
UAE Job Switch Rules: Notice, Probation and Permit Checks
Plan a UAE job change with the correct probation notice, separate work-permit and residence deadlines, final-pay checks and a worked gratuity example.
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Plan a UAE job change with the correct probation notice, separate work-permit and residence deadlines, final-pay checks and a worked gratuity example.
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Discover essential UAE rain safety rules. Avoid Dh2,000 fines, navigate unstable weather, and protect your home & family. Stay informed, read now.
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I’d check the route before buying the scooter. A free permit is useful; it is not permission to ride on every pavement, road or cycling track in Dubai. Riders must be at least 16, and some driving-licence holders are exempt from applying. Here’s how I’d work through the permit, route and Metro checks without confusing…
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I would not buy a child an e-bike or scooter on the strength of a seller saying “everyone rides these”. First identify the vehicle and where it can legally be used. A standing e-scooter, an electric bicycle and a recreational quad bike do not share one set of rules. The widely reported Dh50,000 charge concerns…
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The age limit is the first thing I’d check—not the reassuring safety badge on an app. The UAE’s Child Digital Safety Law is Federal Decree-Law No. 26 of 2025. A later measure, Cabinet Resolution No. 106 of 2026, sets a minimum age of 15 for personal accounts on covered social-media platforms. That is different from…
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My rule for a Dubai travel-ban enquiry: start with the official record, then follow the instructions for that particular case. Dubai Police’s Circulars and Travel Bans service is a useful starting point for covered records. It is not a promise that every UAE restriction can be removed online, or that any payment makes someone free…
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If your salary is unpaid, document the shortfall and contact MOHRE promptly. Do not wait for an automatic system to recover it. For workers covered by the federal private-sector framework, the starting point is a month-by-month payment record, the correct complaint route and the deadlines attached to the case. My priority is to make those…
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Private-sector employees covered by the UAE’s federal Labour Law can take up to 90 days of sick leave per year after probation: the first 15 days at full pay, the next 30 at half pay and the remaining 45 without pay. The leave can be continuous or split across separate illnesses. The employee must notify…
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Do not turn a rain journey into a test of nerve. Slow down, leave more room and keep the phone out of your hands. I would postpone a non-essential trip before trust a familiar road covered by water. Getting through once is not evidence that the next driver—or the next minute—will be safe. For Dubai…
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I would choose a crypto provider by checking how I can get money out, not by how quickly its app lets me buy. For a UAE beginner, the useful starting points are the exact licensed entity, the service it can offer your customer category, the full cost and the withdrawal route. A polished app and…
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Yes, there are ways to pay UAE traffic fines in instalments. No, they are not one nationwide, fee-free plan. Start with the authority that issued your fine, then compare the payment routes actually offered for it. RTA’s Tabby option, Dubai Police’s instalment service and a bank’s credit-card conversion are different arrangements. I would choose by…
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I would challenge an expensive car-insurance renewal, but I would not buy a worse policy just to make the number smaller. That is the distinction that matters. A lower premium with a much higher excess, reduced repair cover or missing benefits is a different offer—not automatically a saving. This guide focuses on UAE motor insurance,…
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