified by the UAE authorities (usually above AED 4,000 with accommodation or AED 6,000 without accommodation).
Health Insurance: Obtain comprehensive health insurance for the mother, which is a mandatory requirement. The cost varies based on coverage, age, and health condition.
Application Submission: Apply through the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) in the respective emirate or via the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship (ICA). The process can be initiated online through their websites or through the respective smartphone apps.
Documents Required:
Sponsor's (son/daughter) passport and visa copy.
Mother's passport copy.
Proof of relationship (birth certificate of the sponsor with mother's name).
Sponsor's employment contract or salary certificate.
Bank statements of the sponsor for the last 3-6 months.
Tenancy contract/proof of accommodation.
Health insurance policy for the mother.
Cost:
Visa Application Fee: Varies between AED 200 to AED 500, depending on the emirate and the type of service (normal or urgent).
Health Insurance: Can range widely, approximately from AED 600 to several thousand, based on the plan and insurer.
Deposit: May be required as a refundable deposit for the mother's visa.
Other Fees: Including typing center fees, Emirates ID application, medical examination, etc., could add up to several hundred dirhams.
Overall, the total cost, including health insurance, can range significantly based on various factors. It's advisable to budget a few thousand dirhams for the entire process, keeping in mind that costs can vary based on specific circumstances and requirements at the time of application.

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Thank you very much@@visalibrary for your reply.your knowledge is very helpful for many.