The new development is setting new benchmarks in luxury living, combining opulent amenities with breathtaking natural landscapes
A student has been sentenced to 45 days in prison in Dubai for using a forged visa to enter a foreign country.
The Dubai Criminal Court jailed a student, of African origin, for 45 days after he was charged with using a forged entry visa for Canada.
The accused was caught by an Emirates airlines security employee during transit. He was arrested by the police and referred to Public Prosecution.
According to the investigation report, the accused denied the charges against him, stating that he had been residing in another African country a month before the incident and wanted to go to Canada to complete his studies.
He further told officials that he had met a person who assured him that he could help him obtain a visa for Canada in exchange for some money.
ALSO READ:
The accused added that this person returned his passport to him after 10 days with a visa for entry to Canada, after which he planned to travel to Canada via UAE.
However, he was stopped by a security employee at Dubai airport, who discovered the forged visa in the student's passport and reported him to the police.
The new development is setting new benchmarks in luxury living, combining opulent amenities with breathtaking natural landscapes
Brands in the UAE and the region have been advised to create the right awareness schemes that they’re deemed neutral
The American reinforces his dominant position as No 1 in the Official World Golf Ranking for a fourth victory in five outings
Ten-year-old Kristoff Davidson enthusiastically looking forward to playing more ‘sixes’ golf after tasting success
How this band from Philippines became idols of a new brand of pop music and cracked the top 10 of the Billboard Social 50 chart
From world-renowned artists like Jason Derulo to captivating stage shows, Dubai's forthcoming season offers an unforgettable experience for all
In a bid to bolster traditional movie theatres, the Academy has revised the eligibility criteria for films
The film is inspired by the popular 1980s TV series of the same name