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And as reported by the Emirates News Agency, the Foreign Minister of the United Arab Emirates, Abdullah bin Zayed, said: “The restrictions imposed on some visas are” temporary “due to the outbreak of the Covid pandemic. -19.
This came during Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi’s visit to the United Arab Emirates, where bin Zayed said: “Your country welcomes the Pakistani community as more than one and a half million people of the Pakistani community enjoy safety, security and stability in their second country, the United Arab Emirates. “
Bin Zayed emphasized that “the restrictions imposed on some visas are temporary due to the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic.”
And at the end of last November, a document issued by the business complex, owned by the United Arab Emirates, was circulated confirming that citizens of 13 countries were prevented from entering their lands and the granting of visas to them was suspended.
According to the document, applications for work or visit visas are pending for those who are outside the country and are citizens of 13 countries, including: Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya and Yemen, in addition to Somalia, Iran, Turkey, Afghanistan, Kenya and Pakistan.
It had previously included the name of the state of Algeria among those countries, but the Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs quickly denied this information and issued a statement saying:
Some foreign media and social media sites have promoted news stating that Algeria’s name was included in a document issued by an official UAE authority that prohibits Algerians from obtaining entry visas to the UAE, along with citizens. from other countries.
