New members of the United Arab Emirates forum, introduce yourselves here - 2019
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Hi,
You have made the right choice and yes there is a good respect for teachers in UAE.
Teaching is a very noble profession and i wish you all the best for your career.
Hello I am Fowzia dakhill from Syria..Iam an English graduater ..I'm seeking a job opportunity out of Syria for a better career
Please help me to find it or refer me to any of your contacts
Thank you very much and wait for your helps
Hello guys,
I am living in uae since 2years now. Moving my workplace from dubai to al ain next month. I am from India. I am konkani ,lived in mumbai. I love cats and dogs. Love to rescue cats and rehome them.
Love my work. Liking uae😊
Hi,
I'm Aruna Giri, Looking job in HR domain, And having 6+ yrs Experience with ERP Software - SAP/Oracle.
Thanking you.
ArunaGiri
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On Visit Visa
Reason : please do not post your contact details on the forum. Thank you
Hi I’m from the UK - I’ve just accepted a job in Fujairah UAE to begin in Aug and just wondering if any other Brits will be moving over or already live in Fujairah?
Thanks,
Amaldred
Hi all
I got a job offer
As they saying we have to pay half of visa charge and remaining half will be taken from our first salary
And added that when we giving 2000aed at the same time they will give offer letter
Is that safe?
Hi all,
I am relocating to Dubai soon from Prague, Czech republic to work in banking industry.
I would welcome any tips, good place for living and parties or events taken in Dubai.
Thx
Monika
welcome you all to the UAE.
Could you please tell us how much you get as salary in this sector of IT manager??
Hi everyone,
My name is scander, i am from France and I am looking for a Management Consultant position in UAE and more specifically in Dubai which could really be a compelling challenge for me and an opportunity to fast-tracking my professional career.
Nevertheless, even though I've been seeking out for 2 months, up until now I 've only received fraudulent offers and what we could call rogues, systematically ask for a sort of deposit or kind of fee in order to set out my resident Visa. That's a bit daunting and sneaky but we all have to pull yourselves together and take on the adversity to go over every hitch to really get through the seeking process.
Feel free to contact me if you hear about a Sales director or a Management Consultant vacancy or for any recommendation.
Get in touch
With appreciation
Hi, I'm a mum of 2 who, along with my husband, will be moving to Ras al Khaimah this August in time for him to start a new teaching post. We've visited Dubai previously but never RAK. I won't be looking for work straight away as my youngest is only just 2 so we are going to see how we all settle in first. Any groups/tips/things to bear in mind would be great! I'm keen to get the most out of the experience as we can
hi , i am graphic Designer 2D & 3D , Specialist in 3d modeling and render . professional user in illustrator. corel draw . photoshop and 3d Max
ready to create and 3d design, exhibition, furniture gift and trophy . i am ready to submit full service for Branding . logo in
. leaflet
I am a graphic designer based in Dubai. I have served businesses and individuals all over the world. My specialties include 3d modeling, designing marketing material such as brochures, flyers, infographics, logos, packaging and web design. My favorite projects to work on are print design but I also enjoy working on graphics and banners for the web.
I often work with Food companies and IT companies.
I’ve been a designer for over 15 years and use Photoshop, Illustrator, 3d max
I would love to know how I can apply for jobs here in the UAE..I'm in sharjah close to dubai
Thank you for your warm welcome an unfortunately I'm looking good opportunity. In this country to support my family and good education to my kids i hope someone can help me. Any I'm Executive Cinema Projectionist Technician Supervisor hope someone refer me to our contact.
Thank you very much...
Jonny Guilang
Hi im from london and i habe recently moved to fujairah.what is it that you would like to know about fujairah? Habe u got any friends here? Have you found any accomodation here?
Hi guys,
I am hoping to move to Sharjah in August.
Any expats living there?
Hi Guys,
I am new to this community. Share some interesting about the forum.
hi
Hi all,
Last 3 years been in and out of Dubai 😅, well small city, no connections= no work 👊.. well back from Australia again to try!
Any recommendations in terms of recruiting agencies in FMCG industry will be appreciated!
Up for a beer anytime 😉🤸♂️
Cheers
Hi All,
I am Dulshan from Sri Lanka.
