UAE exempts Sudanese nationals from residency, visa fines
Dubai _ The UAE announced on Saturday that Sudanese nationals would be exempt from paying outstanding residency or visa fines.
A statement released by the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security said: 'The decision aligns with the UAE's long-standing commitment to supporting brotherly nations and offering humanitarian aid during crises.'
The move underlines the country's role in promoting humanity and peace, it added.
The decision will come into effect on May 19 and remain valid until the end of 2025.
Sudanese nationals with outstanding fines can regularize their status and submit renewal applications via the ICP's official digital platforms. Any fines incurred will be waived.
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