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What documents are required for visa processing and status changes?
To process a visa or change an employee’s residency status, you will typically need the following documents:
- Passport copy (with a minimum validity of six months)
- Emirates ID copy (if applicable)
- Labour contract
- Offer letter
- Recent passport-sized photographs
- Medical fitness test report Our team will guide you through the exact documentation needed for your specific case.
How long does it take to process a visa or complete a labour-related service?
The time frame for processing visas or other labor-related services can vary depending on the type of service. On average:
- Visa stamping takes 5-10 business days.
- ID typing and submission processes take around 2-5 business days.
- Fine clearance or absconding removal may take 7-10 business days, depending on the complexity of the case. We provide regular updates to keep you informed about the status of your application.
What is the process for removing an absconding status from an employee’s record?
To remove an absconding status, you will need to file a request with the Ministry of Labor or relevant authorities. The process involves:
- Submitting proof that the employee has returned to work or providing valid reasons for their absence.
- Paying any fines associated with the absconding case. We assist in compiling all necessary documentation and communicating with authorities to expedite the removal process.
How do you assist with fine clearance related to labour or residency violations?
If your business or employees have accrued fines for labor or residency violations, we:
- Review the details of the fine.
- Work with the relevant authorities to calculate the exact amount owed and the reasons behind it.
- Facilitate the payment and official clearance of these fines. We ensure that all fines are cleared promptly to help your business avoid any legal consequences.
What is the Tawjeeh Class, and who needs to attend it?
The Tawjeeh Class is an awareness session mandated by the UAE government for certain employees and employers to educate them on their labor rights and obligations. It’s usually required for:
- New employees entering the UAE labor market.
- Companies sponsoring employees for the first time. We help arrange the required sessions for your employees and handle the scheduling with government-approved centers.