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ARTICLE · 01 SEPTEMBER 2025

The Extradition Process Between Ireland And The UAE

Dr Hassan Elhais
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Extradition is the process of handing over a person, accused of a particular crime, to the jurisdiction where the crime was undertaken.

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Extradition is the process of handing over a person, accused of a particular crime, to the jurisdiction where the crime was undertaken. The agreement on extradition between UAE and Ireland ("Extradition Treaty") came into force on 18th May, 2025. Let us look into the main terms under this Treaty.

Obligation to extradite

The Extradition Treaty obligates both the UAE and Ireland to extradite a person found in the territory of one country, and wanted in the other country, for prosecution, trial or execution of a sentence in respect of an extraditable offence committed within the jurisdiction of the requesting country.

Extraditable offences

Article 2 of the Extradition Treaty lists out the instances where an extradition request will be granted, as follows:

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