News and updates on what’s happening in Dubai. Announcements and important information about the emirate that the residents should be aware of. Here we share current events and advisories, as well as trends for your reference.
Those who have expired visas before March 1, 2020 will have NO Visa Fines for overstaying. They will also have a 3-month grace period starting May 18, 2020, to leave the UAE. This was announced …
In a tragic accident, three people burned to death after 4 cars collided on Sheikh Zayed Road on a Wednesday – 13th May 2020. According to a statement issued by the Dubai Police on their …
Watch a video of this Filipina nurse in Dubai who was given an opportunity to talk to His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nayhan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of …
As malls, shops, and restaurants have reopened, people are now permitted to go out but still only for necessity. Commercial establishments are allowed to welcome customers but at 30% capacity. However, it must be noted …
30 people of 2 families recently contracted the virus after having a family gathering. This incident was reported by the UAE authorities where Dr. Amna Al Dahak Al Shamsi, official spokesperson of the UAE Government, …
This evening, May 5, 2020 – Tuesday a massive fire broke out in a high-rise residential tower in Al Nahda, Sharjah. Videos shared on social media have been posted online showing a skyrise building engulfed …
Less than a week after the Philippine Health Insurance Company (PhilHealth) reminded their members regarding the updated schedule of payments, the state insurer has now announced that it will no longer require overseas Filipino workers …
Filipinos working abroad have expressed their frustration over the new rule where OFWs are required to pay 3% of their salary to Philhealth. There have also been campaigns created to abolish the mandatory payment requirement. …
This year 2020, the 2,400 Php annual Philhealth contribution for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) will now be an initial payment as Filipinos overseas are now required to pay 3 percent of their income to Philhealth …
Many overseas Filipino in the UAE and around the world became surprised and upset over the recent announcements of PhilHealth wherein the OFWs are required to pay a 3% of their monthly salaries for the …