What exactly is required for visa to Abu Dhabi if I have a job offer from an employer there?
Q. Please can you help and provide me details in terms of what is required for a work visa. I will be applying for a transfer to Abu Dhabi with my present employer who also has offices in Abu Dhabi. I would like to know what my employer would have to do and also what would be required from me to get the work visa. Any information provided will be greatly appreciated.
Asked by Nirav - Sun Sep 27 01:39:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Yes. You (or your company) needs to get all correct documents filed with the Dubai Labour Department before expiry of grace period. You get a new labour card and transfer your residence visa (I think). 2. If your application has been filed with labour department then it should be fine from the perspective of working without a work permit. But otherwise, yes, you can do a Hatta visa run and get another 30 days. 3. Visit visa can be transferred to residence visa easily if documents are filed correctly and on time. 4. Yes if you get Abu Dhabi visa cancelled. But that assumes a degree of trust because they will have to say that you are officially working, and you won't be. So you could claim they're not paying your salary, and they could… [cont.]
Answered by S+u+K+i - Sun Oct 4 03:05:09 2009
Q. Please can you help and provide me details in terms of what is required for a work visa. I will be applying for a transfer to Abu Dhabi with my present employer who also has offices in Abu Dhabi. I would like to know what my employer would have to do and also what would be required from me to get the work visa. Any information provided will be greatly appreciated.
Asked by Nirav - Sun Sep 27 01:39:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Yes. You (or your company) needs to get all correct documents filed with the Dubai Labour Department before expiry of grace period. You get a new labour card and transfer your residence visa (I think). 2. If your application has been filed with labour department then it should be fine from the perspective of working without a work permit. But otherwise, yes, you can do a Hatta visa run and get another 30 days. 3. Visit visa can be transferred to residence visa easily if documents are filed correctly and on time. 4. Yes if you get Abu Dhabi visa cancelled. But that assumes a degree of trust because they will have to say that you are officially working, and you won't be. So you could claim they're not paying your salary, and they could… [cont.]
Answered by S+u+K+i - Sun Oct 4 03:05:09 2009
What will be the response of Abu Dhabi to the new Al Maktoum Airport of Dubai?
Q. Abu Dhabi is richer than Dubai but why it's far behind Dubai's infra projects? Dubai has existing airport in the metropolis but decided to have another one just 40 kilometers away.
Asked by b787_a350 - Mon Jul 5 12:36:27 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why should Abu Dhabi have any respond to Dubai's new Airport? I wouldn't call Abu Dhabi being far behind Dubai's infrastructure. Because of Dubai's less oil and gas reserves, Dubai had/has to focus on international tourism and inernational investments. This doesn't mean you won't find the same in Abu Dhabi, but Abu Dhabi's politics is more conservative and culture related.
Answered by H - Mon Jul 5 13:31:50 2010
Q. Abu Dhabi is richer than Dubai but why it's far behind Dubai's infra projects? Dubai has existing airport in the metropolis but decided to have another one just 40 kilometers away.
Asked by b787_a350 - Mon Jul 5 12:36:27 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why should Abu Dhabi have any respond to Dubai's new Airport? I wouldn't call Abu Dhabi being far behind Dubai's infrastructure. Because of Dubai's less oil and gas reserves, Dubai had/has to focus on international tourism and inernational investments. This doesn't mean you won't find the same in Abu Dhabi, but Abu Dhabi's politics is more conservative and culture related.
Answered by H - Mon Jul 5 13:31:50 2010
How long does delivery take from uk to abu Dhabi?
Q. I sent off a letter today from london and im wondering how long it takes before it gets to its destination in abu Dhabi. I sent it by standard delivery, 1st class.
Asked by kez.1983 - Thu Aug 21 07:49:21 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe a week?! 1st class
Answered by buggy - Thu Aug 21 19:38:41 2008
Q. I sent off a letter today from london and im wondering how long it takes before it gets to its destination in abu Dhabi. I sent it by standard delivery, 1st class.
