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UAE Overstay Fine Reduction

Overstayed your visa? Don't panic. We help you check your fines and request a waiver or reduction the official way.

Fines keep adding up every day you overstay. The sooner you act, the less you pay. All requests go through the official UAE immigration authorities — we guide and prepare, the authorities decide.

How we help

4 simple steps

1. Check your fines

We check your file on the official GDRFA Dubai / ICP systems so you know the exact amount and any travel ban.

2. Prepare your request

We write a clear letter explaining the reasons for the overstay and why you can't pay, with supporting documents.

3. Submit to the Fines Committee

Your waiver or reduction request is submitted through an official Amer / immigration service centre.

4. Settle and move on

Once the committee decides, we help you pay the remaining amount, change status, get a new visa or exit.

Checklist

What you need

  • Passport copy
  • Letter explaining the reason for the overstay and inability to pay
  • Supporting proof (medical reports, job loss letter, sponsor issues, etc.)
  • Any other documents the Fines Committee asks for
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FAQ

Common questions

How much is the overstay fine?

For most visit and residence visas it is AED 50 per day, so waiting only makes it bigger. [EDIT: confirm current rate]

Can fines really be reduced?

Yes. Dubai immigration has an official service to request a waiver or reduction of fines, decided by a Fines Committee. The decision is theirs — no agency can guarantee the result.

Should I wait for an amnesty?

Amnesties are rare and announced with fixed dates. The last one ended on 31 December 2024. Waiting usually costs more than applying now.

What reasons are accepted?

Common reasons include medical emergencies, lost passport, sponsor or company problems, job loss and family hardship. Proof makes your case stronger.