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.
If you are a Dubai resident returning to the UAE from another country, you’ll need to apply for an Entry/Return Permit before you travel. This permit is issued by the General Directorate of Residency and …
While living in the UAE, one of the most important identity cards that you should always carry around is the Emirates ID. Issued by the government of the UAE, this identity card is a must …
There are many places to visit in Sharjah, including shopping malls and historic attractions. But if you are looking for a truly unique experience where you can shop and observe the local culture, consider heading …
Fishing plays an important role in the history and culture of the UAE. In fact, long before the discovery of oil, it was the fishing and pearl industries that thrived in the area. Today, there …
When you’re visiting Dubai or probably live in the city, then you know that this metropolitan city has a vibe of going big or go home; with the countless shopping centres, tourist spots, and floral …
Are you hoping to get the most out of your mobile phone subscription here in the UAE? If you’re an Etisalat customer, then you should hear about the AED 20 data packages that can give …
Etisalat is a leading telecom provider in the Middle East. The company offers a variety of services, including data packages to its subscribers. One such package is the Etisalat Monthly Data Package 35 AED, which …
As an expat in Dubai, one of the very first things that you probably applied for was a mobile phone subscription. And most likely, you applied for a mobile phone connection with Etisalat, which happens …
Whether you like to shop in stores or online, getting a good deal is most likely what you have in mind. Fortunately, there’s a retail shop in the UAE that sells plenty of great items …
In an earlier post, we shared about how parents can register the birth of their newborn baby. Previously, this applied only to children of married couples. But what about the children of unmarried couples, or …