3 months or not 3 months?
[QUOTE=My Kapitan]The visit visa is a 60 day visa. The sponsor can apply for an extension of a further 30 days at which point the sponsored person must leave the UAE.
The sponsor is always liable for the action of those he sponsors.
MK[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Tom2004]...are you aware according to the rule there is no three month visa, it is a 60 day visa and a thirty day "courtesy" period - but no such legislation. (at least to my knowledge)
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I'm out of the country just now in Costa Rica, its a shithole, I can't wait to get back to DXB, may be more expensive but worth it many times over. Anyway, when I get back home I'll check what the stamo is in her passport and post the info.
Keep it Cocked
Zing
This forum is educating.....
[QUOTE=My Kapitan]The visit visa is a 60 day visa. The sponsor can apply for an extension of a further 30 days at which point the sponsored person must leave the UAE.
The sponsor is always liable for the action of those he sponsors.
MK[/QUOTE]
That is new to me, I thought they just count any overstay from the 31st day following the end of the visa. Are you sure any action is required? Or is this only for some countries.
BTW I refered to the medical issue, here some more oil into the fire:
Sex dangerous for women in Dubai
United Arab Emirates: Monday, January 28 - 2008 at 11:36
Almost 650 cases of sexually-transmitted diseases were reported in the emirate in the span of 16 months, mostly among young women who caught it from their husbands, reported Gulf News. From May 2006 to September 2007, 647 cases were seen at Al Badaa Health Centre, which is where the government-run sexually-transmitted disease (STD) clinic is located. STD cases have also almost doubled in the four-year period between 2000 and 2003, comprising 3.64 per cent of overall medical cases in 2000 to 5.15 per cent in 2003, the latest analysis available.
Source: [url]http://www.ameinfo.com/145013[/url]
So piece by piece a puzzle completes....
Greetings to all,
RGDS
Tom