Six cases of expulsion and expulsion of foreigners from the UAE have been identified by the executive regulations of the law on entry and residence of foreigners in the UAE.
These cases include two cases of administrative removal from the state, even in cases where the individual has a residence permit, and four cases of expulsion from the country by order of the federal authority for identity, citizenship, Customs, and port security.
Entry visa or residence permit
it clarified that every foreign national "caught on board a ship trying to enter the country illegally, if he does not have an entry visa or residence permit, if the period of the license granted to him under an entry visa or residence permit has expired and he has not renewed in the cases where it is permissible to do so within the prescribed time limit, if his entry visa or residence permit has been canceled and he has not left the country within the prescribed time limit" is subject to an order from the federal authority for identity, citizenship, Customs, and port security.
Judicial deportation and administrative deportation
"Judicial deportation and administrative deportation" are the two types of deportation, she continued. A foreign national is removed from the nation if a court orders his deportation, and he may be administratively deported from the state even if he possesses a residency permit in the following circumstances: "if he has no apparent means of living, and if the security authorities deem that his deportation is called for by public interest, public security, or public morals."
Residence permit for foreign citizen
The regulation states that the foreign family members designated to support a foreign national may be included in the order for their expulsion from the country. The authority carries out the expulsion orders in coordination with the Ministry of Interior and the general commands of the police, and the costs associated with their removal If the foreign national's residence permit is linked to an employment contract, he must pay for his own removal, or if that is not possible, the authority will bear the cost. If the foreign national whose expulsion order was issued has interests in the state that need to be liquidated, the authority has granted him a deadline for liquidation after he submits an acceptable guarantee. If the foreign national whose expulsion order was issued has interests in the state that need to be liquidated, the authority has granted him a deadline for liquidation after he submits an acceptable guarantee, provided that the deadline stays within three months.
The articles of the regulation regarding the deported alien's family state that the expulsion order may apply to the alien's foreign family members who are responsible for providing for them. Once the federal prosecutor general approves the arrest, the deported alien who has been issued an expulsion order is held in prison or correctional facilities for a maximum of one month.If the alien and his family are being removed, the costs of doing so will come from their own funds or from the employer who hired them illegally; if not, the commission will be responsible for paying the deportation costs.
It noted that the authority granted the foreign national who had been issued an expulsion order a deadline for liquidation provided he provided a suitable bail; this deadline could not be longer than three months. Additionally, the foreign national who had previously been expelled from the country could not return until the head of the federal authority for identity, citizenship, Customs, and port security gave his approval.
