Anyone Living in Dubai?

mikemeth

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Hey guys anyone living in Dubai? I want to know some how it is because me and my wife might go live there :)
 
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Hey guys anyone living in Dubai? I want to know some how it is because me and my wife might go live there :)

I'd say go for a holiday there, it's a great place, awesome stuff (havne't been there but many of my friends have), even if you decide it's not a place for you to live there, you'll still enjoy holiday.
 
My brother lives there and I've been there 3 times.. It's one of the safest places to live in the world.. There are some traffic issues though which they need to solve and like other guys said a vacation there would be a good thing to see if you would like to move there or not
 
Been there SEVERAL times... 4-5 days at a time... great place to visit and Wow is it growing and building for a tourist industry! But... even if I had all the money I wanted, I just prefer to live where the primary language is English...
 
Hey guys anyone living in Dubai? I want to know some how it is because me and my wife might go live there :)

I am planning to visit Dubai in the summer. Its good place for tourists. You are from Slovenia you can probably try to go to European countries like France or Switzerland.
 
Am currently in Dubai my friend its a good place but it takes time to get used to the environment and the rules and if your into IM make sure you abide by the rules & lots of sites are blocked such as skype and prn so if your into the prn niche its tough but all the best going out of Dubai in a weeks time.
 
I went there on holidays and i love the place.. Law is a little tight over there so you need to be careful :)

Other than that the people are lovely , Literally no crime (Only seen like 2 police cars in the 2 weeks i was there) , Pretty cheap to live (Much less than US/UK general living)... Its a great place and thats not including how awesome the beaches are , Good weather , Great food , Attractions (Burj Khalifa , Burj al arab , Water parks , Atlantis etc)
 
When you get your liqueur license,buy the alcohol for all your Muslim friends that want it,but can't buy it. You'd be the cool guy then.

For some crazy reason if you want to purchase alcohol in Dubai you need a license and only way to get the license is if your a resident,and not a Muslim. But when your just visiting you can buy alcohol in the bars and restaurants at the hotels.
 
I lived there for 6 months. I would advise anyone who can, visit for a long weekend. To live there is something else.

Unless you earn alot of money, it's very expensive.

My advice is look before you commit. But make sure your contract is good and water tight.

Good luck whatever your choice.
 
Yes we are planning to go on vacation there for two weeks first to see how it goes :) I ask in terms of IM and living with IM there, finding SEO clients, having your own SEO firm etc. I rather ask here someone that is doing IM there to tell me if there are some rules of making your own business online and stuff like that, than going to some travel firm for questions.
 
Yes we are planning to go on vacation there for two weeks first to see how it goes :) I ask in terms of IM and living with IM there, finding SEO clients, having your own SEO firm etc. I rather ask here someone that is doing IM there to tell me if there are some rules of making your own business online and stuff like that, than going to some travel firm for questions.
well, if you're serious about this, i'd contact the UAE Embassy in your country or your Foreign Office/Ministry for Foreign Affairs, a travel firm can't give you appropriate advices about living there

i work in the travel industry myself (not too long ago i organized a trip for my sister who spent the New Year's Eve there), all i know, if you want to travel there you need a tourist VISA (you need to apply for it still you're at home, usually 3-4 weeks before you're planning to travel there, costs around $50), young ladies cannot travel there alone without an escort, i'm not sure about the age limit though, it's 28 methinks

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