A travel ban in the UAE is a legal restriction that prevents an individual from entering or leaving the country. This ban is typically imposed by UAE authorities for specific reasons related to violations of the law, financial obligations, or other legal issues. A travel ban is often enforced at immigration checkpoints, such as airports, seaports, or land borders.
Checking for a travel ban in the UAE is essential to avoid unexpected disruptions to your travel plans, whether you are leaving or entering the country. Checking for a travel ban in the UAE is important to ensure you are not unexpectedly stopped at immigration checkpoints, which can disrupt travel plans and potentially lead to legal complications.
Failing to repay loans, credit card dues, or other financial liabilities.
Issuing cheques that cannot be honored due to insufficient funds, which is a legal offense in the UAE.
Pending court cases, ongoing investigations, or convictions for criminal activities.
Overstaying a visa, working without a proper permit, or breaching residency laws.
Conflicts with employers, such as unpaid dues or legal complaints related to labor law violations.
Involvement in activities deemed as threats to public safety or national security.
Accumulating traffic fines, unpaid utility bills, or government penalties.
Issues like child custody cases or legal disputes involving family members.
Understanding the type of travel ban is crucial for addressing the specific underlying issues and lifting the restriction effectively.
It has been observed that many articles provide misleading information about checking travel bans, such as claiming that the Dubai Police app can be used for this purpose.
In fact, the Dubai Police app only provides details about financial criminal cases filed at police stations within the Dubai Emirate. Since the filing of criminal cases related to cheque bounce issues was deactivated in 2021, the app is no longer useful for checking travel bans.
Furthermore, the app does not provide information about civil cases, commercial cases, execution cases, travel ban cases, or other criminal cases like breach of trust, forgery, or cybercrimes. In reality, there is no application in the UAE that allows you to check for travel bans and the related case details.
Simply knowing about a travel ban is not enough; to resolve the issue, you must understand the details of the case that led to the ban, which is the only way to address it and remove the restriction.
Issued if a person is involved in a criminal investigation, has pending court cases, or has been convicted of a crime.
Prevents the individual from leaving the UAE until the case is resolved.
Related to civil disputes, such as breach of contracts or unresolved lawsuits.
Travel is restricted until the matter is settled in court.
Imposed in family disputes, such as child custody cases or legal matters involving divorce or alimony.
Aimed at preventing one party from leaving the country without resolving the issue.
Applied to individuals deemed a threat to public safety or national security.
Results in entry or exit restrictions as determined by the authorities.
Understanding the type of travel ban is crucial for addressing the specific underlying issues and lifting the restriction effectively.
To check criminal, civil, commercial, execution cases, or specific travel ban cases and obtain the case details that caused the travel ban, we must manually inquire with the relevant departments, such as the police, immigration, and courts across all emirates.
For checking your travel bans and related cases, we need your Power of Attorney (POA) and a copy of your Emirates ID or passport are required. This process typically takes 2-3 days to complete.
Once we receive the case details, we can guide you on the best course of action. For instance, many cases, including criminal, civil, commercial, or execution cases, can be challenged and dismissed without any payment.
For cases that cannot be contested, they may be resolved through partial payments or other appropriate solutions based on the circumstances.
It is always advisable to check your travel ban and solve it, before you plan to travel since this might stop you, at the airport and possibly hand you over to the police. Tasheel Lawyers can help you to get all the details (from Police, Immigration & Court) about you and sort out all your issues once and for all.
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