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LIFE IN UAE

The UAE migration statistics has proved that it is by far the first choice for professionals from a range of industries who want to work abroad. Initially thank you to its oil reserves that started the region’s economic growth on the early 80s and the following two decades of diversification have seen the UAE expand to become one of the most highly-developed, fastest growing economies in the world.

The growth in sectors such as construction, financial services and healthcare along with changes in the laws of foreign ownership, have seen many of the world’s leading westerns companies look to establish themselves in the UAE, most notably in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. This in turn has led to excellent career opportunities in a number of industries for professionals looking to relocate to this region. The benefits of working in the UAE include a tax-free income, a high standard of living and a warm climate.

The prioritization in health care has been one of the concerns for the next 10 years in Dubai whereas three new medical colleges and five nursing schools are set to be constructed to cater to the demand for primary and specialized services. To fulfill the need for medical and healthcare professionals the Dubai Health Authority is looking into filling in the gap for primary and specialized services for 2025.

Living in the UAE – Fast Facts

The United Arab Emirates is located in the south east of the Arabian Peninsula, bordering Oman to the east and Saudi Arabia to the south, as well as sharing sea borders with Qatar and Iran. Total population is around 9 million, of which only 15 per cent is Emirati nationals.

The UAE is the No.1 Middle Eastern country on the 2012 Prosperity Index and 29th globally
The working week is typically between 40 and 48 hours, with the weekend being Friday and Saturday.
English is the principal language of business across the UAE
Such is the health of the economy that unemployment figures are under 2%
The UAE is one of the most liberal countries in the Middle East, accepting many religions and cultures
Expats from over 150 countries make up 85% of the population