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Commentary and analysis across Corporate Services, Immigration and Relocation across the Middle East

The regulatory and commercial landscape across the Middle East — including the UAE and Saudi Arabia — continues to evolve. Our Insights section provides commentary, analysis and updates designed for executives, HR leaders and investors navigating the region.

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Relocating to Dubai – what to expect

The UAE is a popular destination for Britons – but what’s life really like there? Annabel Kantaria, a long-term expat in Dubai, has some advice a) You may not have as much spare cash as you think b) There will be a fair amount of red tape c) It’s OK to drink alcohol d) It’s not as restrictive as

Top UK school to open Dubai campus

Kent College and Mir Hashem Khoory (MHK) have signed a partnership agreement to open a campus of the top UK-based school in September at Meydan in Dubai. Kent College Dubai will be run in partnership with Kent College Canterbury which was founded in 1885. The campus will be managed by Kent College Canterbury and will

Dubai Work Permit, Dubai Visa, and Dubai Tourist Visa – Big Changes in UAE for 2016

UAE: Big change moving forward for people who have a Dubai tourist visa/UAE tourist visa and want to get a Dubai/UAE work permit; you no longer have to leave the country to amend your Dubai visa/UAE visa to residency status. Gulf News quoted Brigadier Dr Rashid Sultan Al Khadar, spokesman for the Naturalisation, Residency and Ports

EER becomes a member of the TIRA network

EER is delighted to announce that we are now a member of the TIRA network. TIRA is an aligned network of quality mobility service providers providing access to leading mobility experts from around the world.

Maximum Property Rent Increases

Some information on the rental increase rulings from RERA.

The Ejari System

Ejari means ‘My Land’ in Arabic. In accordance with the system, all tenancy agreements must be registered with Ejari.

November 23, 2015

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Moving to a new job? You’ll need to pay your traffic fines first!

Residents in the UAE who wish to switch jobs will have to pay their traffic fines first as a new smart government programme will not allow them to complete the residency transfer to their new employer until all their fines have been paid.

Dubai Rental Market

Dubai rentals remained stable during Q3 although there is fragmentation in the market as some affordable locations have achieved growth with other areas experiencing a decline in rents.

October 8, 2015

1 min read

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