How to work in Dubai

Question 1: I want to work in Dubai, what do I need to prepare? Generally speaking, Chinese people from China come to Dubai to work for Chinese bosses, and their salaries are mostly at the same level, which is better than those of local companies, European and American companies or some It is a common knowledge that the salary level of large companies is much lower. If you have the ability and channels to work in these good companies, you don't have to work for a Chinese boss, but if you can't, then please accept the situation as it comes. Maybe through your efforts in the future, you can obtain such abilities and opportunities.

In addition, those with relatively low salaries are often store sales, counters, salespersons and other positions in some Chinese markets. Of course, these are not the only ones. The salaries of these jobs cannot be said to be unreasonable, and they are more than enough to cope with life in Dubai. It is just because of the low threshold for these jobs, high substitutability and some fixed ideas of Chinese bosses that they cannot provide relatively high remuneration. If you come to Dubai from China to work, and you happen to be doing these jobs, then you should be prepared that the salary may be lower than others. If you have doubts about coming to Dubai to make money and future development, then I suggest you not to come, because There must be a big gap between reality and your expectations. In fact, not many people come to work in Dubai and say that Dubai is good. Most of them complain, but no one is willing to return to their country because the situation in the country seems to be more difficult.

, "Impetuous" is an undesirable attitude. You have just arrived in Dubai. You are not familiar with Dubai’s environment and market. You have no senior friends in Dubai. You have no channels, no connections, no money, nothing. In this case, it will be difficult for you to get another job with higher salary. I have two pieces of advice for those who are new to Dubai and are dissatisfied with their jobs. First, if you feel that it is a waste of time in Dubai, I suggest you negotiate with your boss and return directly to China, which may cause you and your company to suffer considerable losses; second, work hard and spend 3 months to half a year. Understand the market situation where you are, understand the operation process of the company here, be familiar with the map of Dubai, understand the policies and culture of Dubai, ask more questions and think about some problems, make more friends in old Dubai, etc. I don’t guarantee that this will make you more money, but it will give you more potential opportunities.

In addition, since Dubai relies on a visa system for working, I hope newcomers can consider the pros and cons of changing jobs.

Because Dubai works under a visa-based system, changing jobs is not as easy as in China, where you can just come and go. First of all, after the company hires you and spends a fee to get a visa for you, your visa will be affiliated with the company. If you have any problems, the company and the guarantor need to be responsible for you. At the same time, there is an unspoken rule in Dubai that for many small and medium-sized enterprises, employees’ passports will be kept in the company to prevent you from absconding out of the country. This unspoken rule makes employees relatively passive, but reduces the company’s risks.

If you propose a job change, several different scenarios may arise.

“The best situation is that if your boss is nice, your next employer is also nice, and it has been more than one year since you got your work visa, you can transfer your visa to the next employer by transferring your visa. For each company, the fee for transferring a visa is about 5,000 dirhams. If you don’t need to bear this part of the money after negotiation, you are really lucky. After all the procedures are completed, you can go to work at your next company. If you transfer to another company within one year after applying for a work visa, you will need to pay an additional penalty of 3,000 dirhams, which means that transferring a visa requires 8,000 dirhams. Not all companies are willing to bear this fee for you.

In the second case, the company will cancel your visa. After the visa is cancelled, you can still stay in Dubai for one month, so you can consider your future options. If you are caught, you will have to pay a fine or return to your country. In addition, you cannot apply for a work visa again within six months after canceling your work visa, unless you pay a fine; after the visa is cancelled, you must have a record of leaving the country. You have to return to your country and stay for half a year before you can come to work in Dubai.

In the third case, which is also the worst case, the company cancels your visa. If you do not leave the country after one month, the company will report it to the police. Give you a black stamp and you will be more likely to be caught and then you may never come to the UAE again.

I think unless you have a deep grudge against the company, you generally won't do this. Of course, if you continue to stay and have a conflict of interest with the company, I don't want to rule out this possibility. ...>>

Question 2: How can I go to Dubai to work and apply for a foreign passport?

Question 3: How can I go to Dubai to work? Haha, it’s a good question you’re asking, if you can I will take you with me. This year Australia is liberalized and it is easier to go to Australia. Generally, people who go to Dubai are doing that and have to find someone to take them with them. It is said that after one year, you can buy a house and a car

Question 4: What should I prepare to work in Dubai? 1. Passport

Passport is an important document for going abroad. When the public security department issues a passport to you, you must carefully check your name, date of birth, gender, and passport number. The number, validity period, and the pinyin of the name are all correct. If any errors are found, you must go to the Public Security Exit and Entry Administration Department to make corrections in time and apply for a new passport. After checking that the contents of the passport are correct, sign your own name on the last page of the passport. Name.

