URGENT DUBAI JOBS 2018

Looking for a job in Dubai? After a rough 2016, things are looking up. According to LinkedIn’s “Middle East and North Africa Recruiting Trends 2017” report, Dubai’s business will see new hires as a focus for 2017.As far as the most sought after skills are concerned, the same report listed statistical analysis, data mining, public policy, international relations, algorithm design, web architecture, SEO/SEM marketing and UI design among the top qualifications for those seeking employment in Dubai.So, if you’re ready to jump into Dubai’s budding job market, where should you start? This guide will run you through the most important steps and information, including visas, sponsorship, where to look for jobs and interview tips.Sending money to the UAE? TransferWise could save you up to 8xBefore you get started, 

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TransferWise’s free borderless multi-currency account. Where you can manage and send dozens of currencies all from the same account.Now, back to what you came here to read.1. Get the right visaIf you’re planning to work in Dubai, you’ll need a work visa. The good news is, if you’re employed by a Dubai company, they’re pretty easy to obtain.Because a work visa is required, it’s easiest to head to Dubai after you’ve been offered a position. That being said, it’s possible to enter the emirate on a visitor or tourist visa for your job search and then transfer your visa status once you’ve found employment.Most visitors to Dubai aren’t required to obtain a visa ahead of time; 

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