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A 36-year-old man's two-year jail term has been commuted by the Dubai Court to six months, however it upheld the fine of Dh120,000 and deportation after serving his sentence.
The accused was convicted of forging 27 entry permits and embezzling Dh120,000 from the owner of a recruitment office in his home country.
According to the investigation report, the victim (an Arab visitor) said that he was the owner of a recruitment company, and had contacted the accused in Dubai to provide him with the emirate's work permits.
The man agreed to provide work visas for Dh4,000 each. Passport copies of 100 people were used to obtain the work visas.
The plaintiff said that after a week the accused had informed him that 27 visas had been approved and asked for the rest of amount, before sending the visas.
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