From Absconding Charges to Travel Bans: How Al Tawkel Turns Cases Around

In the UAE, immigration and labor regulations are strict, and for good reasons. They protect both employers and employees. They help maintain an equal and just legal environment for all. But what happens when things go wrong? From absconding cases to visa bans, the consequences can be serious.

Fortunately, Al Tawkel Center has helped hundreds of individuals navigate and resolve these complex situations, offering professional support and real solutions.

What Is an Absconding Case in the UAE?

An absconding case is filed when an employee leaves their job without notifying the employer or fails to report to work for a prolonged period without a valid reason. When an absconding case is registered, it may result in:

• Leading to a labor ban
• Affect your immigration status
• It may pose challenges to your career prospects within the UAE.

Al Tawkel Center assists clients in removing false or outdated absconding reports, ensuring that genuine mistakes or miscommunications don’t ruin someone’s career.

Real Case Resolved: Wrongly Accused of Absconding

A client came to Al Tawkel Center after learning he was banned due to an absconding case, even though he had submitted his resignation and left the country legally. Our team:

• Verified all documents
• Communicated directly with MOHRE
• Filed for case removal with evidence

Within 10 working days, his record was cleared, and he was able to return to the UAE with a new job offer.

Visa Bans: Why They Happen and How to Resolve Them

A visa ban in the UAE prevents an individual from entering the country for a specified period or permanently. Bans can be:

• Labor-related (contract violations, disputes, etc.)
• Immigration-related (overstay, legal violations)
• Criminal (based on court cases or police reports)

Each type requires a different legal approach. Al Tawkel Center provides case-by-case assessments and direct solutions to lift the ban, whether it requires legal appeals, employer NOCs, or immigration clearance.

Real Case Resolved: Overstay Turned Visa Ban

One of our clients overstayed their tourist visa due to illness and was handed a one-year entry ban. With proper documentation and medical records, Al Tawkel Center:

• Submitted an appeal to the immigration department
• Obtained a penalty waiver
• Successfully removed the entry ban in just three weeks

How Al Tawkel Center Handles Complex Ban Removals

Dealing with bans isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. That’s why Al Tawkel Center works with:

• MOHRE (Ministry of Human Resources & Emiratisation)
• ICP (Federal Authority for Identity & Citizenship)
• Police departments and labor courts

We’ve helped resolve bans for cases involving absconding, visa overstays, employment disputes, and document issues, all through legal and approved channels.

Why Choose Al Tawkel Center?

• Experience: Over 10 years resolving immigration and labor issues in the UAE
• Connections: Direct access to key departments for quicker resolutions
• Trust: Hundreds of positive outcomes and happy clients
• Confidentiality: We handle each case with the highest level of privacy and professionalism, always ensuring complete confidentiality.
• Transparency: No false promises, only legal and realistic solutions
• Full Support: From documentation to follow-up, we stay with you until your case is closed

When things go wrong, Al Tawkel Center is your expert in making them right.

Final Thoughts: Don’t Let a Case Hold You Back

Absconding cases and visa bans can seem like the end of the road, but they don’t have to be. With proper support and legal procedures, many cases can be resolved.

Al Tawkel Center offers services designed to assist individuals in reshaping and improving their narratives. Whether it’s getting back into the UAE or clearing your legal record, we’ve got your back.

Ready to fix your case?
Allow Al Tawkel Center to manage your situation with professionalism, transparency, and legal expertise. Reach out to us today and take the first step toward freedom and a fresh start.