By the end of this year, the international traveler spending is expected to reach $1.9 trillion globally. And the new year will make the most out of it. And why not? Taking on new experiences while traveling gives you much-needed energy to start the new year energetically. But of course, traveling is not a cheap affair.
In May this year, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) launched the Blue Residency Visa program. It is a groundbreaking initiative aimed at recognising and supporting individuals who have contributed exceptionally to environmental protection.
Dubai offers numerous opportunities for those looking to boost their income through side hustles. Whether seeking extra cash or hoping to turn a passion into profit, there’s something for everyone.
Canada has jaw-dropping landscapes, a melting pot of cultures, and an all-around friendly vibe pulling in travelers from around the globe. Whether you’re gearing up for a big family get-together or dreaming of a chill holiday, you must go through the Canadian visitor visa process. In this detailed guide, we’ll walk you through each step, ensuring you’re well-prepared for your Canadian journey.
The Hafilat Card is a card you can use to access public places and public transportation in Abu Dhabi. With many perks and features, it’s your key to a more convenient and relaxed travel experience.
However, recharging these cards isn’t always convenient since you need to go to its dedicated kiosk or enter your card number on its official website whenever you recharge your card.
Dreaming of sipping espresso in Rome or wandering through the historic streets of Paris? The enchanting allure of the Schengen countries in Europe beckons. If you live in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and don’t have a UAE passport or don’t fall into the visa-exempt categories, getting a Schengen Visa is what you need to start your European adventure.
The Ministry of Education (MoE) and the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) have jointly introduced a new employment avenue in the UAE to cater to the changing needs of the workforce and ensure fair practices. This new avenue is called the UAE Private Teacher Work Permit.
Traffic fines in the UAE are pretty strict and hefty. You miss paying for parking and will get a hefty fine. You changed the lane against the traffic rules and will receive an SMS of being fined.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) offers a thrilling living and working experience worth exploring. Still, it comes with a series of regulations and requirements, one of the most fundamental being the UAE Labor Card.
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.