UAE: Can Deportees Return? Here’s How to Apply for Reentry
A recent inquiry has raised questions about the reentry process for individuals deported from the UAE. A reader’s friend, who was deported in 2022 following a financial dispute that escalated into a physical altercation, is now considering returning for a job opportunity.
Under Article 18 (1) of Federal Decree Law No. 29 of 2021, a deported individual cannot return to the UAE without prior approval from the President.
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This means that the friend must seek permission before reentering the country.
To initiate the process, the individual should submit a formal application to the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security (ICP) or the Ministry of Interior.
The application should include essential documents such as a passport, UAE identity number (if previously issued), deportation order, and a valid job offer from a UAE employer, along with a detailed explanation of the purpose for returning.
The application will be reviewed by the relevant authorities, who will make a decision at their discretion. It is advisable for the individual to consult a qualified legal expert in the UAE to navigate this process effectively.
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