That temperature shocked me bc i always assumed Dubai to be like 60 °C in the summer and when you said 40ish at lunch time i was like, madam, thats the wether in spain for me from like may to september
Nice video, lots of good points and it sounds really a great place to be, however the air pollution is really a huge concern in the long run, they really should get a handle on that issue.
As a country yes its young, but you can visit deira and al rass side to the modern history of dubai (late 19th century), or you could visit some great archeological sites in sharjha and um al quwein. In terms of parks there are some great parks with diffrent theams al safa park (open green space), mishrif park (natural forest), zabeel park (modern with multiple of attractions), mamzar park ( beach and private cabanas), quranic park (theamed park)
Thank you for this wonderful video. I agree with the majority of what you mentioned such as security, stability and great opportunities, however, I’ve been applying for jobs in the UAE for the past 2 years and find that the salaries are extremely low. I had to turn down 3 job offer’s because they didn’t meet my salary expectations. Where have you looked for opportunities and what steps did you take? I’d love to hear your experience.
Might want to mention that I’m a U.S citizen and hold a bachelor’s degree. I know employers take this into consideration when hiring outside of the UAE.
thanks for the video. what are the best sites to look for job opportunities there? How is the family life, if living with kids? Business startup is it relatively simple, or complex? Appreciate the insight! thanks Elena
Please tell more at the houses condition. For example in London houses are awful, walls are very thin, so I can hear how my neighbour from another house is sneezing. What fees do you need to pay when you have work visa? What food? What about their holidays I have heard that you can not drink or eat... Please share. Thank you. How much rent is?
They are paying less salary here now.Fresh Engineer is getting 2 to 3000 dirhams per month, thats disgusting And if you have UAE experience of 2,3 yrs they are paying 5000 dirhams which is still very very less according to UAE standards.There should be minimum threshold salary for all Jobs.
As a cyber security graduate, how can I find a job to move to Dubai? Struggling with finding anything that doesn’t want years of experience or to be a UAE national.. I’m based in 🇬🇧 but want to move to 🇦🇪
My husband is in the same boat as a recent cybersecurity grad. I think the first step is to find something in IT first and then move up to cybersecurity as it has a higher barrier of entry
I found myself laughing when you mentioned " the airport is in the outer side of the city", Dubai is perhaps one of the very few cities where the airport is bang in center of the city. Yes, they are planning to move it by 2030. But since you moved to the city last year I've got to tell you - Bur Dubai and Deira is very much the center of Dubai.
Hi, thanks for sharing, would you please share which visa you applied to? I researched and found they have nomad visa but on gov website it does not come up. Thanks
Nice video Elena, but I feel like you haven't addressed the elephant in the room. "I don't know, they just managed to get rid of crime". I can tell you how, Sharia Law. It would have been interesting to hear your point of view as a woman or, even better, if you have any gay friends living there ..
I agree with you Giuseppe. She says no discrimination, culture in reference to the lower percentage of emirates, higher pay with no taxes. The sams stuff she says is unique in Dubai. We have right here in Atlanta.. and FYI the mobile gas delivery started in Miami long ago.
It's no secret, women can walk the streets at night or on public transport without harassment. Dubai is probably safer than anywhere in Europe for women. Shariah Law 😲 - most people don't even know what it is. You can't swear in public. You can't do road rage. No stealing or littering. That's under Shariah Law, it's not just about chopping hands for stealing, which rarely happens. Business law is also under Shariah Law. Not having interest is also under Shariah Law. It's more comprehensive than you understand, and many things in the West, Shariah Law had it first, imagine that. No, it's really simple. You come to dubai on a work visa. You commit a crime. They send you to jail, then deport you. Now you know why there's no crime, people don't want to risk that. As for gays, it's not an Islamic problem, that's the western countries project.
I wish I could like Dubai but what I can't stand about it is its snobbery. You pointed out that it's ILLEGAL to be homeless. What kind of society is this?? I also noticed that everyone is the same. You look like everyone else there. There's no edge whatsoever. No room for eccentricity or subcultures. But that's Muslim society in general for you.
People complaining about 5 months of heat. Move to Melbourne and get 10 days of heat a year then complain. 🎉great insight ❤
That temperature shocked me bc i always assumed Dubai to be like 60 °C in the summer and when you said 40ish at lunch time i was like, madam, thats the wether in spain for me from like may to september
I love the heat, i live in Australia and the hottest temp i have experienced is 48 degrees, the place i live at the moment is 36 with 97% humidity.
Nice video, lots of good points and it sounds really a great place to be, however the air pollution is really a huge concern in the long run, they really should get a handle on that issue.
Taxis are expensive for locals. Unless you are on a great pay
As a country yes its young, but you can visit deira and al rass side to the modern history of dubai (late 19th century), or you could visit some great archeological sites in sharjha and um al quwein. In terms of parks there are some great parks with diffrent theams al safa park (open green space), mishrif park (natural forest), zabeel park (modern with multiple of attractions), mamzar park ( beach and private cabanas), quranic park (theamed park)
Wow you really covered all the main points 💪🏻 Good luck in Dubai! 😊
Thank you for this wonderful video. I agree with the majority of what you mentioned such as security, stability and great opportunities, however, I’ve been applying for jobs in the UAE for the past 2 years and find that the salaries are extremely low. I had to turn down 3 job offer’s because they didn’t meet my salary expectations. Where have you looked for opportunities and what steps did you take? I’d love to hear your experience.
