Tag: Expats in UAE

Financial Empowerment of Filipinos: Payit Teams Up with Bayanihan Council Abu Dhabi

On October 14th, 2023, Payit partnered with the Bayanihan Council Abu Dhabi during the Leadership Summit 2023 at Novotel Al Bustan Abu Dhabi. The Ambassador of the Philippines to the UAE, H.E. Alfonso Ferdinand Ver, was present and witnessed the signing of the Memorandum of Agreement on the same day.

Running Out of Cash? 5 Benefits of Using Payit to Pay Your Maids in Dubai

A significant portion of the workforce includes domestic maids and laborers from various corners of the world in the UAE. While the country offers tremendous opportunities and a high standard of living, it also presents unique challenges when it comes to paying wages and managing financial transactions for these essential house helps.

5 Common Mistakes to Avoid While Sending Money from UAE to Philippines

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The UAE Dirham (AED) and Philippine Peso (PHP) exchange rate is highly volatile and can change rapidly based on real-time events. Thus, you must be extra careful when sending money from the UAE to the Philippines.
Whether you support your family back home or make other financial arrangements, ensuring your hard-earned money reaches its destination safely and cost-effectively is crucial. This blog explains people’s five most common mistakes when transferring money from the UAE to the Philippines.

Nepali Rate in UAE: What is it and How is it Determined?

The Nepali Rupee (NPR) and the UAE Dirham (AED) exchange rate, commonly known as the Nepali Rate, is a vital economic metric influencing various financial activities.
Many factors, including the economy and trade between the UAE and Nepal, influence the Nepali Rate. For example, the UAE exported $505 million to Nepal, and Nepal exported $4.01 million to the UAE in 2021 . This trade balance affects the strength of each country’s currency.

UAE Golden Visa Eligibility for Bright Students and Ph.D. Holders

Since its debut in 2019, the UAE government has granted golden visas to eligible residents who contribute to the country, work in key industries, or have valuable skills that drive economic growth.
The country also encourages brilliant students and Ph.D. holders to stay in the country with a long-term residency permit upon meeting certain criteria.

Personal Finance Tips for UAE’s Working Expats

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has a whopping population of 9 million expats, which comprises 88.52% of the total population. Attractive package, lap of luxury, and the dash & dunes of the country have gathered more expats to work for them.
However, living in this country from a financial perspective is not smooth sailing if you haven’t planned your finances. This blog is your go-to guide for personal finance tips if you are a working expat in the UAE

How You Can Get Paid as a Freelancer in UAE without a Bank Account?

While you become your boss when you work as a freelancer in the UAE, you also may deal with some problems, and the most common problem related to freelancing is getting paid on time. You send an invoice to the client and then chase the client for the payment, and after many reminders, you finally receive the money in your bank account.

Start Working as a Freelancer in the UAE – A Step-by-Step Guide

Thinking about freelancing in the UAE? You are not alone. Almost 90 percent of office workers want to quit their 9 to 5 jobs and start a freelancing business. With the UAE economy recovering from the Covid aftermath, the job opportunities for freelancers in the region are on an upward trend.

A Newcomer Housewife to UAE… Let’s Know Together How to Make a beneficial Financial Plan

Housewives play an essential role in managing their households finances. In the past, husbands preferred to make financial plans by themselves. However, things are significantly different now.

Below is a list of helpful tips that will enable you to draft a beneficial financial plan when living as a newcomer housewife in the UAE: