Another issue is how the city is growing so fast that the infrastructure can't keep up, leading to a lot of traffic jams. Lack of public transport into many areas. But in general it's the best base to have as an entrepreneur these days. Low tax, digitized government infrastructure, safety and direct flights everywhere.
Are the laborers even skilled? You see that a lot get trapped there having their passports stolen and getting paid less than they were promised. I can imagine work ethic goes way down too..
@@alwaysyouramanda thats fake and false, maybe it happened in Qatar, but people confuse Qatar with Dubai, actually Dubai have better work conditions then Europe, but i dont know why people keeps lying on youtube, i started to think they are paid to do that
@@dinofabrizzi2116 yuuuup !! by far better conditions dude :))) ! i've made even a research on the abuse of workers in Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, Ukaraine, Moldova, Hungary, Slovenia, Italy, and Yuuuuppp UAE is a Heaven for them, thats why they are immigrating to UAE, and yuuuup Britsh people are escaping that slavery of work culture in their country and avoiding the pressure and stress and coming to UAE, yuuuup wake up bro, or, as you wish
You’re so brave. After learning about the laborers from other countries I couldn’t consider it. Id be too heartbroken contributing to their situations. Paying the people who exploit them is no different than exploiting them ourselves
My wife is a doctor, actually she invited me to come to Dubai and i dont regret it ! if you are a doctor you will live the best days in your life, so many privileges here, and the country respects the status of doctors, also expect a very high paying job, my wife have 4 years in UAE working as doctor and we are already millionaires lol, she is making $220k per year, all tax free, and we come from a poor country so we already bought a big villa in our home country, and 3 apartments, and for some relatives we bough some cheap apartment to 3 of them, and now we are just enjoying Dubai, its like there is so many money that you dont know where to spend, and we are not the kind of persons that will buy gold and show off or something . so yeah, come you will make the decision of your life
i agree with you 80|% i am from Saudi Arabia neighbor country to UAE and visit Dubai so many times its great and developed CITY and more liberals' than cities around it but i have my PROPLEMS LIST to living in Dubai 1/humidity its unbelievable especially in summer 2/no soul in city and no deep local culture actually you feel like living in UN and by theway the local living there only 5% of population 3/ so expensive for no reason 4/ many plastic people living there 5/ housing rental really high 6/DIFFICULT TO BUILD FRIEND REALATIONSHIP CAUSE PEPOLE COME AND GO
hi Yasser im from.Italy..let's keep in touch...i will possibly go to Dubai and Saudi Arabia.. maybe Next week.. let's have an opinions exchange 😉😉😉😉😉 greetings, cheers from Italy,where I am at the moment 😊
why when it comes to dubai y'all criticize the smallest details, i've in France i almost died from heat in summer, why no one speaks about the summer heats there
Crime Free my ass XD .. I was born and raised in Dubai and I can tell you Dubai has many crimes, but the government cover up is insane. Crime is not daily .. but it's not crime "free"
@@7afiz-Crypto no bro, i let my wife and daughter goes out at 1AM with total confidence, i would never do that in my home country, or neither they dare ask to do it, again i dont know what are you talking about, but i guess you belong to the people who hates that an arab country is excelling better then the west and they come here spread their hate ?
I live here for 18 years and also I can say even in winter the air quality is very poor and unhealthy, it is very expensive city, not very friendly and easy when you have kids, massage centers and influences are everywhere make it difficult to live a normal life, I think you are new in the city but good luck
The one big negative thing is that there is absolutely nothing to do except for shopping 🤷♂️ it’s just too hot, a roads with too much traffic and skyscrapers…nothing really interesting that you can’t get let’s say in Europe or Uk ….🤔
Every rising country wants Successful people to move in their country…. But avoid or some extent restrict Progressive people to enter inside their country ….. !!
in Europe and USA no freedom from robbery, stabbings, filthy roads and yet you have to pay lot of tax. UAE, Qatar, Kuwait also invites immigrants who are productive in their country rather than Europe and USA who will encourage illegal immigration and than blame others when we ask them why your countries are in mess.
