The Embassy in Abu Dhabi asks citizens to report residency issues. They are building a database to monitor the situation and assist expats effectively. This is relevant for residents facing unexpected status changes.
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The Bangladesh Embassy in Abu Dhabi issued a special notice on July 31. The diplomatic mission stated that it has taken note of reports from various sources regarding the cancellation of visas for some of its citizens. Consequently, the Embassy has begun closely monitoring the situation to stay informed about all circumstances and protect the interests of its nationals in the UAE.
The primary objective at this stage is to collect highly accurate data. The Embassy requests all individuals who have experienced visa cancellations or residency issues to provide information about their current status. This information is essential for creating an accurate, reliable, and updated database that will assist in further analysis and efforts to address the matter.
Citizens are strongly advised to send the required details to the mission’s official email address, mission.abudhabi@mofa.gov.bd, as soon as possible. The email should include all specific details regarding the visa and stay in the country. It is important to note that those who have already submitted this information previously do not need to send it again to avoid duplication.
Creating a centralized database will allow the Embassy to better understand the true scale of the problem. This will enable diplomats to interact effectively with relevant authorities and provide necessary support to those affected. If you or your acquaintances are facing this issue, timely notification can play a key role in resolving the situation.
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