Sending your money home, especially when you are an expat in the UAE, isn’t as smooth as you think. You need to look for a competitive exchange rate that helps you send money safely, conveniently, and at an affordable price.
Managing your banking needs has leaped simplicity by integrating Nafis Card into the Payit app. No more lengthy processes or complicated steps – just a few clicks, and you’re in control of your finances.
We are approaching the year 2024, and many offices will have a slower working environment due to a large number of employees taking leave. If you are one of those who are going to stay in the UAE then we have a list of exciting places for you to visit this New Year’s Eve.
Dubai Shopping Festival 2023 is the biggest tourist attraction and the best time to shop for the residents. If you are planning to go on a staycation this year-end, check out these hotels offering discounts during the shopping festival season.
The Real HERoes initiative, in association with the Indian Women in Dubai Community and sponsored by Payit Digital Wallet, concluded its final session on November 16th, 2023. The initiative aimed to empower women and promote financial independence by discussing relevant topics.
The Nafis program is a thoughtful initiative by the UAE government to encourage and upskill Emirati talent in the private sector. While the program aims to support Emirati talent in terms of job finding, career development, and skill development programs, it also provides prepaid cards to the program beneficiaries to receive financial benefits smoothly.
If you’re a driver in the UAE, chances are you’ve had a traffic fine or two to your name. But here’s some good news: there are ways to pay less for those fines and even reduce black points on your driving record.
The need for efficient and convenient money transfer solutions is more significant than ever. Whether you’re sending money to support your family back in Nepal or covering expenses in Nepal, the process should be as straightforward as possible.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) hosts one of the largest expatriate communities in the world. Among these diverse groups, Filipinos make up a significant portion of the population in the UAE, with a large number of them residing in Dubai.
Nafis is a UAE Program aims to boost the employability and competitiveness of Emirati citizens. As part of the ‘Projects of the 50’, it has a specific goal of creating ample job opportunities for Emiratis in the private sector within the next five years. The UAE government is always keen on bringing prosperity and growth to the nation through offering support to Emirati citizens.