I am Travel Agent was doing really well until the 21st April Easter bombing. The travel industry was seriously hit. So I had to take a risky decision and now moved to Dubai.
I am currently looking and available for a Job in Travel Industry preferably. I have experience in customer service, call centre, sales and marketing in FMCG and HORECA
I also have an valid auto light vehicle driving licence.
I anyone there for an opportunity for me. I will be most grateful.
Thank you
Hai all,
Great message, Am BAGUMA IBRAHIM from UGANDA but currently living in QATAR.
One would ask why am in UAE forum, never mind making friends is my best joyful moment in life.
I learn a lot, get used to all characters of different nationalities.
Wish you a good day.
Hi Ahmed,
Have you landed already in UAE if so let me know then we can take it from their as i have information that can make you fulfill your dream.
Regards
Martin
Hi,
What do you do in Qatar? I have something that might interest you and would like you to contact me immediately you receive this message,
Regards
Martin
Hi,
Have you landed already in UAE if so let me know then we can take it from there, I am from Texas and I would like us to get to talk and take it from there.
Regards
Martin
Hi Monica,
My name is Martin, good to see that we have more westerners relocating to UAE as I am one of them an American. Contact me back then we can meet or discuss further and take it from there. Have a good evening.
Regards
Martin
My name is Martin, good to see that we have more westerners relocating to UAE as I am one of them an American. Contact me back then we can meet or discuss further and take it from there. Have a good evening.
Regards
Martin
Hi Jonny,
Contact me as soon as you receive this message; I have some opportunity that might interest you.
Regards
Martin
Hi Myself Arun, Currently working as a Sales Director for the middle East. living in Dubai, Basically from India
Hi, I am Adela Zahir from Qatar. I am 24 years old. Currently working in an IT company in Dubai.
Hey everyone,
I'm a soon-to-be an expat in UAE, 24 years old from Morocco. I'm still collecting informations and working on my plan and also excited for my next move.
God bless u all
Great, Welcome to the world's best place to live
Maximum 2 weeks.
Best place, how?
Jellbean5 wrote:Hi there!
Looking for some urgent advice if possible! I was offered a teaching position in Abu Dhabi last year with an excellent relocation package for myself, my husband and 4 children.
However, my eldest daughter was born to a previous relationship and I was unmarried to her father. I panicked as I couldn’t find anything to clearly explain the legal implications of “illegitimate” children, and withdrew from the post. I was told by the school’s HR department that all I would need is the letter of no objection from my daughter’s father.
Now, here I am one year later with a few excellent opportunities on offer within Abu Dhabi and Dubai, if I take the leap. My family and I were hugely disappointed that our plans didn’t go ahead last year. At that point, I felt I didn’t have enough information, but now strongly considering making plans to live our family dream. Would I be in trouble with the UAE law if I relocated and they realised on arrival that my daughter was born out of wedlock? Any advice would be hugely appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
J
Hi I hope this reaches you in time, not sure if you received an answer yet for this but it is correct you will need a ‘no objection letter’ from her father in order to get her residency visa (just in case they ask). Make sure it is notarized and possibly even stamped by your department of internal affairs and foreign affairs also (they get real picky about stamps and trust me you don’t want to have that hassle after you arrive). You won’t be in any trouble with the law, it just might cause an issue getting your visa processed on time. That only helps if your child’s father is named on the birth certificate though!
If the child’s father isn’t on the birth certificate it is actually much easier. My son’s father was not on his and I married my husband (not his father) when he was a baby, then changed my sons name along with mine. This has posed no problems whatsoever for him getting sponsored by my husbands employer MANY times over the 14 years we have been in UAE.
If your daughter has a different surname from your husband and immigration asks about her father (which is unlikely as not a single person has ever questioned us) you can tell them your child was from your first marriage and that will be the end of it. They will not care about previous marriage papers as you are not sponsoring the ex.
So in summary don’t stress over it, you won’t be in trouble with the law, maybe the staff member processing your visa will shake their head and say ‘haram’ if you tell them the true story, but that’s about it.
Hi,
I am on a Visit Visa here
Looking for Opportunities, and to meet people over here.
Mechanical Engineer
Currently in Abu Dhabi
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