Thank you everyone for the kind words and overwhelming response to this video. I’m even more excited now to bring you some amazing content in Saudi, Dubai & the rest of the world! Thanks for sticking around over the years 🙏🏻🤝🏼☺️
Before you start comparing and complaining how bad things would have been if you stayed in UK, remember one thing!!! You wouldn’t not be where you are without having to spend 18 years of your life in UK and the opportunities you were given. The country where human rights are respected, equal opportunities are offered, the country where you would be returning once you retire and will use the NHS without ever having to pay into the system.
I liked living in Dubai in general(mostly because of the weather). It's a nice place but it's nothing much to do there for people who 1) do not have a strong passport or 2) do not have money to invest in property or something like that. Unfortunately, I couldn't enjoy much of the Dubai's positives. It was really hard to survive and I couldn't go to Formula-1 or concerts, I have never had any money left, always had to pay rent or buy something important and it was never ending. In fact, many people in Dubai are broke.
I lived in Jeddah for the first 10 years of my life, I’m so excited to see that the country is opening up to the rest of the world. Would love to visit Saudi again ❤
Margarita Island in Venezuela, for me the best place in the world, you can buy a nice house or apartment for around $10.000, the people are very nice and friendly.
Your videos massively helped me when I moved to Dubai... I was considering Doha and Saudi for the next adventure... Will stay subscribed as I'd love to see more of it from your POV... Good luck with the move.. Wishing you all th best!
Yay look forward to see my country through your lense! Saudi has so much to offer and its vary diverse geographically, culturally and there's alot of history here to discover. Hope u visit Abha in southern Saudi
Thanks and good luck, Brad. Your videos were super helpful for someone moving to Dubai and had never travelled outside of their continent before. All the best. Keep the content coming!
Best of luck in a new role, settling in Saudi Arabia! Please make a video about your career path and with (reasonable) details about your job, would love to hear the story of growth!
Your videos will only get better! Good luck with the move. As a Brit in Dubai, and with loads of work across Dubai and Saudi, I completely see the temptation of moving over to KSA! 🇸🇦
I’m looking forward to the Saudi Vlogs! I think it’s a good decision for your content. You hear a lot about Saudi Arabia lately, but there are not many content creators to document it all. I’m following most new projects through forums in Saudi Arabia, but it would be nice to see some vlogs about them!
Lose followers ? Absolutely not! I am so excited for you and your new adventure! I can’t wait to see your Saudi content too and how life compares. I’m sure you’ll be back here one day. We just moved our office to Arjan it really is such a good location. Life is what you make it. Change is constant. Regret the things you don’t do. Have the best time and also agree with everything you said in this. We just moved to cherrywoods because Elan was just going crazy for a tiny 4 bed. Something has to pop.
Great vlog Brad... I've only been to Dubai about 4 times transiting on stops overs between NZ and Europe.. It's incredible place experience wise but couldn't see myself living there. Curious to know why you choosing Riyadh over lets say Jeddah... heard Jeddah is a bit more relaxed, liberal and cultural...
Well you've got the luxury to move and wish you the best bro ✨ us with weak passports can't just get up and move about to other places and yeah, its a bummer
We like YOU and the content you are creating and will remain subscribed! :) I watched ALOT of your Dubai content and excited for your move to Saudi. Great video !
Good luck mate. Your vids have been massively helpful. Finally due in Dubai Jan 25 for the Arab Health Expo - then Saudi for Global Health in Oct 25 (Riyadh). See you there?
I can clearly see you are talented, charismatic, presentable and enigmatic. I notice you have been blessed with very supportive and invested employers. You didnt meet toxic employers or clients at all. And british people that come here have a great network and a great generous habit towards their brethren. From where I come, its like world war Z, people who will ride on corpses to rise up even when they are in dubai be it employers, coworkers, clients etc. Be it demotivating driven peopĺe and ensuring they never get what they are worth. Wish our people were more like you.
I have been a subscriber since your follower count was in the hundreds. Big fan of the channel. Looking forward to content from Saudi as I am interested in moving there.
totally agree, Dubai is the best place on this planet for those who can afford it, the lifestyle and nightlife is so great that even thinking about not living like that every day and night will give you severe depression, once your in, its extremely hard to give up and leave behind... but increasingly expensive, i grew up in Dubai and it used to be much more quiet, orders of magnitude cheaper and yet very pleasant, but 100s of skyscrapers started to appear out of nowhere... but Dubai is still Dubai, that truly magical place where pleasure is boundless, but now only if you can afford it.
