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Why Work in Dubai
Dubai, a global hub, offers unparalleled opportunities for professionals seeking an enriching career. The following factors illustrate why Dubai is an appealing choice for building a successful future:
- Safety and Security: Dubai's commitment to safety fosters a secure living and working environment.
- Quality of Life: The city provides a high standard of living with modern amenities and comforts.
- Luxurious Lifestyle:Dubai's allure lies in its luxury offerings, enhancing the overall experience.
- World-Class Infrastructure: Cutting-edge infrastructure ensures convenience and efficiency.
- Abundant Opportunities: The city boasts diverse employment prospects across industries.
- Tax-Free Earnings: Dubai's no income tax policy translates to earnings in Dirhams without deductions.
- Cultural Melting Pot: Interacting with over 200 nationalities cultivates a global perspective.
Eligibility for Dubai Work Visa
- Graduation for skilled roles, trade qualifications for unskilled positions.
- 2-3+ years of relevant experience.
- A job offer from a local employer.
- Meeting medical requirements.
Advantages of Dubai Work Permit
- Tax-free earnings in Dirhams.
- Residence as long as employment continues.
- Ability to sponsor family members – parents, spouse, and children.
Eligibility Criteria
- Minimum age of 18 years.
- Valid and current business licence of the employer.
- Employers must have a clean legal record.
- Work should align with the nature of the employer's business.
Foreign workers are grouped based on their qualifications
- Category 1: Bachelor's degree holders.
- Category 2: Post-secondary diploma holders in any field.
- Category 3:High school diploma holders.
Required Documents for UAE Work Permit
- Original passport with a copy.
- Passport-size photograph.
- Qualifications approved by UAE Embassy/Consulate and home country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
- Medical certificate from a UAE-approved health center.
- Company card or commercial license of the hiring company.
The process takes approximately 5 working days, culminating in the issuance of the work permit. A Labor Card and Residence Visa are necessary for obtaining a work permit in Dubai.
UAE Work Permit Fees
The fees associated with UAE work permits are structured as follows:
- Requesting initial approval for a new electronic work permit: AED 200 (applicable to all categories/levels).
- Approval of the new electronic work permit, including worker recruitment, hiring, and Labour Card:
Category 1: AED 300
Category 2:
Level A: AED 600
Level B: AED 1,500
Level C: AED 2,000
Category 3: AED 5,000
- For foreign workers aged 65 and above: AED 5,000 across all categories. The second category is further subdivided into levels, determined by the proportion of skilled and unskilled workers employed by the company. Typically, it is the employer’s responsibility to cover the costs associated with obtaining a UAE work permit.