if you’re ready to jump into Dubai’s budding job market, where should you start? This guide will run you through the most important steps and information, including visas, sponsorship, where to look for jobs and interview tips.
1. Get the right visa
If you’re planning to work in Dubai, you’ll need a work visa. The good news is, if you’re employed by a Dubai company, they’re pretty easy to obtain.

Because a work visa is required, it’s easiest to head to Dubai after you’ve been offered a position. That being said, it’s possible to enter the emirate on a visitor or tourist visa for your job search and then transfer your visa status once you’ve found employment.

Most visitors to Dubai aren’t required to obtain a visa ahead of time; one will be issued to you upon arrival.

Citizens who don’t need a visa for 90 days
Job seekers from the following countries are allowed to remain in the UAE for 90 days after their arrival before leaving the country or applying for a work visa:

Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Croatia
Czech Republic
Cyprus
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Holland
Hungary
Iceland
Italy
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malta
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Citizens who don’t need a visa for 30 days
Citizens from the following countries also don’t need to get visas in advance, however visas issued on arrival will only be good for 30 days. That being said, citizens of these countries may extend their visas up to 60 days:

Andorra
Australia
Brunei
Canada
China
Hong Kong
Ireland
Japan
Malaysia
Monaco
New Zealand
Russia
San Marino
Singapore
South Korea
United Kingdom
United States
The Vatican
While these tourist visas are a good way to enter the country in order to perform your job search, it’s critical that you either get a work visa, provided you find employment, or leave the country when your visa expires. If you’re caught working on a tourist visa you can be jailed or fined and deported.

The good news is, once you find a job, the visa process is largely out of our hands. Outside of having to provide your employer with some documents, like your passport number, they’ll take care of the entire sponsorship and visa process for you. The not so great news is, your job isn’t entirely done.
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You're right but getting job is 50-50 the easiest jobs to get in Dubai are those very hard ones like construction works.
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okay, who wll give me visa and ticket money??