So the fact that it was so great…. Made so many people want to go there, drove up the prices and things are getting more expensive, and people are getting paid less. Seems like a recipe for disaster. At least for “normal” jobs
This is ridiculous nonsense - Dubai is what it is. It's not a mecca of anything, and this video like others is misleading. If you're making $500k+ a year, it's a no brainer to be tax resident in UAE if you can, but if you're not, you're deluded if you're a typical Westerner - it also holds value for those earning next to nothing but who originate from very poor third world countries in Asia and you can still save and take money back, but not for the margins in between. It's one of a few tax free jurisdictions - there is a personal finance question as to whether your salary in your home jurisdiction falls within certain brackets, and whether there is an equivalent salary in UAE which will make the move worth it in terms of tax, though you won't get pension etc and there may be currency swings. For example, 100k pounds in UAE vs 125k in UK is roughly the same if you put 25k in pension and have 5% employer contributions except you make a few k more perhaps in UK but you get the money up front and not locked in a pension in UAE. So from financial perspective alone the move isn't worth it. But then cost of living is higher in Dubai than London - you mentioned rent, but that's broadly equivalent with central London, it's other things - bills are much more expensive, eating out, transportation. And if you're working a real job in Dubai you're probably based in DIFC - and because of the traffic situation you rent in DIFC or Downtown which has pricier rents. Only low wage people live in Deira and are prepared to face the 2 hour traffic. Then there are expat costs of going home throughout year etc. Also the video said it was only really hot for 3 months of the year and nice for 9 months - this is example of the many lies/exaggerations you see online. Dubai gets very hot from mid April, and unbearably so, through to right at the end of October/begging of November - so over 6 months of the year. Now you can get up at 5am and maybe run about for an hour at 33 degrees before it starts going above 37/38+ but the general point made about going from taxi to mall to taxi to apartment, and people leaving the city is obviously correct. What you've missed is that it's half the year, and the other half is not full of people wanting to come live in Dubai because it's so great etc. it's just tourism mostly and you've also missed calling out the lie that it's a big city. It's a tiny city - it's 30km long by 6km wide with a few areas of concentration within - mostly JBR/Marina and Downtown/Dubai Mall, and those areas are just basically hotels, restaurants and malls. And you've also missed out that 80% of the city is men, and 80% is South Asians - it's not a necessarily diverse international city and dating is a minefield - it's all very well coming for tax reasons as a content creator and leaving when it suits, but most people don't see the same advantages, and single women in particular don't want to come to Dubai alone, and those that do are very few in number - there are few organic jobs on the ground - DIFC is finance and that's heavily male, and heavily people who couldn't rely on looks for a living, the rest of generally hospitality and that goes to whoever will take the lowest salary, usually South Asians and Filipinos.
@xoxoxoxo5224 Dubai feels like a huge overpriced Shopping Mall district to me, btw what do you think about Singapore? I am thinking of moving there for business mainly within the financial sector? Is it good enough or maybe Europe would be better, current situation in the US is not favorable, but maybe it would help? I would really like to know your perspective
@rougueone7126 The cost of housing and car ownership in Singapore is extremely high. Foreigners (Non-Singaporean Citizens) will have to pay a 60% stamp duty if they want buy a private condo in the island nation. The cost of buying a car is about 2 to 3 times more, depending on the make and model, compared to what you would pay in the U.S. When it comes to accommodation and car ownership, Dubai is way much more affordable than Singapore.
@@petersmith2040 Hmmm, that's surprising, maybe there aren't much countries left without having too many unknown quirks of their own. Do you have any suggestions?
This is the problem with Dubai. At 18 obviously you don’t have university education but hence you became a technical manager. They just hire based on passports…
The main thing you didn't say cause you coudn't say it so I'll do it for you: You're not a free man there. No freedom of speech, no democracy. Say one negative thing about the goverment and you're on the next plane off to home. No social security system, no pension system, ... Basically you're a slave living in a dictatorship who must shut his mouth and not say a negative thing about the Sheikhs or you'll be thrown out.
