Popular on-air Dota 2 analyst, Mira “Ephey” Riad, will miss out on attending the ESL One Stockholm Dota 2 Major 2022.
The Jordanian resident’s Schengen visa quota of the ‘permissible’ 90/180 days to work an event in the Schengen area apparently lapsed.
Ephey was unable to work on renewing her visa in lieu of the Eid holidays back in Jordan, that caused a lot of delay in processing the visa.
Gonna miss the major due to visa complications, but the talent lineup is super stacked and it’s gonna be a great event. ☺️
— Mira (@EpheyDota) May 6, 2022
Despite the setback, Ephey is now looking forward to spring back in action for Tour 3 of the Dota Pro Circuit 2021/22.
Nonetheless, missing out on casting a Dota 2 Major is a tall order at this point.
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