The Isle of Man Treasury has reported the conviction of Mohammed Enayet for facilitating the arrival of two individuals who subsequently worked in breach of their immigration conditions. The Border Division investigation resulted in fines totaling GBP 15,000 and an order barring Enayet from entering the Isle of Man for five years.
Enayet, a British national from Preston, was convicted on Nov. 3, 2026, of two offences under section 25 of the Immigration Act 1971, as extended to the Isle of Man. The court imposed a GBP 7,500 fine for each offence and ordered him to pay GBP 1,900 in costs. The two individuals involved have since left the island.