Thats right nowadays in Europe freedom of speech is limited to subjects that are allowed. But if you wave or carry a flag of Palestine you get arrested, if you say something about muslims this is no problem, but if you speak your mind about non moslims or jewish people you are in big trouble. 100% Free Speech is dead everywhere
Congratulation for new job. It's great timing to come to Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦. Sa is biggest country in middle east with more than 2 Millions km. Sa has largest economy in middle east and a member of G20 and the second fastest growth economy after india. I'm sure u will have a great experience in saudi arabia with the most hospitable people ever.
I worked in Saudi for 5 years, it was good at that time. Now I stay in Dubai when I'm in he mid east. A good place to chill, not sure I'd want to work in Dubai again though. I still have friends in Saudi, I wouldn't live there again though, it has Makkah and Medina and that is the focus of many Muslims, but if you live near a corniche that's also nice. Driving was definitely worse in Saudi though. You can drive to Bahrain if you live in the Eastern province. Of course there are many malls and stuff, and so many restaurants (seems like many more than UK), and coffee shops galore. Dubai is great for it's location, as a 7 hour direct flight is my max these days. It'll be interesting to see what happens next in the mid east in general, if the US and Israel stop their madness, but with NATO attacking Russia, I can't imagine things getting better any time soon.
does religion play a big role in moving towards UAE to saudi? Since UAE is a bit more liberal towards Islam but still nonetheless a muslim city, but saudi is a bit more stricter(personally which i like more).
It does not effect me personally much as I am not muslin myself. I’m very interested to explore the religious side of saudi for myself. We have a plan to visit Medina - the closest city to Mekkah, which we cannot enter as non-Muslims. Exciting for the experiences it’ll bring!
@@LeaderOfNoOne you should research Islam not trying to force you but it does answer some of the metaphysical and philosophical questions one has as a human and provides a amazing guide for discipline and other things
Hello New to your channel, unfortunately it seems I may have found out about your channel at a bad time, i wish I had found it earlier as I had a couple of trips to DXB, anyway not the end of the world, I'm happy to say that I will be flying back there. Not sure when though anyway, I also ❤ Dubai and Dubai is one of my fav places to visit and shop mostly, all of what you say is true, there's always something new going on in Dubai and lets be honest UAE, The DXB based airline Emirates is also my preferred airline to fly, for me it is a fly better experience Disclaimer here, this is my opinion and experience and has nothing to do with the opinions of this wonderful awesome airline which is Emirates thank you. Back to Dubai, it is a diverse, you meet a lot of people, I have made friends from other countries also and it is awesome. The hotels are great, some better then others, I have stayed at Premiere Inn in Al Jadaf Dubai, it was great. I may even go back there, places to visit I did some last year like Dune Bashing and quad riding, and got to ride a camel too all in one day. Those were my highlights in Dubai and one I highly recommend too. Only in Dubai. Next I want to visit the other Emirates, like Sharjah, Fujairah, more of Abu Dhabi, maybe one day.
I think you are making a great choice. Maybe you can live in the new Neom line city when it gets up and running. I can't wait to see your videos in the future.
I guess it's paradise over there if you've some serious money to bank and operate. Maybe a masters degree allowed you entry into the high 6 figure high level career job over there? I know a bachelors degree isn't enough to get a job in KSA or UAE for I tried. Does a fleet of electric trucks haul all the human toilet wastes to some secluded remote area? It looks squeaky clean and luxurious over there as the global jetsetter center of the world featuring the Museum of the Future and powerful AC's that don't freeze up.
For britishers UAE is great depends what field you work I have travelled Dubai artificial country too fake I have been many times I won’t work in Dubai I love USA
I think the “soul” of a place can also come from the people in it - which dubai has a great diverse set of people. But I can agree some new developments on a surface level don’t have much character/ history :)
UNSUBSCRIBED! Just kidding. Excellent, balanced video. Will keep following for Saudi content and best of luck. Oh to go back 30 years to when I was your age and the world was my oyster.
Thank you everyone for the kind words and overwhelming response to this video. I’m even more excited now to bring you some amazing content in Saudi, Dubai & the rest of the world! Thanks for sticking around over the years 🙏🏻🤝🏼☺️
Before you start comparing and complaining how bad things would have been if you stayed in UK, remember one thing!!! You wouldn’t not be where you are without having to spend 18 years of your life in UK and the opportunities you were given. The country where human rights are respected, equal opportunities are offered, the country where you would be returning once you retire and will use the NHS without ever having to pay into the system.
