Certificate needs to be presented at check-in for inspection prior to flying from Abu Dhabi, says airline
A 29-year-old Arab man was sentenced to a month in prison and deportation by Dubai's Criminal court for trying to travel to Germany through Dubai International Airport with a forged visa.
The accused was seized by an officer, and admitted that he had paid 3,000 euros to a person in his home country to obtain the forged visa.
In investigations by the public prosecution, the accused denied the charges against him, claiming that another person in his home country had provided him with the visa, asking for his passport to make the required amendment. The accused states he did not know the visa was forged until he was caught trying to travel with it to Belgium.
The court ruled that the accused be imprisoned for one month and deported from the country once he has completed his sentence.
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