homesek Posted May 18, 2006 Share Posted May 18, 2006 (edited) totoo lahat sinabi nyo, kaya lang ang nakikita ng iba ung kagandahan lang ng dubai. 100% tax free, low crime rate, world class amenities etc..on the other side, dami rin disadvantage i'm working in dubai 3 yrs na. sa sahod kung i convert mo sa piso malaki talaga kaya lang gastusin dito malaki rin, actually di naman tax free kala mo lang kasi indirect tax ang nangyayari bakit kamo. may parking fee ultimo sa tapat ng simbahan almost 85% ng road may bayad. upa sa bahay grabe 1 bedroom hall ang upa 40K UAE dirhams (600K Peso) house & lot na yun, bayad sa kuryente at tubig grabe din. ang daming visit visa ngayon dito grabe ang mga kabayan na sinasamantala ang sitwasyon sa totoo lang daming pok_pok na pilipina wala na eh gipit na ang iba patol na sa ibang lahi sa totoo lang napasama yata ang palabas na DUBAI film kasi ang totoo lang dun sa kwento pagiging babaero ni aga at siksikan sa kwarto at carlift ni john lloyd. opinion lang, apply na lang sa legit agency o kaya may kamaganak ka dito. kung may makuha mang offer pigain mo na sa umpisa pa lng kasi hirap makipag nego ulit for salary increase browse nyo ito newspaper dito may job oppotunities sectionwww.khaleejtimes.com punta ka sa jobs just my 2 cents.. taga satwa nga pala ako Edited May 18, 2006 by homesek Quote Link to comment
Alucard Posted May 20, 2006 Share Posted May 20, 2006 Aba ayos Homesek ah...tiga satwa din ako....lapit sa emirates bank and post office......meet nga tayo minsan... Quote Link to comment
Pedro_Pindeho Posted May 21, 2006 Share Posted May 21, 2006 mga sirs mataas na po ang crime rate sa dubai compared 4 years ago my holdaper na nga at rapist majority pakistani...nabalitaan nyo ba lately yung magasawang lebanese na pinatay at nirape pati yung lalaki ni rape... ok sa dubai kaya lang tsambahan sa paghahanap ng trabaho.. ang laging hinahanap sa UAE yung meron atleast 2 years gulf experience...sa mga pupunta sa dubai na wala pang papasukan at naka visit visa try nyong applyan Jumeirah, Burj Al-Arab, wild wadi or kahit saang establishment na shiek ng dubai ang may ari maliit ang salary pero libre accomodation at pagkain. grabe mahal ang upa dito sa Dubai...then pag may relevant U.A.E experience na kayo tsaka na lang kayo lumipat sa ibang trabaho... pero da best talaga pag may kaibigan or family member kayo dito.. Taga karama po ako dito sa Al Attar Quote Link to comment
Alucard Posted May 22, 2006 Share Posted May 22, 2006 mga sirs mataas na po ang crime rate sa dubai compared 4 years ago my holdaper na nga at rapist majority pakistani...nabalitaan nyo ba lately yung magasawang lebanese na pinatay at nirape pati yung lalaki ni rape... ok sa dubai kaya lang tsambahan sa paghahanap ng trabaho.. ang laging hinahanap sa UAE yung meron atleast 2 years gulf experience...sa mga pupunta sa dubai na wala pang papasukan at naka visit visa try nyong applyan Jumeirah, Burj Al-Arab, wild wadi or kahit saang establishment na shiek ng dubai ang may ari maliit ang salary pero libre accomodation at pagkain. grabe mahal ang upa dito sa Dubai...then pag may relevant U.A.E experience na kayo tsaka na lang kayo lumipat sa ibang trabaho... pero da best talaga pag may kaibigan or family member kayo dito.. Taga karama po ako dito sa Al Attar<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Ah lebanese pala...all the while I thought mga kabayan, that was what I heard from one of my friends. Yup I do agree with you Pedro, Medyo tumaas na crime rate dito. Kaso if you read the daily periodicals or seven days, di masyado nababanggit. I guess its the govenments ploy to make the image of emirates as a safe haven for tourist. Ingat ingat nalang, lalu na sa mga kababaihan. Quote Link to comment
chinits Posted May 24, 2006 Share Posted May 24, 2006 ok ba maging flyt attendant ? Quote Link to comment
Alucard Posted May 25, 2006 Share Posted May 25, 2006 (edited) Yup, I heard that Emirates provides a competitive package for their cabin crew. I hope sanay kang lumangoy CHINITA, requirement nila yun eh(In case mag crash land sa dagat, you can save lives) Edited May 25, 2006 by Alucard Quote Link to comment