I liked living in Dubai in general(mostly because of the weather). It's a nice place but it's nothing much to do there for people who 1) do not have a strong passport or 2) do not have money to invest in property or something like that.
Unfortunately, I couldn't enjoy much of the Dubai's positives. It was really hard to survive and I couldn't go to Formula-1 or concerts, I have never had any money left, always had to pay rent or buy something important and it was never ending.
In fact, many people in Dubai are broke.
I lived in Jeddah for the first 10 years of my life, I’m so excited to see that the country is opening up to the rest of the world. Would love to visit Saudi again ❤
Margarita Island in Venezuela, for me the best place in the world, you can buy a nice house or apartment for around $10.000, the people are very nice and friendly.
Are you Pakistani?
Your videos massively helped me when I moved to Dubai... I was considering Doha and Saudi for the next adventure... Will stay subscribed as I'd love to see more of it from your POV... Good luck with the move.. Wishing you all th best!
Thank you very much and glad to hear I could help!🙏🏻 also - I love Doha, would recommend!
Have been watching your videos for a while, thanks for them all and best of luck in KSA!
Thank you very much 🙏🏻
We are looking to move to Dubai and have found your videos really helpful. Good luck. We will not be unsubscribing!
Awesome! Thank you!
Yay look forward to see my country through your lense! Saudi has so much to offer and its vary diverse geographically, culturally and there's alot of history here to discover. Hope u visit Abha in southern Saudi
Best of luck with it all Brad mate! Been a pleasure watching the most informative videos in the UAE by far! Looking forward to KSA vlogs🙌🏻
Thank you so much! Much more to come!
Thanks and good luck, Brad.
Your videos were super helpful for someone moving to Dubai and had never travelled outside of their continent before.
All the best. Keep the content coming!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Best of luck in a new role, settling in Saudi Arabia! Please make a video about your career path and with (reasonable) details about your job, would love to hear the story of growth!
If people are interested, I’d be happy to share a fair amount of it! It’s been an interesting journey 🙏🏻
Your videos will only get better! Good luck with the move.
As a Brit in Dubai, and with loads of work across Dubai and Saudi, I completely see the temptation of moving over to KSA! 🇸🇦
Thank you! Exciting to be sharing the process and it seems there not many people documenting it at the moment
Best of luck to you and Ebonie!! Didn’t realise you were both mid-twenties now I feel old 🤣 looking forward to more daily/weekly content ! 🇦🇪 J
I’m looking forward to the Saudi Vlogs! I think it’s a good decision for your content. You hear a lot about Saudi Arabia lately, but there are not many content creators to document it all. I’m following most new projects through forums in Saudi Arabia, but it would be nice to see some vlogs about them!
Lose followers ? Absolutely not! I am so excited for you and your new adventure! I can’t wait to see your Saudi content too and how life compares. I’m sure you’ll be back here one day. We just moved our office to Arjan it really is such a good location. Life is what you make it. Change is constant. Regret the things you don’t do. Have the best time and also agree with everything you said in this. We just moved to cherrywoods because Elan was just going crazy for a tiny 4 bed. Something has to pop.
Thanks for the kind words! Hope the move went smooth and you’re right, I’ll be back in the future! 🙏🏻
Great vlog Brad... I've only been to Dubai about 4 times transiting on stops overs between NZ and Europe.. It's incredible place experience wise but couldn't see myself living there. Curious to know why you choosing Riyadh over lets say Jeddah... heard Jeddah is a bit more relaxed, liberal and cultural...
Well you've got the luxury to move and wish you the best bro ✨ us with weak passports can't just get up and move about to other places and yeah, its a bummer
We like YOU and the content you are creating and will remain subscribed! :) I watched ALOT of your Dubai content and excited for your move to Saudi. Great video !
Thank you very much 🙏🏻 stay tuned for it very soon 📸
Good luck mate. Your vids have been massively helpful. Finally due in Dubai Jan 25 for the Arab Health Expo - then Saudi for Global Health in Oct 25 (Riyadh). See you there?
I can clearly see you are talented, charismatic, presentable and enigmatic.
I notice you have been blessed with very supportive and invested employers. You didnt meet toxic employers or clients at all.
And british people that come here have a great network and a great generous habit towards their brethren.