Asked by kez.1983 - Thu Aug 21 07:49:21 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe a week?! 1st class
Answered by buggy - Thu Aug 21 19:38:41 2008
What is the charge for shared accomodation in Abu Dhabi for one person?
Q. How much does it charge if it includes food or without food.Does they allow to cook our own food?What can be the charges in Abu Dhabi?
Asked by Debasree M - Fri Nov 7 07:11:41 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you want a shared accommodation like bed space you can get as low as 500 Dirhams, you are allowed to cook in any accommodation.
Answered by shrew - Fri Nov 7 08:04:35 2008
Q. How much does it charge if it includes food or without food.Does they allow to cook our own food?What can be the charges in Abu Dhabi?
Asked by Debasree M - Fri Nov 7 07:11:41 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you want a shared accommodation like bed space you can get as low as 500 Dirhams, you are allowed to cook in any accommodation.
Answered by shrew - Fri Nov 7 08:04:35 2008
Is it easy way to change terminals at Abu Dhabi International Airport ?
Q. I have a connecting flight in Abu Dhabi, I will be in Terminal 1 and will have to go to Terminal 3. Is it easy to get there or got to take any kind of shuttle bus or something ?
Asked by sports123 - Sun May 24 02:25:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Changing terminals in Abu Dhabi is the easiest thing to do. The Airport is kind of small, round has great direction signs in arabic and english and a load of friendly and helpful staff. It's difficult to get lost in Abu Dhabi Airport:)) Good luck!
Answered by H - Sun May 24 05:44:55 2009
Q. I have a connecting flight in Abu Dhabi, I will be in Terminal 1 and will have to go to Terminal 3. Is it easy to get there or got to take any kind of shuttle bus or something ?
Asked by sports123 - Sun May 24 02:25:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Changing terminals in Abu Dhabi is the easiest thing to do. The Airport is kind of small, round has great direction signs in arabic and english and a load of friendly and helpful staff. It's difficult to get lost in Abu Dhabi Airport:)) Good luck!
Answered by H - Sun May 24 05:44:55 2009
What is the expected salary for a fresh graduate architect in Abu Dhabi? What are the living costs?
Q. I need to know what are the living costs in abu dhabi? The rental costs for a studio, or a one-bedroom apartment.
Asked by A. M - Thu Jul 24 15:55:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. like any other country , fresh graduates are the less to be paid . but it really varies from one place to another and, it's also not the same from one year to another . i think now u can start with 6 or 7 thousand in Dubai or Abu Dhabi . both are almost the same in salaries and living cost . the living cost is really high .. the one bed room apartment rent can reach 100,000/year. Good luck
Answered by m2008 - Thu Jul 24 19:57:24 2008
Q. I need to know what are the living costs in abu dhabi? The rental costs for a studio, or a one-bedroom apartment.
Asked by A. M - Thu Jul 24 15:55:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. like any other country , fresh graduates are the less to be paid . but it really varies from one place to another and, it's also not the same from one year to another . i think now u can start with 6 or 7 thousand in Dubai or Abu Dhabi . both are almost the same in salaries and living cost . the living cost is really high .. the one bed room apartment rent can reach 100,000/year. Good luck
Answered by m2008 - Thu Jul 24 19:57:24 2008
How can a 13 year old make money in Abu Dhabi in less than 3 months?
Q. My friends and I are planning a trip, and we are trying to get more money. The only problem is we cant find any jobs in Abu Dhabi 13 year olds! Any ideas? I would preffer if you NOW that it would work. Thanks
Asked by Rams K - Mon Sep 21 10:18:27 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Legaly you cant work for the company. In case you want to earn money : Solution 1:If your parents want to give you money to do something special for them like arranging the house, cleaning the garden, helping your friends to do something ...( instead of giving money for those part time house cleaners) Solution 2: Dont spend much when your parents give you money for perhaps expensive jeans. But good one on sale, and the rest of the money keep aside ...hope this soultions could help
Answered by gamar_xx - Tue Sep 22 03:25:36 2009
Q. My friends and I are planning a trip, and we are trying to get more money. The only problem is we cant find any jobs in Abu Dhabi 13 year olds! Any ideas? I would preffer if you NOW that it would work. Thanks
Asked by Rams K - Mon Sep 21 10:18:27 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Legaly you cant work for the company. In case you want to earn money : Solution 1:If your parents want to give you money to do something special for them like arranging the house, cleaning the garden, helping your friends to do something ...( instead of giving money for those part time house cleaners) Solution 2: Dont spend much when your parents give you money for perhaps expensive jeans. But good one on sale, and the rest of the money keep aside ...hope this soultions could help
Answered by gamar_xx - Tue Sep 22 03:25:36 2009
How difficult is it to find a house or flat share in Abu Dhabi ?
