These are blog posts about living in Dubai. It talks about random things such as the weather, my surroundings and even simple things like paying my bills.
The Alhosn app has been temporarily restricted in the UAE on Friday (April 18). With this, Abu Dhabi has provided alternative entry points for visitors from other emirates. The Abu Dhabi Emergency, Crisis, and Disasters …
If you have been living and working in Dubai for quite some time now, then you are likely familiar with the time difference between the Philippines and the UAE. In fact, you have probably gotten …
As the popular saying goes, ‘desperate times call for desperate measures,’ and with this pandemic, considered as one, many people turn to get loans to stay afloat. However, as most people know, this is a …
In the UAE, four vaccines against COVID-19 infection are available: one from Sinopharm, another from Pfizer-BioNTech, a third from Sputnik V, and the most recent from Oxford-AstraZeneca. READ ALSO: Residents Aged 16 and Above Can …
Are you looking for a film where you can watch, cry or relate to as an OFW? Then Love or Money, a Filipino rom-com film directed by Mae Cruz with stars Angelica Panganiban and Coco …
The UAE government has announced that it will soon biometric face recognition (facial ID) to register customers in the “UAE Pass” application, as part of its plan to launch the first safe digital national ID …
Spouses and children of select foreign residents in the UAE who acquire citizenship in the UAE can soon apply for an Emirati passport. Earlier this year, the UAE passport was hailed as the most powerful …
Residents in the emirate who wish to join the vaccination program may now avail of a free ride home from select vaccination centers, the Dubai government announced. The Dubai Taxi (Hala) free ride can be …
The UAE Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) on January 7 announced an important update regarding the use of instant messaging platform WhatsApp. Also Read: 5 Social Media Rules: Using Social Media in the UAE Users of the …
In the UAE, common misdemeanors can be gravely fined or serve as a basis for being jailed. Such is the case with insulting others, whether it be online on social media, over the phone or …