From where I come, its like world war Z, people who will ride on corpses to rise up even when they are in dubai be it employers, coworkers, clients etc. Be it demotivating driven peopĺe and ensuring they never get what they are worth. Wish our people were more like you.
I have been extremely lucky - but it’s also been a lot of very hard work, long days and creating opportunities for myself too. Thanks for watching!
Which country?
Just came across your channel great video and you seem a real nice guy good luck with the future look forward toyour future videos
All the best man and keep up the good work
I’ll try my best!🙏🏻
Good Video You Got My Sub Proud Canadian Living Dubai Since 7 Years Also Love Dubai❤
All the very best in KSA matey, looking forward to visiting!
See you there soon! ✈️
I have been a subscriber since your follower count was in the hundreds. Big fan of the channel. Looking forward to content from Saudi as I am interested in moving there.
Love your videos - really good and still sticking around for the journey!! Plus hoping for some more sneaker head content too 😉
Congrats on the move
Looking forward to the new videos 👊🏽
🙏🏻🙏🏻 coming soon!
totally agree, Dubai is the best place on this planet for those who can afford it, the lifestyle and nightlife is so great that even thinking about not living like that every day and night will give you severe depression, once your in, its extremely hard to give up and leave behind... but increasingly expensive, i grew up in Dubai and it used to be much more quiet, orders of magnitude cheaper and yet very pleasant, but 100s of skyscrapers started to appear out of nowhere... but Dubai is still Dubai, that truly magical place where pleasure is boundless, but now only if you can afford it.
Congratulations my friend you should be extremely proud of yourself
Thank you very much 🙏🏻
So the fact that it was so great…. Made so many people want to go there, drove up the prices and things are getting more expensive, and people are getting paid less.
Seems like a recipe for disaster. At least for “normal” jobs
Well done .another fab podcast .wishing you all the best for your future moove good luck mate.
What a loss for Dubai and the community! Best of luck over there ! Looking forward to your future videos !
Appreciate you saying that 🙏🏻 there will still be lots more for sure! Thanks for watching
Best of luck, we love your videos and will continue to watch
Thank you very much 🙏🏻
Good luck in Saudi, i have lived in Dubai for the last ten years and now looking to also move to Saudi.
Best of luck prat💯💯
Im locked in...
🔥🔥🙏🏻
So excited to learn more about Saudi! Still the best TH-cam content - keep it up!
Thank you very much 🙏🏻
Thumbs up for safety!
Good luck buddy! We are looking forward to being back in UAE in November. But Saudi sounds like an interesting alternative 😊
Thanks for watching - good luck! 🙏🏻
This is ridiculous nonsense - Dubai is what it is. It's not a mecca of anything, and this video like others is misleading. If you're making $500k+ a year, it's a no brainer to be tax resident in UAE if you can, but if you're not, you're deluded if you're a typical Westerner - it also holds value for those earning next to nothing but who originate from very poor third world countries in Asia and you can still save and take money back, but not for the margins in between. It's one of a few tax free jurisdictions - there is a personal finance question as to whether your salary in your home jurisdiction falls within certain brackets, and whether there is an equivalent salary in UAE which will make the move worth it in terms of tax, though you won't get pension etc and there may be currency swings. For example, 100k pounds in UAE vs 125k in UK is roughly the same if you put 25k in pension and have 5% employer contributions except you make a few k more perhaps in UK but you get the money up front and not locked in a pension in UAE. So from financial perspective alone the move isn't worth it. But then cost of living is higher in Dubai than London - you mentioned rent, but that's broadly equivalent with central London, it's other things - bills are much more expensive, eating out, transportation. And if you're working a real job in Dubai you're probably based in DIFC - and because of the traffic situation you rent in DIFC or Downtown which has pricier rents. Only low wage people live in Deira and are prepared to face the 2 hour traffic. Then there are expat costs of going home throughout year etc. Also the video said it was only really hot for 3 months of the year and nice for 9 months - this is example of the many lies/exaggerations you see online. Dubai gets very hot from mid April, and unbearably so, through to right at the end of October/begging of November - so over 6 months of the year. Now you can get up at 5am and maybe run about for an hour at 33 degrees before it starts going above 37/38+ but the general point made about going from taxi to mall to taxi to apartment, and people leaving the city is obviously correct. What you've missed is that it's half the year, and the other half is not full of people wanting to come live in Dubai because it's so great etc. it's just tourism mostly and you've also missed calling out the lie that it's a big city. It's a tiny city - it's 30km long by 6km wide with a few areas of concentration within - mostly JBR/Marina and Downtown/Dubai Mall, and those areas are just basically hotels, restaurants and malls. And you've also missed out that 80% of the city is men, and 80% is South Asians - it's not a necessarily diverse international city and dating is a minefield - it's all very well coming for tax reasons as a content creator and leaving when it suits, but most people don't see the same advantages, and single women in particular don't want to come to Dubai alone, and those that do are very few in number - there are few organic jobs on the ground - DIFC is finance and that's heavily male, and heavily people who couldn't rely on looks for a living, the rest of generally hospitality and that goes to whoever will take the lowest salary, usually South Asians and Filipinos.