2. Work visa

When the overseas labor service company has applied for the work visa of the overseas workers, it will be shown to the labor staff for review. When you get the work visa, you should carefully check the information on the visa. Whether the name, date of birth, passport number, and visa validity date are correct. If there are any problems, they should be handled by the overseas labor service company in a timely manner to prevent being unable to leave the country or being refused entry due to incorrect visas when leaving the country or going abroad. If there are any When passing through other countries, you should also check whether you have applied for a transit visa for that country.

3. Luggage for going abroad

Prepare appropriate luggage accordingly according to the climate characteristics and dressing habits of the country where you work, taking into account your type of work and the duration of the labor contract; an appropriate amount of commonly used items should be prepared in your luggage Medicines, but medicines containing stimulant ingredients are prohibited from being taken out, and flammable and explosive items cannot be taken out of the country. You must also pay attention to the airline's regulations on the weight of checked baggage and try not to be overweight, otherwise you will pay a very expensive checked baggage fee; Make sure the destination address and your name are clearly marked on your luggage in English.

4. Air tickets

After getting the air tickets, migrant workers must carefully check the name, flight number, date, starting point, transfer, destination, etc. If any errors are found, they should Contact the labor service company or airline in time for correction or replacement. Otherwise, you may not be able to board the plane due to incorrect ticket information.

5. Foreign exchange

Before working in a foreign country, you should go to the Bank of China to exchange some foreign exchange for the initial living expenses on the road or after arriving in the country of employment. To exchange foreign exchange, you only need to show your ID card. , passport and work visa can be exchanged for foreign exchange equivalent to less than 5,000 US dollars at the Bank of China.

6. Communication

You should know how to call China from the labor service country, or how to call the labor service country from China, so that you can contact us in time when you arrive at your destination. Contact your family and reassure them.

Question 5: How to get a visa to work in Dubai. First find out which company or unit in Dubai is willing to hire you, and then discuss the visa issue.

Question 6: How can I go to Dubai to work? How to find it? etc! UAE, other emirates include Abu Dhabi (capital), Sharjah, and Ajman*** United Emirates, Dubai is one of the emirates, referred to as UAE

Question 7: How can I work in Dubai? ! 30 points 1. Be good at understanding yourself, your knowledge, skills, personality, hobbies and physical condition, etc. Before looking for a job, you must first have a comprehensive understanding of yourself. You must know what kind of work you can do and what kind of work you are not suitable for. Don't be too ambitious when looking for a job. If you do a job that you clearly don't have the ability to do, you will definitely be rejected.

2. Understand the career and industry you have chosen. Understand the work content of professional positions, the nature of work and the quality requirements for practitioners. You can learn about the situation from relatives and friends who have done relevant work, or you can ask other people who are engaged in this field for advice. They have rich experience and profound understanding, and can provide you with guiding information. The lessons can prevent you, and their successful experiences can be learned from.

3. Learn to recommend yourself. Go for a job based on understanding yourself and your job. Job hunting is the process of finding and getting a job, which usually includes obtaining information about the employer, interviewing, talking, signing, etc. Looking for a job is like selling goods. To make customers buy your products, you must tell them how high-quality your goods are and how reasonable the price is to attract people to buy this product. Similarly, when looking for a job, you should also focus on the center of "I am truly capable of doing this job well, and the requirements I put forward are also very reasonable." You must learn to sell yourself so that others will recognize and hire you.

4. Compared with being a beggar in Dubai, being a teacher of Chinese as a foreign language has more practical significance and development value. It is also a very respected profession. You need to hold a CETTIC teacher of Chinese as a foreign language qualification certificate before you can hold the position.

Question 8: How about working in Dubai? In terms of daily expenses, the main reason is that the exchange rate makes people think it is relatively high, but your income must also increase according to the exchange rate +. Generally speaking, daily expenses are similar to those in first-tier cities in China. 10,000 yuan is equivalent to 6,500 yuan a month. Dirham (local currency), I remember correctly that being a hotel lobby manager there is almost 10,000 dirhams. This income is not bad, much better than many Chinese people who are struggling locally

Question 9: What conditions do I need to meet to work in Dubai? Make contact in China first, and then apply for a work visa to go to work.

The work visa fee is 20,00.

Question 10: How much is the monthly salary for working in Dubai? Working in Dubai is not as good-looking as Chinese people imagine. A certain school in CET-8 English assigned me to work in dubaimall for about 5,000 yuan a month, and I have to rent a house to eat. Moreover, renting a house in Dubai is The price is very expensive! This is a normal part-time job in Dubai. You can do the math yourself! It is absolutely true. After all, I have been working in Dubai for several years and have seen Chinese people working here very hard and not making much money. Don’t listen to other people’s boasts. They are all fake