Stricter requirements were put in place to prevent potential misuse of visit visas and ensure that applicants can sustain themselves during their stay
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The Al Ain Court of First Instance has issued a verdict obligating a man to pay a woman Dh300,000 after he defrauded her of Dh250,000.
In the lawsuit, the complainant stated that she met the accused through Instagram. She said that he claimed to be an Emirati with several commercial businesses. He then asked her to participate in those by giving him Dh50,000. The woman borrowed the money and transferred it to him.
She then realised that she had been subject to fraud and that the accused was not an Emirati. So, she filed a criminal case against him.
The court then convicted him and indicated that the defendant will be obligated to pay her the defrauded amount and Dh50,000 in compensation for damages incurred.
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