chinits Posted May 25, 2006 Share Posted May 25, 2006 Yup, I heard that Emirates provides a competitive package for their cabin crew. I hope sanay kang lumangoy CHINITA, requirement nila yun eh(In case mag crash land sa dagat, you can save lives)<{POST_SNAPBACK}>oh ok.. nakita ko nga sa IPAMS un.. neede to submit a full body pic taken by a professional. wakoko... i dont have that haha Quote Link to comment
Alucard Posted May 27, 2006 Share Posted May 27, 2006 oh ok.. nakita ko nga sa IPAMS un.. neede to submit a full body pic taken by a professional. wakoko... i dont have that haha<{POST_SNAPBACK}> uhuh, full body photo nga kailangan. Check siguro nila if u have the figure to mesmerize the male passengers(just teasing hehehehe) Quote Link to comment
joshua_sx1 Posted May 27, 2006 Share Posted May 27, 2006 Dubai is the best city in Middle East, based on my personal experience… hindi masyado malaki ang adjustment mo sa culture kapag dito ka napunta… unlike sa other parts ng Middle East countries (specifically Saudi Arabia)… Ang disadvantage lang dito eh naglipana din ang mga job hunters di lamang galling sa pIlipinas kungdi pati na rin sa ibang Asians countries… Indians here are very prominent, dahil na din siguro sa history ng UAE na sila ang mga kauna-unahang mga workers na nagsipunta at nag-settle sa UAE… I was there last year, na-banned when I wanted to transfer to a much better company… ‘yun isang napakalaking disadvantage sa mga Middle East countries… since na walang immigration law dito, mananatili, ang mga gaya nating (OCW) na contract workers – kahit gaano na kayong katagal dito, and cannot have the same rights gaya ng mga nasa bansang may immigrant law (i,e, Canada, etc.)… sa Middle East, lagi kang naka-depende sa sponsor mo… kahit magaling ka at kaya mong makapasok sa mas magandang kumpany pero ayaw kang payagan ng sponsor mo, wala kang magagawa kungdi magtiis… something na I always find very unfair para sa karapatan ng taong umansenso… I’m here now in Qatar (almost a year now)… the same law… and now, another company from UAE is expressing their willingness to hire me… kapag nakabalik ako, papasyalan ko ‘yung dati kong kumpanya… wala lang, mang-aasar lang este mangangamusta lang… Quote Link to comment
mdmd08 Posted June 22, 2006 Share Posted June 22, 2006 mas mgnda if kamag anak na nagwowork na dun ang refer sau Quote Link to comment
chubCHINITAforHIRE Posted June 29, 2006 Share Posted June 29, 2006 due to economic dificulties....... Quote Link to comment
mc_darklight Posted July 14, 2006 Share Posted July 14, 2006 because working in dubai is in demand right now Quote Link to comment
slurpme Posted July 14, 2006 Share Posted July 14, 2006 now its in demand and high salary even low positions Quote Link to comment
sinnerman Posted July 16, 2006 Share Posted July 16, 2006 fueled by the movie dubai - not really a good account of real life here in dubai Quote Link to comment
Guest kizmet Posted December 10, 2006 Share Posted December 10, 2006 I'm in Dubai for almost five months now. Tulad ng karamihan sumugal din ako.. I don't have the slightest idea gano kahirap kumuha ng work here till I came, adminsitrative position pa hanap ko. I was on a Visit Visa then, pero ang lamang ko lang nandito brother ko and his family who supported me noong jobless ako. It took 38 days bago ako mgkawork. Swerte ko lang kasi I got the job I want (more or less, sa Pinas kasi sa HR ako, dito pure recruitment), UK-based company, nakapagnegotiate for good salary and benefits package kahit wala akong gulf experience, I was given a residence visa before my Visit Visa expired, and open contract, it may be terminated by either party by giving four weeks written notice. So I can leave the company anytime I want (incase a better opportunity comes), they can fire me anytime they want - walang ban... And the best part is, sobrang ok ang boss ko... She recommended me for regularization after 3 months and was given an increase and pasok na ako sa commission/bonus scheme ng company. Whenever a friend or a former colleague ask me if ok dito, sinasabi ko ang totoong condition ng mga pinoy dito. Mahirap makakuha ng work, high cost of living, the Kish story, etc etc etc... nasa kanila na if they still want to go. Sabi ko pray hard and ask for sign if para dito ka ba o sa Pinas ok ka na... Basta lang mga pare at mare, dapat po you have enough experience before ka pumunta dito. Quote Link to comment
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