Blog posts that will hopefully be of use to anybody who wants to learn anything about Dubai. How Tos, Dubai Laws, and government-related tips can be found here.
UAE: Filipino workers abroad may be getting more value for every dirham or dollar they send home today. The Philippine peso remains weak against major currencies, trading around ₱60 per $1 and about ₱16.3 per …
DUBAI: UAE labour law allows employers to withhold salary and, in some cases, terminate employment if a worker fails to return after leave without a valid reason, according to Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021. …
For Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) based in the Middle East, please see the guidelines below how you can request for emergency repatriation assistance and/or if you’re in a crisis abroad and you wish to go …
In a significant move to enhance living standards and regulate shared housing, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister, and Ruler of Dubai, has issued Law No. (4) of 2026. …
PHILIPPINES: Travelers with very common Filipino names are advised to secure a Certificate of Not the Same Person before heading to the airport, especially if flying abroad for work or long-term travel. The issue affects …
Many Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) are excited about starting a business in Dubai, but one of the most essential early decisions you’ll have to make is what kind of office furniture to buy. Your workspace …
Ramadan season in Dubai and the UAE is approaching. This is the month-long celebration where our Muslim brothers and sisters practice fasting. They abstain from eating during certain times of the day. This is also …
When someone experiences a crime, the first challenge is often knowing where to turn and what happens next. In Dubai, the Dubai Police operates the Support Victim service, a structured program designed to guide victims …
Notice period pay in the UAE follows a clear legal process, yet it remains one of the most disputed parts of employment termination. The issue is not that the law is unclear. The issue is …
Ramadan in the UAE follows the five daily prayers, with fasting observed from Fajr at dawn until Maghrib at sunset. Because prayer times shift slightly each day and vary by emirate, residents and visitors are …