They all have incomparably large GDPs compared to UAE though and much higher innovation. I don't hear of any interesting science/technology/companies that started in Dubai. In the west is this is every single day.
I just don't buy this at all. Maybe if you're already rich, Dubai is convenient. But there is no real opportunity in Dubai, not for normal people. Yes, Dubai is motivated to make the city attractive. Maybe they will chose to make the city more liberal, to meet that goal. Maybe they won't. Dubai also has another dual goal: do not disturb the rich ruling class. If there is a conflict between 'making the city attractive' to westerners, or _really_ threatening the power of the elite, this conflict will be resolved in favor the elite, 100% of the time. Foreign Nationals are very specifically made to be powerless, in Dubai, except as customers.
Great point of view Tuomas! One note - Please do Not use this shaking frame effect like in 2:34 . The whole frame shake, and vibrate and this is super disturbing - it is a defect instead of an effect.
@@abdulwasay1750 Well, you might be right. But Silicon Valley is a bunch of suburbia with high taxes. I want to live somewhere more interesting and exciting.
@@chinobonito30 beside english, no country is secure like Dubai in the world, beside Saudi arabia and Qatar, in bangkok god be with him to survive at night
Hey brother I'm currently living in Sri Lanka, I'm planning to move to Dubai in a week. By any chance do you have any job vacancies available at the moment? If so would really appreciate it.
biggest issues for me were: no gay bars, no gay scene at all (if it is there it is very discreet so you don’t know about it), gay dating apps are blocked, alcohol is not easily available, voip calls are blocked (vpn is necessary)
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Another issue is how the city is growing so fast that the infrastructure can't keep up, leading to a lot of traffic jams. Lack of public transport into many areas. But in general it's the best base to have as an entrepreneur these days. Low tax, digitized government infrastructure, safety and direct flights everywhere.
Yeah that’s true, also construction zones everywhere
Are the laborers even skilled? You see that a lot get trapped there having their passports stolen and getting paid less than they were promised. I can imagine work ethic goes way down too..
@@alwaysyouramanda thats fake and false, maybe it happened in Qatar, but people confuse Qatar with Dubai, actually Dubai have better work conditions then Europe, but i dont know why people keeps lying on youtube, i started to think they are paid to do that
@@jayceontalylor4244 Better conditions than europe ?????? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@dinofabrizzi2116 yuuuup !! by far better conditions dude :))) ! i've made even a research on the abuse of workers in Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, Ukaraine, Moldova, Hungary, Slovenia, Italy, and Yuuuuppp UAE is a Heaven for them, thats why they are immigrating to UAE, and yuuuup Britsh people are escaping that slavery of work culture in their country and avoiding the pressure and stress and coming to UAE, yuuuup wake up bro, or, as you wish
I want to live in Dubai, I’m a resident Doctor in Italy and I’m planning to finish residency and move to Dubai
You’re so brave. After learning about the laborers from other countries I couldn’t consider it. Id be too heartbroken contributing to their situations. Paying the people who exploit them is no different than exploiting them ourselves
My wife is a doctor, actually she invited me to come to Dubai and i dont regret it ! if you are a doctor you will live the best days in your life, so many privileges here, and the country respects the status of doctors, also expect a very high paying job, my wife have 4 years in UAE working as doctor and we are already millionaires lol, she is making $220k per year, all tax free, and we come from a poor country so we already bought a big villa in our home country, and 3 apartments, and for some relatives we bough some cheap apartment to 3 of them, and now we are just enjoying Dubai, its like there is so many money that you dont know where to spend, and we are not the kind of persons that will buy gold and show off or something .
so yeah, come you will make the decision of your life
@@alwaysyouramanda thats false bro, stop getting brainwashed by some youtubers who got their visa rejected
@@jayceontalylor4244 so why you bought house in tour home country and not in Dubai??? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤫🤫
@@dinofabrizzi2116 because im not Emirati, and can't stay far from my family for so long, why do you ask ?
