Navigating the rental market in the UAE can be complex. This guide empowers tenants with knowledge of their rights, responsibilities, and key regulations like Ejari and Tawtheeq. Learn how to avoid common pitfalls, from understanding post-dated cheques to negotiating contracts, ensuring a smooth and confident renting experience in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Ready to be your own boss in the UAE? This comprehensive guide helps expats navigate the world of freelancing. Learn how to choose the right license, secure your visa, and master the practical steps to start a successful freelance business. From managing your finances to finding clients, unlock your inner entrepreneur and thrive in the Emirates' booming gig economy.
Read MoreThe CBSE has exempted UAE-based schools from generating APAAR IDs and linking them to Aadhaar, citing administrative and legal reasons. The move ends confusion among students and parents after APAAR was made mandatory for board exam registrations in India. Principals in the UAE welcomed the clarity, confirming it applies only to schools within India.
Read MoreAn elegant guide to the freedom of driving in the UAE, from securing your driver's license through the direct swap or a comprehensive course, to buying a car and maintaining it for the hot desert climate. Get ready to navigate the open roads with confidence and explore everything the country has to offer.
Read MoreBy 2040, artificial intelligence could not only hire you—but train you, recommend career moves, and even tell you to take a break. Abu Dhabi’s latest study outlines a near-future workplace where AI drives decisions with precision and personalization.
Read MoreDubai’s dining scene is embracing AI and robotics, blending efficiency with theatre. From robotic servers to AI-driven kitchens, automation promises faster service, reduced waste, and consistency. Yet the city’s hospitality culture demands balance, ensuring technology enhances — not replaces — the warmth and personal touch diners expect.
Read MoreNavigating banking in a new country can be a complex journey. This comprehensive guide helps expats in the UAE overcome common financial challenges, from opening an account and building credit history to managing international transfers and understanding local regulations. Learn the practical strategies you need to demystify the system and achieve financial peace of mind.
Read MoreThe UAE Ministry of Education has banned mobile phones in schools and exam halls, introducing strict inspection and confiscation rules. Phones will be withheld for one month after the first offense, and until the end of the academic year for repeat cases. The move aims to prevent cheating, ensure fairness, reduce distractions, and maintain discipline.
Read MoreMoving to the UAE? This guide helps expats choose the perfect neighborhood in Dubai or Abu Dhabi. Compare bustling city life with serene family communities, assess rent, amenities, transport, and lifestyle to find your ideal home. Make an informed decision for your unique expat journey.
Read MoreA comprehensive guide for expats to navigate the UAE's unique tax-free investment landscape. This resource demystifies how to capitalize on zero capital gains and personal income tax, providing a clear roadmap to investing in UAE-based stocks and funds. Learn the practical steps for getting started, from understanding the major exchanges to leveraging tax-free compounding to maximize your wealth a
Read MoreThe UAE’s Federal Tax Authority (FTA) has reminded businesses to file corporate tax returns within nine months of their financial year-end and keep records for at least seven years. Exempt persons must also maintain documentation to prove exemption. All tax services can be completed via the EmaraTax platform, with penalties for non-compliance.
Read MoreSchools across the UAE are introducing new protocols to better manage medications for students with chronic illnesses, ensuring safer handling, improved communication between parents and schools, and greater protection of children’s health within the classroom environment.
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