A Kerala woman, detained in Sharjah for visa overstay and an absconding complaint, has returned home after political intervention and swift legal action. She faced detention after being unable to pay exorbitant renewal fees demanded by her agent. Her safe return highlights the importance of legal aid and local representation in navigating UAE immigration laws.
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Indian woman held for overstaying UAE visa returns to Kerala after legal intervention
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