... Dubai is very central.. with just a short flight, you can find yourself surrounded with nature, beaches, culture, etc....
they are jealous about Duabi
what nature
i agree with you 80|% i am from Saudi Arabia neighbor country to UAE and visit Dubai so many times its great and developed CITY and more liberals' than cities around it but i have my PROPLEMS LIST to living in Dubai
1/humidity its unbelievable especially in summer
2/no soul in city and no deep local culture actually you feel like living in UN and by theway the local living there only 5% of population
3/ so expensive for no reason
4/ many plastic people living there
5/ housing rental really high
6/DIFFICULT TO BUILD FRIEND REALATIONSHIP CAUSE PEPOLE COME AND GO
hi Yasser im from.Italy..let's keep in touch...i will possibly go to Dubai and Saudi Arabia.. maybe Next week.. let's have an opinions exchange 😉😉😉😉😉 greetings, cheers from Italy,where I am at the moment 😊
why when it comes to dubai y'all criticize the smallest details, i've in France i almost died from heat in summer, why no one speaks about the summer heats there
@@dinofabrizzi2116 Hi Dino, i am from Germany and planning to go to dubai in fall. let's keep in touch :))
7) Job market dominated by specific nationalities, you are paid based on your passport colour not your skills and the job market is almost impossible
enough freeways, enough skyscrapers, enough people.
I want natural Thailand.
Thailand is amazing
My great grandparents have a French mansion in the middle of the jungle that’s overgrown in Vietnam, nothing beats it
Well, I would consider living and working in Dubai full time and then hopping to either Bali or Thailand every two or three months.
It’s always summer in UAE there is nothing like winter 😢
That's my favorite part
Thanks for the information ❤
Love being in Medellin Colombia.. weather is near perfect..
Then again Dubai is crime free 🙂
Crime Free my ass XD .. I was born and raised in Dubai and I can tell you Dubai has many crimes, but the government cover up is insane. Crime is not daily .. but it's not crime "free"
@@7afiz-Cryptono shit.
@@7afiz-Cryptoif you lived in any other big city in the world then you know that dubai is amazing when it comes to safety
@@7afiz-Crypto no bro, i let my wife and daughter goes out at 1AM with total confidence, i would never do that in my home country, or neither they dare ask to do it, again i dont know what are you talking about, but i guess you belong to the people who hates that an arab country is excelling better then the west and they come here spread their hate ?
Hi dear.
Is it safe to live in medellin or Bogota?
What about business opportunities?
I live here for 18 years and also I can say even in winter the air quality is very poor and unhealthy, it is very expensive city, not very friendly and easy when you have kids, massage centers and influences are everywhere make it difficult to live a normal life, I think you are new in the city but good luck
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Yess please haha
The one big negative thing is that there is absolutely nothing to do except for shopping 🤷♂️ it’s just too hot, a roads with too much traffic and skyscrapers…nothing really interesting that you can’t get let’s say in Europe or Uk ….🤔
How clueless can you be haha
@@tuomaskiv someone doesn’t understand the irony 😂😂 what I men’t politely is that Dubai is Shit 😂
True, cycling, or enjoying nature is not on the list. it's way too hot. I don't understand how people can live there.
Come to visit us in south Brazil! We leave in Gramado, which is close to Argentina and Uruguay as well.
Hopefully soon to that part of the world too!
Point one made me realize I cannot ever move there I hate heat
haha - I love heat
Have you ever been to Bali? Many nomad freelancer and programmer living there. Especially in Cangu area in Bali.
Not yet but I plan to spend time next summer there. It’s what I’m considering for a summer base.
Every rising country wants Successful people to move in their country…. But avoid or some extent restrict Progressive people to enter inside their country ….. !!
Do you have an influencer license since you are living in Dubai?
