DUBAI: The UAE Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratization has announced the postponement of the mandatory good conduct certificate needed to process employment visas from April 1, UAE daily Gulf News reported.
The ministry, in a response to a Twitter user’s inquiry, said that the requirement is postponed “until further notice.”
The UAE had made the good conduct certificate mandatory for employment visas starting on February 4.
According to Gulf News, authorities have started processing visa applications from certain nationalities without the good conduct certificate from last week.
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UAE postpones good conduct certificate visa requirement
UAE postpones good conduct certificate visa requirement
Qatar says thwarted Iran attacks on airport
DOHA: Qatar’s military thwarted attacks on Hamad International Airport, the Gulf state’s foreign ministry spokesman said on Tuesday, as Iran pressed a retaliatory campaign across the Gulf.
“There were attempts to attack Hamad International Airport, they were all thwarted... the missiles were downed by our defensive measures, and none of them have reached the airport,” Majed Al-Ansari told a press conference, adding that Qatar had not been in contact with Iran since the start of the strikes.
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