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ABU DHABI (ALETIHAD)
Based on the directives of the wise leadership, and within the framework of the UAE's established humanitarian approach, the UAE's Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship, Customs and Ports Security has decided to exempt Sudanese nationals from fines related to residence permits and entry permits.
This step reflects the country's commitment to mitigating the repercussions of the exceptional circumstances facing the Republic of Sudan.
The decision embodies the UAE's unwavering policy of supporting its brotherly nations and providing humanitarian assistance to affected peoples, especially in times of crisis, and is an extension of initiatives that affirm the country's position as a model of tolerance and human solidarity.
The Authority explained that the decision will take effect from May 19, 2025, and will continue until the end of the current year. Citizens of the Republic of Sudan who have outstanding fines can rectify their status, and submit renewal applications through the Authority's official digital channels.
The Authority explained that the procedures will be convenient and flexible, and that Sudanese nationals will be exempted from any outstanding fines.
The Authority also affirmed that the decision comes within the framework of supporting national efforts aimed at enhancing social and humanitarian stability for residents in the country. It also embodies the vision of the wise leadership to instill the values of mercy and giving, and is a true embodiment of the UAE's mission to promote the principles of humanity and peace.