Describing London as "less safe" is the biggest compliment that city has ever got in the past 4 years. Lastabon haha
I wouldnt ever live there but im glad youre happy with your choice😊
No mosquitoes 🦟?
in Europe and USA no freedom from robbery, stabbings, filthy roads and yet you have to pay lot of tax. UAE, Qatar, Kuwait also invites immigrants who are productive in their country rather than Europe and USA who will encourage illegal immigration and than blame others when we ask them why your countries are in mess.
They all have incomparably large GDPs compared to UAE though and much higher innovation. I don't hear of any interesting science/technology/companies that started in Dubai. In the west is this is every single day.
So, , , you came all the way down here to Dubai, expecting your life will continue and go on as it is! !
I just don't buy this at all. Maybe if you're already rich, Dubai is convenient. But there is no real opportunity in Dubai, not for normal people.
Yes, Dubai is motivated to make the city attractive. Maybe they will chose to make the city more liberal, to meet that goal. Maybe they won't.
Dubai also has another dual goal: do not disturb the rich ruling class. If there is a conflict between 'making the city attractive' to westerners, or _really_ threatening the power of the elite, this conflict will be resolved in favor the elite, 100% of the time. Foreign Nationals are very specifically made to be powerless, in Dubai, except as customers.
So are you “normal people”?
Great point of view Tuomas! One note - Please do Not use this shaking frame effect like in 2:34 . The whole frame shake, and vibrate and this is super disturbing - it is a defect instead of an effect.
I also want to become a tech entreprenuer and move to Dubai. I'm from the U.S, Silicon Valley.
Bro you are in the best place in the world for entrepreneurs. Who would want to leave Silicon Valley
@@abdulwasay1750 Well, you might be right. But Silicon Valley is a bunch of suburbia with high taxes. I want to live somewhere more interesting and exciting.
America is an amazing place for entrepreneurs man?!!
@@everydayfun9531You’re not wrong, but I live in California which has high taxes.
Which is better Europe or dubai?
Egypt.
Europe ❤
What kinda job can you get there without a degree? Can you make at least 2000 a month
2000 US$? Short answer: No
There are just to many people (from SE Asia and Africa) who are willing to do "low level" jobs for less than half.
Literally a beige nightmare lol
Any problems for atheists?
nah, but maybe don't shout about it haha
Who would know?
Any issues with Christianity? Are there any Christian schools?
No issues, I'm sure there are. The locals respect all religions as long as you respect them
I'm planning to be a climate migrant.
Bangkok beats Dubai any day. It's cheaper, greener, more trains and nicer looking. The weather in Bangkok is not ideal though as its very humid.
Bangkok is great, I prefer something slightly more polished. Kuala Lumpur might be great for me too.
good luck getting scammed everyday there, and living surrounded with crimes and drugs :)
Yeh but do you even speak thai? Dubai everyone speaks English
@@chinobonito30 beside english, no country is secure like Dubai in the world, beside Saudi arabia and Qatar, in bangkok god be with him to survive at night
@@chinobonito30I need to speak this to get around in Thailand. Money talks.
looks like a concrete jungle
Can be in Downtown, but I like it
@@tuomaskiv to each their own. but Great video btw. Thanks for the info.
Hey brother I'm currently living in Sri Lanka, I'm planning to move to Dubai in a week. By any chance do you have any job vacancies available at the moment?
If so would really appreciate it.
lmao
You can visit Islamabad, Pakistan too for the summer.
biggest issues for me were: no gay bars, no gay scene at all (if it is there it is very discreet so you don’t know about it), gay dating apps are blocked, alcohol is not easily available, voip calls are blocked (vpn is necessary)
Great
That’s a good thing , please do not come to Dubai 😄
Muslims don’t want western culture.
😂
That’s why I want to live in Dubai!! 😂 no gays 🎉🎉🎉
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Please include the constrain of having a low CO2 footprint.
For example → maximum 4 flights in the life of an individual.
?????
@@sesmcawameqi Ever heard of anthropic climate change ?