In the UAE, your mobile number has to be linked to your Emirates ID. It is done to enable some safety features. Often the mobile number is wrong. Check out how to change it.
Working in Dubai, which is part of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), requires a UAE Work Visa, a.k.a. Employee Visa. This is a mandatory document, which is essentially a long-term residence visa valid for two to three years, allowing individuals to live and work in the UAE.
In the UAE, the issues of residency visas, Emirates IDs, customs clearance, and many others are managed by the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs, and Port Security (ICA). Given the massive number of foreigners and expats in the country, the amount of paperwork and bureaucracy required to properly handle these issues is off the charts. This is why the UAE Government decided to introduce an online service for the ICA in order to reduce the bureaucratic burden on the authorities and provide people with a more convenient and less time-consuming way to manage visas, passports, Emirate IDs, and other related matters.
Secure your Police Clearance Certificate in Dubai effortlessly. Our guide details the essential steps and tips for a smooth process. Perfect for expats and residents needing official clearance.
Comprehensive guide on salaries in Dubai in 2024: industry standards, job search tips, and employment nuances. Learn how to find high-paying jobs in the Emirates.
Ring in the New Year in Dubai with an unforgettable celebration. Start with a spectacular display of mega-grandiose fireworks, add in New Year's Eve concerts, and star-studded soirees. Begin the festivities with an aperitif—a yacht cruise featuring sumptuous appetizers and drinks to set the perfect mood for the main winter holiday. Try a welcome cocktail made of safari tours, lavish dinners at the world's finest restaurants, Christmas fairs, and more.
The Dubai Land Department or simply DLD is an approved government agency in the Emirate of Dubai that oversees every aspect of real estate operations and transactions. It is a regulatory body that controls all the activities related to buying, selling and investing in real estate in Dubai.
On December 5, 2023, Saudi Arabia made a significant announcement that could pleasantly surprise global businessmen. The country's authorities are set to offer tax incentives, including a 30-year exemption from corporate income tax, to foreign companies establishing their regional headquarters within the kingdom.
Dubai’s real estate market is witnessing huge expansion. It outperforms some of the biggest capitals of the world. Foreign investors are coming to setup a real estate business and facing many questions which we are now going to discuss.