Q. I am considering taking a position based over in Abu Dhabi. I was wondering, seeing as it is terribly expensive over there would be more economical to share a property?
Asked by ER - Thu Sep 4 13:18:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's extreme difficult, especially if you are looking for accomodation within a certain price range. Please visit the link giving below. Here you find the advertisements for rentals and shared accomodation. Good luck!
Answered by H - Thu Sep 4 13:32:57 2008
Q. I am considering taking a position based over in Abu Dhabi. I was wondering, seeing as it is terribly expensive over there would be more economical to share a property?
Asked by ER - Thu Sep 4 13:18:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's extreme difficult, especially if you are looking for accomodation within a certain price range. Please visit the link giving below. Here you find the advertisements for rentals and shared accomodation. Good luck!
Answered by H - Thu Sep 4 13:32:57 2008
How do I start a business in Abu dhabi?
Q. Can someone advice me on the procedures, licences and costs involved in setting up a busniess in Abu dhabi.
Asked by ali - Sun Jul 19 10:21:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please get you a local sponsor first who can apply for a residence visa on your behalf. Then you need a trade license and pay a certain amount into your bank account. Costs vary to much to answer this question. Visa regarding costs you'll find online. Please be aware that 1. your sponsor wants his/her share and 2. that right now you may run into problems obtaining a visa if you are a citizen of Pakistan, India, Afghanistan, Bangladesh or the Philippines. For more information please visit the link giving below:
Answered by H - Sun Jul 19 12:18:20 2009
Q. Can someone advice me on the procedures, licences and costs involved in setting up a busniess in Abu dhabi.
Asked by ali - Sun Jul 19 10:21:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please get you a local sponsor first who can apply for a residence visa on your behalf. Then you need a trade license and pay a certain amount into your bank account. Costs vary to much to answer this question. Visa regarding costs you'll find online. Please be aware that 1. your sponsor wants his/her share and 2. that right now you may run into problems obtaining a visa if you are a citizen of Pakistan, India, Afghanistan, Bangladesh or the Philippines. For more information please visit the link giving below:
Answered by H - Sun Jul 19 12:18:20 2009
Where can I get really good clip on earrings here in Abu Dhabi?
Q. I've been living in Abu Dhabi for the past 8 years. I'm 13. I don't have my ears pierced because my dad doesn't like it. All the clip on earrings here are plastic and cheap looking. I used to get really nice gold ones when I was back in South Africa. Does anybody know where I can get nice clip on earrings here in Abu Dhabi?
Asked by ezi - Sat Feb 21 04:51:31 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Being you are in abu dhabi its not a big issue for you.Just rsh to madinat Zyed gold centre ( if you are looking for Gold) or madinat zyed shopping centre ( if u are looking fancy )..Its in Murur road and being 8 years here I think you might know the location very well.In gold centre you can have 1000 of collections..have a nice shopping
Answered by NATASHA - Sun Feb 22 02:21:20 2009
Q. I've been living in Abu Dhabi for the past 8 years. I'm 13. I don't have my ears pierced because my dad doesn't like it. All the clip on earrings here are plastic and cheap looking. I used to get really nice gold ones when I was back in South Africa. Does anybody know where I can get nice clip on earrings here in Abu Dhabi?
