what are the requirements to work and move to Dubai?
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Hey,\n\nThere are no requirement for moving to Dubai. Just find a job which you are majoring in. Rightnow IT and Hospitality are searching for people. There is no a really good site, but you should check company's site directly for the openings or contact info.\n\nGood luck
492243
First, prepare all necessary documents that may be required - CV, transcript, certification to teach (required by some), certification in using the english language (required by some).\n\nSecond, check embassies and university websites regarding entry to the country and job vacancies. (Check your documents and what you have against their specific requirements and try to comply).\n\nThird, formal application.
40704
Assuming that you are not a UK citizen then you will need to ask for permission from the UK government. Try:\n\nhttp://www.workingintheuk.gov.uk/
807979
G'day Bryan24,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nThe first thing is to find a job. It depends on what sort of qualifications and experience you have as to what your best options are. It also depends on how long you are hoping to stay there.\n\nThe second thing is obtaining permission to work in the UK. You may need a sponsor but it depends on the type of migration.\n\nI have attached links both on migration and job sites.\n\nRegards
262649
search on the computer. You can also consider checking on how it works in UAE
492994
First of all you have to understand that probation period is meant for the employer not the employee i mean you dont have the right to leave without the one month notice whereas they can let you go without giving you a notice. The reason for that is that they suppose that you already know where you'll be working and so do not need a probation period to decide on whether you want to continue or not whereas the employer does not know you and so he has the right to let you go in case you were not good enough. Now as for the work permit: Are you on the residency of your employer???? In that case they can withdraw the residency which means you wont be able to re-enter the country till you find another job somewhere else. In case you only took a work permit and not a residency (you had a residency with you husban or father etc...) there wont be anything that they can do..... I'm a lawyer and i work in Dubai so i know this for sure
1018579
well i live in uae\ni was born here \nand working at present really saying even i dont know complete arabic\nand still earning good \nu can come here and apply to different multinational companies who dont require arabic language skills so if more u want to know abt companies in uae\nu can always contact me\nmy email is danger_no2@yahoo.com
797723
If you have an approved I-797 form, you can make an appointment for visa interview at the US Embassy to apply for your H1-B visa.  Here is the embassy's page which explains the application process:\nhttp://dubai.usconsulate.gov/dubai/gvi.html
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you dont need to speak arabic in dubai english is the first langauge, u will have to go there and socilise with the people and get to know best way to do this is the bars yay teh bars beer yum ted likes already lol
927670
Hello.  I must take exception to what you read on the State Department website.  Either it's wrong or you misread it.  I say that because this land is full of non-citizens (here legally) who have jobs, and I know some of them.  Certainly you must have a work permit or work visa, but you do not need to be a U.S. citizen to work here.  Citizenship, by the way, takes several years to earn.\n\nSomebody here has offerred some other information links.  I hope you can find better information.  Good luck, and I hope you can reach your goal of coming to the U.S.!
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Ask for a consulantant in delhi or mumbai, pay big money. If you r lucky, you'll go.\nAnother way, find opening over web in dubai. If you got success, you can b invited by the company, with almost every facility.\nBut, what work can u do??
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just try the link below\n\nhttp://www.mylot.com/?ref=dubaibab
1159210
Generally speaking.. easy.. BUT.. where are you? in Spain, in France, in the U.S.A.? You can contact the Embassy of UAE and ask them to forward your request.. It would be much simpler than trying to find an office to send it to in the UAE. I am assuming that you are a citizen of UAE.. Right?
870868
If you are looking to find a job in Dubai or the Gulf region, or you are an employer seeking to fill that vital personnel role, then  there are several good sites to look at which might meet your needs.
755246
If you are not an Emir's relative, then yes, you will need a degree if you plan on working in the UAE in financial services.\n\nUAE has fairly restrictive work permits, so get your degree.
373379
There are always opportunities; the question you should be asking is how does one go about finding a local contact/agent to do business through. A local agent is the only way you are going to be able do business in a place like Dubai. As far as finding a local agent…well, that is on you b/c that is ultimately the $64,000 question. The only thing you can do is take a trip there and start talking to people. Just be sure you don't "get took" for your money! ;)
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if you want to live single then i think it will cast you 5,000 to 12500USD and if you want to shift in dubai with your family then it will cast you from 15000 to 30000USD.