@xoxoxoxo5224 Dubai feels like a huge overpriced Shopping Mall district to me, btw what do you think about Singapore? I am thinking of moving there for business mainly within the financial sector? Is it good enough or maybe Europe would be better, current situation in the US is not favorable, but maybe it would help?
I would really like to know your perspective
@rougueone7126 The cost of housing and car ownership in Singapore is extremely high. Foreigners (Non-Singaporean Citizens) will have to pay a 60% stamp duty if they want buy a private condo in the island nation. The cost of buying a car is about 2 to 3 times more, depending on the make and model, compared to what you would pay in the U.S. When it comes to accommodation and car ownership, Dubai is way much more affordable than Singapore.
@@petersmith2040 Hmmm, that's surprising, maybe there aren't much countries left without having too many unknown quirks of their own.
Do you have any suggestions?
Im subscribe because you go to Saudi Arabia, as you say its a lot of opportunities there ✌️ Good luck! I love dubai to, from sweden!
Thank you for your video is very helpful. Can you recommend an area for renting a house without furniture like the one you were living in Dubai?
Very exciting stuff and great move Saudi definitely hold all the cards at the moment they are the future
Agreed! Looking forward to the journey
excited for the saudi content
Coming soon! 👀
This is the problem with Dubai. At 18 obviously you don’t have university education but hence you became a technical manager. They just hire based on passports…
The main thing you didn't say cause you coudn't say it so I'll do it for you: You're not a free man there. No freedom of speech, no democracy. Say one negative thing about the goverment and you're on the next plane off to home. No social security system, no pension system, ... Basically you're a slave living in a dictatorship who must shut his mouth and not say a negative thing about the Sheikhs or you'll be thrown out.
No where is perfect my friend
Thats right nowadays in Europe freedom of speech is limited to subjects that are allowed. But if you wave or carry a flag of Palestine you get arrested, if you say something about muslims this is no problem, but if you speak your mind about non moslims or jewish people you are in big trouble. 100% Free Speech is dead everywhere
Congratulation for new job. It's great timing to come to Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦. Sa is biggest country in middle east with more than 2 Millions km. Sa has largest economy in middle east and a member of G20 and the second fastest growth economy after india. I'm sure u will have a great experience in saudi arabia with the most hospitable people ever.
Thank you, I’m looking forward to it!
Sorry for asking but i live in arjan as well. What park is that? The science park?
Yes! Science park in the Center. Has a nice running track, park, shop & basketball courts
I worked in Saudi for 5 years, it was good at that time. Now I stay in Dubai when I'm in he mid east. A good place to chill, not sure I'd want to work in Dubai again though.
I still have friends in Saudi, I wouldn't live there again though, it has Makkah and Medina and that is the focus of many Muslims, but if you live near a corniche that's also nice. Driving was definitely worse in Saudi though. You can drive to Bahrain if you live in the Eastern province.
Of course there are many malls and stuff, and so many restaurants (seems like many more than UK), and coffee shops galore.
Dubai is great for it's location, as a 7 hour direct flight is my max these days. It'll be interesting to see what happens next in the mid east in general, if the US and Israel stop their madness, but with NATO attacking Russia, I can't imagine things getting better any time soon.
Thank you
In Canada, you go from project manager to homeless
Do you need visa to go Saudi if you have Residency in Dubai
All the best Bro...
🙏🏻
Good content 👍🏻
Good luck!