Asked by ezi - Sat Feb 21 04:51:31 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Being you are in abu dhabi its not a big issue for you.Just rsh to madinat Zyed gold centre ( if you are looking for Gold) or madinat zyed shopping centre ( if u are looking fancy )..Its in Murur road and being 8 years here I think you might know the location very well.In gold centre you can have 1000 of collections..have a nice shopping
Answered by NATASHA - Sun Feb 22 02:21:20 2009
Can an engineer work in Abu Dhabi with positive hepatitis c but no virus ?
Q. I am an engineer and got a job offer from one of the oil & gas companies (ADNOC Group) in Abu Dhabi. I am positive with HCV but PCR report is negative (means no virus only antibodies). Will I be accepted by company based upon pre-employment medical check-up and there will be no issue with work permit for my job category. Request a quick reply. Thanks in advance.
Asked by AHAQ - Sun Nov 16 04:10:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please visit the link giving below: No final decision made yet, but... Take care.
Answered by H - Sun Nov 16 05:15:31 2008
Q. I am an engineer and got a job offer from one of the oil & gas companies (ADNOC Group) in Abu Dhabi. I am positive with HCV but PCR report is negative (means no virus only antibodies). Will I be accepted by company based upon pre-employment medical check-up and there will be no issue with work permit for my job category. Request a quick reply. Thanks in advance.
Asked by AHAQ - Sun Nov 16 04:10:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please visit the link giving below: No final decision made yet, but... Take care.
Answered by H - Sun Nov 16 05:15:31 2008
Can my new employeer from abu dhabi apply for a new visa if my present visa for dubai expires?
Q. I already have an employment visa for dubai but I decided to withdraw because of a better offer for the same job in abu dhabi. My employer in dubai didnt cancel my visa, can my new employer apply for a new visa if my first visa expires? How long will it take to reapply for a new visa?
Asked by bogart - Sat Apr 12 05:34:37 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you are going to be transferred from government company to another government company in Abu-Dhabi you can do so.. else your employer has to cancel yr current visa and apply for new one .. chk if you will receive ban from Ministery of labor .. good luck
Answered by Orchida Orchida - Sat Apr 12 09:00:45 2008
Q. I already have an employment visa for dubai but I decided to withdraw because of a better offer for the same job in abu dhabi. My employer in dubai didnt cancel my visa, can my new employer apply for a new visa if my first visa expires? How long will it take to reapply for a new visa?
Asked by bogart - Sat Apr 12 05:34:37 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you are going to be transferred from government company to another government company in Abu-Dhabi you can do so.. else your employer has to cancel yr current visa and apply for new one .. chk if you will receive ban from Ministery of labor .. good luck
Answered by Orchida Orchida - Sat Apr 12 09:00:45 2008
Where can I get a cheap flight to Abu Dhabi? Preferebly, under $1600, and How much for an unaccompanied minor?
Q. I need to find a flight to Abu Dhabi for preferebly under 1600$ including tax. Leaving June 15 and coming back anytime between July 30 and August 17. How much would an adult ticket be? Unaccompanied minor? I am sorry, from Vancouver Bc Canada, YVR airport
Asked by Maddy - Fri Jun 6 23:40:56 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try It looks much cheaper if you do 2 tickets--YVR-LON roundtrip, and LON-ABU roundtrip. British Airways is cheapest on the latter; Canadian Affair probably cheapest on the first flight:
Answered by Mr. T's Pretty Cuzzin - Sat Jun 7 02:49:16 2008
Q. I need to find a flight to Abu Dhabi for preferebly under 1600$ including tax. Leaving June 15 and coming back anytime between July 30 and August 17. How much would an adult ticket be? Unaccompanied minor? I am sorry, from Vancouver Bc Canada, YVR airport
Asked by Maddy - Fri Jun 6 23:40:56 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try It looks much cheaper if you do 2 tickets--YVR-LON roundtrip, and LON-ABU roundtrip. British Airways is cheapest on the latter; Canadian Affair probably cheapest on the first flight:
Answered by Mr. T's Pretty Cuzzin - Sat Jun 7 02:49:16 2008
How much is the rental for a studio in Abu Dhabi?
