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cnc as is cad/cam?

dbxsoul

first i could suggest would be damas, follwed by any other other large jewelry houses. remember there is a much higher import tarrif on gold that there is on other imports into the uae (40% i think)

dbxsoul

suggest you look at what hotel groups are represented here and forward your proposal/ cv to them. the other, obvious one is the "irish village" near the airport. remember that they are not allowed to have live music performed during ramadan (sometime in september this year) and normally in...

dbxsoul

JNRM, send me a pm, out lining what it is you want to do, if you can, be specific and i'll try and talk you through what processes there are and see if i can make some suggestions for you

dbxsoul

agreed, depends on the nature of your career. in the middle east the husband rules the roost and is seen as the primary sponsor - unless there are extenuating circumstances

dbxsoul

try the parsons website
http://www.parsons.com/

as well as
http://www.bechtel.co.uk/Opportunities/civil/
and

http://www.halcrow.com/html/careers/region_uae.htm

dbxsoul

i think the first thing you should rather address is the fact that you are not married, and as such you boyfriend can't sponsor you (or your son) to stay in the UAE (this includes qatar) ... you would have to find your own job and sponsorship. i would go for dubai though as the rules regarding co-ha...

dbxsoul

sorry, i only saw this post after i had replied to the other one. this topic has been covered IN DEPTH on the forum, use the search function. the short version is yes, not being married will effect how you travel to and apply for work and visa's. this effects not only dubai, but the whole of the UAE...

dbxsoul

no limit to the marriage.
my wife moved back to dubai with me a week after we were married, no problem with sponsoring her.

a woman may only sponsor her husband if she is in a very specialised job – this normally only applies to teachers and medical doctors.

dbxsoul

have a look at this thread, http://www.dubaiforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=22535 i have included a section on sponsorship

dbxsoul

no, no problem.

dbxsoul

i'd suggest that you take the matter up with the labour department. they are quiet helpful, and if circumstances dicate will overturn the ban issue. you can still be banned while you are in the probation period. if you are terminated within the probation period and go to the labour department, the e...

dbxsoul

hi there,
yes, send a cv/ resume through in the interm, you have nothing to loose by doing this and everything to gain.

red ribbon?

dbxsoul

I may well be mistaken, but I think they are referring to your probation period. This is fixed as a minimum of three months - by law. Although they still have to apply for a labour card and residency visa for you during this time. Unlike the above post which says you can work legally for a week on a...

dbxsoul

depends where you come from. i'd attest both your highest eductional qualification as well as the MSCE certificate. if a high school diploma is the highest "formal" qualification you have then have that attested. depending which country you originate from, a high school certificate can be ...

dbxsoul

never run across this type of request before. can offer two suggestions though. contact wild wadi, as the staff there have to undergo regular training - they may either have their own that they may rent out, or may be able to put you in touch with some one who hires. else try contacting the civil de...

dbxsoul

take a read through this, if you have any specific questions drop me a line

http://www.dubaiforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=22535

dbxsoul

if he wants a job his certificates have to be attested by the UAE consulate in the country where he studied.

no attested documents = no job!

dbxsoul

http://www.dubaiforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=22535 read through this article i put together - there is also a link in the article to another on the "cost of living in dubai" - read that as well and then deceide on whether you think 12,000 (AED) per month is enough to get by on.

dbxsoul

Why? where do you see a problem?
The last count I heard that there were well over 80 nationalities working in the UAE

dbxsoul

it's much easier to get a position once you are in dubai. a lot of compnies will penny pinch over paying for recruiting fees and airline tickets.

remember to have your qualifications attested at a UAE consulate before you arrive

dbxsoul

Slightly tricky question and the answer depends on the company to whom you will be applying (size, income etc.) and the nature of position you are applying for. Try looking at the question from a different angle. Put yourself in the shoes of a CEO of a business in Dubai. You have three vacancies in ...

dbxsoul

not sure, but there is a Rotary Club

dbxsoul

Hi There, My Husband is a very experienced ceramic tiler can anyone tell me if there is a need for skilled tilers in dubai, and which companies he could find employment with? Hi there Sharron (?) In Dubai, this is considered an "unskilled" profession, the majority of work being done by un...

dbxsoul

all expatriates working in any of the GCC (Gulf) countires have to have thier qualifications attested, it is a pre-requisate for employment and is non-negotiable (under the law). it takes a few hours to do it if you can get to do it in person. phone the consulate if it is not in the city where you c...

dbxsoul

bear in mind that even though alcohol is sold in dubai, Muslims are still forbidden to drink.
as with pork products (which are sold in some supermarkets) these products are aimed at non-Muslims.

dbxsoul

Horticulturist/ landscaper with over 20 year’s experience (Middle East, North and Southern Africa) seeks suitable managerial position. CV available on request.

dbxsoul

Horticulturist/ landscaper with over 20 year’s experience (Middle East, North and Southern Africa) seeks suitable managerial position. CV available on request.

dbxsoul

there is governement medical "assistance" which at the moment is mandatory by law. this is included under your labou card. it entitles you access and assitance to one of the public/ government hospitals for a very nominal cost. the quality of the health care is not brillaint, although prob...

dbxsoul

turn it around, tell the prospective employer to make you an offer - they are the employer after all. how are you supposed to have a good indication of the cost of living expenses if you don't work in the country! it's also easier to make judgement on the offer once you have a clear offer in writing...

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