Thank you!
does religion play a big role in moving towards UAE to saudi? Since UAE is a bit more liberal towards Islam but still nonetheless a muslim city, but saudi is a bit more stricter(personally which i like more).
It does not effect me personally much as I am not muslin myself. I’m very interested to explore the religious side of saudi for myself. We have a plan to visit Medina - the closest city to Mekkah, which we cannot enter as non-Muslims. Exciting for the experiences it’ll bring!
@@LeaderOfNoOne you should research Islam not trying to force you but it does answer some of the metaphysical and philosophical questions one has as a human and provides a amazing guide for discipline and other things
Best of luck 👍
Hello New to your channel, unfortunately it seems I may have found out about your channel at a bad time, i wish I had found it earlier as I had a couple of trips to DXB, anyway not the end of the world, I'm happy to say that I will be flying back there. Not sure when though anyway, I also ❤ Dubai and Dubai is one of my fav places to visit and shop mostly, all of what you say is true, there's always something new going on in Dubai and lets be honest UAE, The DXB based airline Emirates is also my preferred airline to fly, for me it is a fly better experience Disclaimer here, this is my opinion and experience and has nothing to do with the opinions of this wonderful awesome airline which is Emirates thank you. Back to Dubai, it is a diverse, you meet a lot of people, I have made friends from other countries also and it is awesome. The hotels are great, some better then others, I have stayed at Premiere Inn in Al Jadaf Dubai, it was great. I may even go back there, places to visit I did some last year like Dune Bashing and quad riding, and got to ride a camel too all in one day. Those were my highlights in Dubai and one I highly recommend too. Only in Dubai. Next I want to visit the other Emirates, like Sharjah, Fujairah, more of Abu Dhabi, maybe one day.
Agreed! Enjoy your many trips to come 🙏🏻
The negatives are really negative
Make sure to post lots of videos of your new place, so I know where to hide when I visit.😅
100% stay tuned!
7:35 wow where is that 😮
OHHHHH no?!
Hope you have a great bright future
🙏🏻
30deg everyday…for 6 months max then it’s 45 for the rest🙄
true
I think you are making a great choice. Maybe you can live in the new Neom line city when it gets up and running. I can't wait to see your videos in the future.
Thank you! It's 100% on the list and excited to see it for myself soon :)
past few years of 90% of dubai videos are all negative reviews. Good to see different prespective and good side of UAE>
I guess it's paradise over there if you've some serious money to bank and operate. Maybe a masters degree allowed you entry into the high 6 figure high level career job over there? I know a bachelors degree isn't enough to get a job in KSA or UAE for I tried. Does a fleet of electric trucks haul all the human toilet wastes to some secluded remote area? It looks squeaky clean and luxurious over there as the global jetsetter center of the world featuring the Museum of the Future and powerful AC's that don't freeze up.
Ur awesome buddy
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all that glitters is not gold buddy
All the things you mentioned are interesting and good but i'll not move to Dubai because i like living here in Ras al khaimah🤣
Dubai is the best city in the world
The negative fr me ia the driving. I HATE driving in dubai, its so stressful every time i get behind d wheel. In london no problem
You must have heard about TH-cam paying creators to include the word "literally" in your videos.
I left in 2008 , back in 2012 , left in 2015, back in 2019, left in 2023 😅
dubai has become too expensive
For britishers UAE is great depends what field you work I have travelled Dubai artificial country too fake I have been many times I won’t work in Dubai I love USA
Best toilets in the world.
Facts.
you never said why, clickbait af
The whole video is about why 😂😂😂
its a good country for westerners not for south asians in particular
I'll miss thee Bradley Cooper
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Dubai new part etc has no soul. All new build no histyory. Starbucks in and out in your modern apartment. Thats it.
I think the “soul” of a place can also come from the people in it - which dubai has a great diverse set of people. But I can agree some new developments on a surface level don’t have much character/ history :)
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You forgot to mention the bad traffic.
Toilets in india these days are the same..even cleaner than Dubai
WoW 25....thought older 😅
UNSUBSCRIBED! Just kidding. Excellent, balanced video. Will keep following for Saudi content and best of luck. Oh to go back 30 years to when I was your age and the world was my oyster.
😂😂 thanks for sticking around 🤝🏼
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Bro….just leave , and no need to create. TH-cam video on this …..now everyone is creating a TH-cam video on leaving dubai 😂😂😂😂😂 get a life