Q. For your kind information, I am a female (non smoker) from Singapore. The budget given by my employer is AED40,000 to AED45,000 only per year. Highly appreciated if anyone could kindly advice which area could I rent and safe. In addition, my office is near to the airport. I am considering should I take the position, or remain in Singapore... Is the budget reasonable for a proper accommodation in Abu Dhabi (clean, safe and peaceful/quiet)? Any advice is highly appreciated. Thank you very much!
Asked by BlueFairy - Wed Mar 25 08:40:01 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. By visiting the link giving below, you'll find out, that studios are very rare in Abu Dhabi. Outside Abu Dhabi the minimum rent is Dhs 40.000 (but, don't want to know the condition of the building etc.) Anyway, to find a studio in the giving price range compares to a miracle. Save the above link and receive an alert when some interesting for you comes up. Another opportunity while working close to the Airport, is to look for shared accommodation in Khalifa City A and B. Big villas were build there in the middle of nowhere (desert) and it might be possible to find a family who sublets. Khalifa City is almost the half way to the Airport, but own transportation is necessary when living there. Good luck!
Answered by H - Wed Mar 25 11:26:05 2009
Q. For your kind information, I am a female (non smoker) from Singapore. The budget given by my employer is AED40,000 to AED45,000 only per year. Highly appreciated if anyone could kindly advice which area could I rent and safe. In addition, my office is near to the airport. I am considering should I take the position, or remain in Singapore... Is the budget reasonable for a proper accommodation in Abu Dhabi (clean, safe and peaceful/quiet)? Any advice is highly appreciated. Thank you very much!
Asked by BlueFairy - Wed Mar 25 08:40:01 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. By visiting the link giving below, you'll find out, that studios are very rare in Abu Dhabi. Outside Abu Dhabi the minimum rent is Dhs 40.000 (but, don't want to know the condition of the building etc.) Anyway, to find a studio in the giving price range compares to a miracle. Save the above link and receive an alert when some interesting for you comes up. Another opportunity while working close to the Airport, is to look for shared accommodation in Khalifa City A and B. Big villas were build there in the middle of nowhere (desert) and it might be possible to find a family who sublets. Khalifa City is almost the half way to the Airport, but own transportation is necessary when living there. Good luck!
Answered by H - Wed Mar 25 11:26:05 2009
What is the rent for single room, with Kichen in Abu Dhabi?
Q. I am moving next month to Abu Dhabi. I need an independent single bed room ( window AC) with Kichen accomodation. Also car parking, required in fuiure, when I procure a car. 1) Please tell me the rent per month of the above mentioned accomodation. 2) Approximately electricity charges, water charges. 3) Dish Anteena or cable charges per month, and internet charges. Your precious advice is very important to me. Regards.
Asked by shamser - Fri Jan 11 10:10:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am moving next month to Abu Dhabi. I need an independent single bed room ( window AC) with Kichen accomodation. Also car parking, required in fuiure, when I procure a car. 1) Please tell me the rent per month of the above mentioned accomodation. Answer: Depending on location, it should be within the range of Dhs. 45,000 to Dhs. 60,000/year. 2) Approximately electricity charges, water charges. Answer: Approximately on the average - it should be Dhs. 350/month. 3) Dish Anteena or cable charges per month, and internet charges. Answer: It should be at least Dhs. 120/month for the cable TV and Dhs. 200/month for fixed internet line or Dhs. 50/month for dial-up connection. Your precious advice is very important to me. Answer: I… [cont.]
Answered by willie v - Fri Jan 11 18:11:47 2008
Q. I am moving next month to Abu Dhabi. I need an independent single bed room ( window AC) with Kichen accomodation. Also car parking, required in fuiure, when I procure a car. 1) Please tell me the rent per month of the above mentioned accomodation. 2) Approximately electricity charges, water charges. 3) Dish Anteena or cable charges per month, and internet charges. Your precious advice is very important to me. Regards.