Might want to mention that I’m a U.S citizen and hold a bachelor’s degree. I know employers take this into consideration when hiring outside of the UAE.
You describe everything very nicely. I'll be there next month. Thanks for those valuable words.
U covered almost everything, Fantastic video
thanks for the video. what are the best sites to look for job opportunities there? How is the family life, if living with kids? Business startup is it relatively simple, or complex?
Appreciate the insight! thanks Elena
Please tell more at the houses condition. For example in London houses are awful, walls are very thin, so I can hear how my neighbour from another house is sneezing. What fees do you need to pay when you have work visa? What food? What about their holidays I have heard that you can not drink or eat... Please share. Thank you. How much rent is?
Meu filho está se mudando daqui há dois meses para Dubai ! Eu adoraria ver vocês se conhecer ! Amo os seus vídeos ❤
They are paying less salary here now.Fresh Engineer is getting 2 to 3000 dirhams per month, thats disgusting And if you have UAE experience of 2,3 yrs they are paying 5000 dirhams which is still very very less according to UAE standards.There should be minimum threshold salary for all Jobs.
Great content, I really enjoyed watching 😊
Thank you Maryam!
When you return costa rica ?
Great video, many thanks.
Thank you for this video. It's very helpful.
Nice, I'm moving there
thanks for the info! Is your apartment rental covered by your company?
As a cyber security graduate, how can I find a job to move to Dubai? Struggling with finding anything that doesn’t want years of experience or to be a UAE national.. I’m based in 🇬🇧 but want to move to 🇦🇪
My husband is in the same boat as a recent cybersecurity grad. I think the first step is to find something in IT first and then move up to cybersecurity as it has a higher barrier of entry
thanks for sharing your experience! Can you share a bit more how you make friends in Dubai?
Easiest thing in the world, making friends in Dubai...
In the UK we have people moaning about global warming yet we get about 3 days of sun and heat a year and then 9 months of rain.
I found myself laughing when you mentioned " the airport is in the outer side of the city", Dubai is perhaps one of the very few cities where the airport is bang in center of the city. Yes, they are planning to move it by 2030. But since you moved to the city last year I've got to tell you - Bur Dubai and Deira is very much the center of Dubai.
Hi, thanks for sharing, would you please share which visa you applied to? I researched and found they have nomad visa but on gov website it does not come up. Thanks
I am also looking for the same. Taxation is too high everywhere
woh real helpfull very deep infos
How do you get to the beach if you don’t have a car?
How long do you need to find a job in UAE? and I mean anywhere in UAE no only dubai
❤Fabulous video ❤❤
Great content ,I am coming to Dubai on Job Seeker Visa. Can you help me to find accommodation?
Can we have an episode of job hunting in Dubai?
Hi Elena,
Do you recommend any website to apply to jobs for Dubai?
Great video!
Can heterosexual couples, who are not legally married, allowed to live together in the same apartment in Dubai? Or, do they have to be married?
They can no one wil ask anything no problem
I love Dubai 🥰
How much do you pay for your room?
$1200 a month
Do you need a sponsor to live in Dubai
Nice video Elena, but I feel like you haven't addressed the elephant in the room. "I don't know, they just managed to get rid of crime". I can tell you how, Sharia Law. It would have been interesting to hear your point of view as a woman or, even better, if you have any gay friends living there ..
I agree with you Giuseppe. She says no discrimination, culture in reference to the lower percentage of emirates, higher pay with no taxes.
The sams stuff she says is unique in Dubai. We have right here in Atlanta.. and FYI the mobile gas delivery started in Miami long ago.
It's no secret, women can walk the streets at night or on public transport without harassment. Dubai is probably safer than anywhere in Europe for women.
Shariah Law 😲 - most people don't even know what it is. You can't swear in public. You can't do road rage. No stealing or littering. That's under Shariah Law, it's not just about chopping hands for stealing, which rarely happens. Business law is also under Shariah Law. Not having interest is also under Shariah Law. It's more comprehensive than you understand, and many things in the West, Shariah Law had it first, imagine that.
No, it's really simple. You come to dubai on a work visa. You commit a crime. They send you to jail, then deport you. Now you know why there's no crime, people don't want to risk that.
As for gays, it's not an Islamic problem, that's the western countries project.
More like your bias is just dying to hear that
@@HT-vv6xf what bias? Enlighten me.
@@gvolpwhat happens according to shariya law?
Never 👎…
Can you get Amazon packages there? 😂
I wish I could like Dubai but what I can't stand about it is its snobbery. You pointed out that it's ILLEGAL to be homeless. What kind of society is this?? I also noticed that everyone is the same. You look like everyone else there. There's no edge whatsoever. No room for eccentricity or subcultures. But that's Muslim society in general for you.