Ban after resigning
Hi All,
Does anyone know under what cercumstances an employer can put a ban (6 months or one year) if someone resigns. What are the rules in DIC or free zone areas? sharing any experinces would be appreciated. Regards |
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Re: Ban after resigning
Originally Posted by muhammak
(Post 5243004)
Hi All,
Does anyone know under what cercumstances an employer can put a ban (6 months or one year) if someone resigns. What are the rules in DIC or free zone areas? sharing any experinces would be appreciated. Regards I worked outside the Freezones for my first job,which I left before the 12 months was up, but my new job is a Freezone (DMCC) company and my new Visa is currently being processed without any problems. |
Re: Ban after resigning
Within JAFZA a ban is only be placed upon request by the employer with supporting documents. Something along the lines of fraud etc. Leaving after 6 months is not sufficient reason.
There is no automatic ban for working less than 1yr or whatever the minimum term is in Dubai. Transfer to another employer within the same freezone does require the end of service paper from your old employer and the original offer letter from your new employer, and your passport to be submitted to JAFZA Administration to transfer the employment. |
Re: Ban after resigning
Hi,
Thanks for the replies. Instead of transfer of the sponsorship, if I just get it cancelled, leave the country and then come back again on new visa within lets say 2-3 weeks. Is this possible? Regards, |
Re: Ban after resigning
Originally Posted by muhammak
(Post 5243311)
Hi,
Thanks for the replies. Instead of transfer of the sponsorship, if I just get it cancelled, leave the country and then come back again on new visa within lets say 2-3 weeks. Is this possible? Regards, I had no problems with Immigration when I cam back. Just told them my new work visa was under process. It was actually the airline staff at Heathrow who asked more questions because my return flight would have been after a Visit Visa expired. |
Re: Ban after resigning
But I heard that a no objection certificate (NOC) from old employer is required in order to avoid the ban in both cases i.e. transfer or cancellation. Did you get the NOC?
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Re: Ban after resigning
Originally Posted by muhammak
(Post 5243352)
But I heard that a no objection certificate (NOC) from old employer is required in order to avoid the ban in both cases i.e. transfer or cancellation. Did you get the NOC?
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Re: Ban after resigning
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
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Re: Ban after resigning
Originally Posted by muhammak
(Post 5243004)
Hi All,
Does anyone know under what cercumstances an employer can put a ban (6 months or one year) if someone resigns. What are the rules in DIC or free zone areas? sharing any experinces would be appreciated. Regards DIC: 04 391 1111 Hope you get good news. Let us know the outcome. |
Re: Ban after resigning
Hi,
I just called the number and they confirmed that there is no ban in tecom zone. Can someone also confirm this? Regards, |
Re: Ban after resigning
Originally Posted by muhammak
(Post 5243701)
Hi,
I just called the number and they confirmed that there is no ban in tecom zone. Can someone also confirm this? Regards, |
Re: Ban after resigning
I do not recommend referring to Gulf News "Ask the Law" - have noticed that he doesnt answer the questions very well - very vague answers. Also bear in mind that different circumstances can mean different outcomes, even if it is only a seemingly minor difference (like the local partner works in the Labour Dept!).
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Re: Ban after resigning
Originally Posted by jebelaligardener
(Post 5243885)
I do not recommend referring to Gulf News "Ask the Law" - have noticed that he doesnt answer the questions very well - very vague answers. Also bear in mind that different circumstances can mean different outcomes, even if it is only a seemingly minor difference (like the local partner works in the Labour Dept!).
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Re: Ban after resigning
Originally Posted by Inselaffen
(Post 5243823)
the ban is from the Labour Dept if you were working outside a Freezone. The Labour Dept has nothing to do with Free Zone visa's. You have no problem!
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