Asked by shamser - Fri Jan 11 10:10:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am moving next month to Abu Dhabi. I need an independent single bed room ( window AC) with Kichen accomodation. Also car parking, required in fuiure, when I procure a car. 1) Please tell me the rent per month of the above mentioned accomodation. Answer: Depending on location, it should be within the range of Dhs. 45,000 to Dhs. 60,000/year. 2) Approximately electricity charges, water charges. Answer: Approximately on the average - it should be Dhs. 350/month. 3) Dish Anteena or cable charges per month, and internet charges. Answer: It should be at least Dhs. 120/month for the cable TV and Dhs. 200/month for fixed internet line or Dhs. 50/month for dial-up connection. Your precious advice is very important to me. Answer: I… [cont.]
Answered by willie v - Fri Jan 11 18:11:47 2008
Do employees in Abu Dhabi have the right to turn down employer's demand of transfer of job location?
Q. The company my friends are working with in Abu Dhabi will be opening a new job site (branch). Some of them were forced to transfer to the new branch without prior notice. Do they have the right to say no or is it part of the law to follow employer's decision?
Asked by dee_19 - Tue Apr 1 18:40:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well since so many people no longer support unions...get used to doing what your employer says or quit. For the last 10 years conservatives have done a great job with their anti-union views, now you all have to live with the results. United we Bargain Divided we Beg
Answered by Frankie - Tue Apr 1 18:47:42 2008
Q. The company my friends are working with in Abu Dhabi will be opening a new job site (branch). Some of them were forced to transfer to the new branch without prior notice. Do they have the right to say no or is it part of the law to follow employer's decision?
Asked by dee_19 - Tue Apr 1 18:40:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well since so many people no longer support unions...get used to doing what your employer says or quit. For the last 10 years conservatives have done a great job with their anti-union views, now you all have to live with the results. United we Bargain Divided we Beg
Answered by Frankie - Tue Apr 1 18:47:42 2008
Where is Interiors shop for furniture in Abu Dhabi?
Q. Does anybody know where a shop called Interiors is in Abu Dhabi. It's supposed to sell Malaysian good quality furniture... Thank you for your answers!
Asked by Mimi - Sun Mar 29 07:24:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by tin m - Sun Mar 29 09:09:30 2009
Q. Does anybody know where a shop called Interiors is in Abu Dhabi. It's supposed to sell Malaysian good quality furniture... Thank you for your answers!
Asked by Mimi - Sun Mar 29 07:24:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by tin m - Sun Mar 29 09:09:30 2009
What's the best option for daily travel between Abu Dhabi and Academic City?
Q. I need to travel from Abu Dhabi to Academic City and back, on a daily basis (Saturday-Thursday). Approx timings will be: 4:30pm - Depart from Abu Dhabi 10:30pm - Depart from Academic City Any suggestions as to what the most cost-effective option would be?
Asked by TheDarkYo - Tue Jul 8 04:03:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is horrendous ! And you can't have any other worst time ! 1st. Departing from Abu Dhabi at 4:30pm means arrival in Jebel Ali, Dubai at 5:30 pm... what does this means? This means you are in the worst traffic time both for the Shk. Zayed Road and Emirates Road going to Dubai Academic City ! And for your question... buy and drive a car. A Mitrubishi 1.3L is the cheapest. Commuting (by taxi, by bus or sharing) would be the most expensive means not mentioning the time you are going to waste in waiting and in finding one ! And besides, no taxi will come and pick-you up from Academic to AUH for a normal fee. Drive and go. Your AED 50Hs. gas for the above car will give you at least 4 trips !
Answered by willie v - Tue Jul 8 08:09:48 2008
Q. I need to travel from Abu Dhabi to Academic City and back, on a daily basis (Saturday-Thursday). Approx timings will be: 4:30pm - Depart from Abu Dhabi 10:30pm - Depart from Academic City Any suggestions as to what the most cost-effective option would be?
Asked by TheDarkYo - Tue Jul 8 04:03:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is horrendous ! And you can't have any other worst time ! 1st. Departing from Abu Dhabi at 4:30pm means arrival in Jebel Ali, Dubai at 5:30 pm... what does this means? This means you are in the worst traffic time both for the Shk. Zayed Road and Emirates Road going to Dubai Academic City ! And for your question... buy and drive a car. A Mitrubishi 1.3L is the cheapest. Commuting (by taxi, by bus or sharing) would be the most expensive means not mentioning the time you are going to waste in waiting and in finding one ! And besides, no taxi will come and pick-you up from Academic to AUH for a normal fee. Drive and go. Your AED 50Hs. gas for the above car will give you at least 4 trips !
Answered by willie v - Tue Jul 8 08:09:48 2008
What is the expected salary of an HSE Manager with 12 years experience in Dubai or Abu Dhabi?
Q. Anybody pls knows what is the salary can HSE(health,safety,and environment) manager with 12 yeras experience obtain in Dubai or Abu Dhabi . Assuming that the applicant is engineer with international certifications and 12 years experience.
Asked by quality p - Thu May 29 07:16:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well it depends really. I have a friend of mine (UK national and white) who works as an HSE Regional Manager for a multinational company who got manufacturing plants in Saudi, UAE, Iran, etc... and stays in Dubai who receives a monthly salary of Dhs. 55,800.-- plus other benifits like villa, educational, car, insurance, club membership etc... I have an Indian friend as well who works as an HSE Manager in a big regional civil construcion company receiving a monthly salary of Dhs. 38,400 in Dubai. I know an American who works in an Oil & Gas company in Abu Dhabi as a Safety Officer for Offshore Platforms and he's getting almost Dhs. 66,000/month (US$18,000) excluding fat perks. Then I know a Philippino Safety Officer who is a NEBOSH,… [cont.]
Answered by willie v - Thu May 29 08:55:41 2008
Q. Anybody pls knows what is the salary can HSE(health,safety,and environment) manager with 12 yeras experience obtain in Dubai or Abu Dhabi . Assuming that the applicant is engineer with international certifications and 12 years experience.
Asked by quality p - Thu May 29 07:16:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well it depends really. I have a friend of mine (UK national and white) who works as an HSE Regional Manager for a multinational company who got manufacturing plants in Saudi, UAE, Iran, etc... and stays in Dubai who receives a monthly salary of Dhs. 55,800.-- plus other benifits like villa, educational, car, insurance, club membership etc... I have an Indian friend as well who works as an HSE Manager in a big regional civil construcion company receiving a monthly salary of Dhs. 38,400 in Dubai. I know an American who works in an Oil & Gas company in Abu Dhabi as a Safety Officer for Offshore Platforms and he's getting almost Dhs. 66,000/month (US$18,000) excluding fat perks. Then I know a Philippino Safety Officer who is a NEBOSH,… [cont.]
Answered by willie v - Thu May 29 08:55:41 2008
how much does it cost to live in Abu Dhabi?
Q. I will like to know how much a studio flat can cost in Abu Dhabi for a single person with a small kitchen.And how much will it cost for the the taxi fares on average per month?
Asked by Mr.Kool - Wed Jun 3 07:02:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The price range for studio flats range from Dhs 70K - Dhs 140K depending on the building and area. These studio flats mostly are located in big villas. For own research on accommodation, please visit the link giving below: The average of your taxi fare? Who knows from where to where you have to go how often? Also be aware that 1. there are 3 kind of taxis with different tariffs and 2. Abu Dhabi has a new public bus system which seems to be realiable and is very cheap.
Answered by H - Wed Jun 3 12:01:13 2009
Q. I will like to know how much a studio flat can cost in Abu Dhabi for a single person with a small kitchen.And how much will it cost for the the taxi fares on average per month?
Asked by Mr.Kool - Wed Jun 3 07:02:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The price range for studio flats range from Dhs 70K - Dhs 140K depending on the building and area. These studio flats mostly are located in big villas. For own research on accommodation, please visit the link giving below: The average of your taxi fare? Who knows from where to where you have to go how often? Also be aware that 1. there are 3 kind of taxis with different tariffs and 2. Abu Dhabi has a new public bus system which seems to be realiable and is very cheap.
Answered by H - Wed Jun 3 12:01:13 2009
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