justi4jesu:



The processing of your employment visa has to do with your company's PRO and not UAE immigration.

justi4jesu:



The processing of your employment visa has to do with your company's PRO and not UAE immigration.

chiomaudokanne:
when did you start yours?

corrall:
Please how much is it to process holiday visa to Dubai...all advice will be appreciated from the gurus

obonujoker:
Please why aren't we seeing career jobs like Engineering positions etc, or are they hard to come by for non-emirati indigenes.....??

Techwithjudith:
Hello house. Happy Easter. I guess by now we all have gotten the exact way to go for all the Visa process. So who can tell us the restrictions and rules and regulations abiding Dubai. Any females here too that are already in Dubai?... What's the dress code like?....any good info?....it will help greatly for those coming over.thanks

Techwithjudith:
Hello house. Happy Easter. I guess by now we all have gotten the exact way to go for all the Visa process. So who can tell us the restrictions and rules and regulations abiding Dubai. Any females here too that are already in Dubai?... What's the dress code like?....any good info?....it will help greatly for those coming over.thanks

factwriter:



Vacancy for those kind of job you refer to mostly exist on the high end employment ladder.

The UAE is a technologically advance nation, they have gone far past the tech stage Nigeria is presently at.

As such your usual degree certificate (from your regular Nigerian school) is nearly practically useless as far as the mention categories of vacancy are concern.

Am sure you are aware Dubai itself is a smart city.

If you are onto jobs in IT, Engineering, Banking & Finance, Oil & Gas, Offshore stuffs etc, then be sure you are properly educationally certified in those field and possibly, with at least few years of working experience from recognised Nigerian institutions.

Question now is, if you do meet the requirements in the above paragraph, would you really be thinking of Dubai

You would probably (already) be gainfully employed.

If you are thinking Dubai (as as a West African immigrant), then be thinking MIDDLE & LOW level jobs. Forget the HIGH END juice.

factwriter:



Basically if you are located in Nigeria and your visa contact (or agent) is located in Dubai, the cost of a 2WEEKS STAY (holiday/visiting) visa is $150.

This has been the cost for over a decade now.

ONE MONTH visa and THREE MONTH visa cost more and are usually over inflated by agents.

The cost of ONE MONTH visiting visa ranges from $250 to $350

That cost of a THREE MONTH visiting visa ranges from $500 to $750.

Note that all these cost/prices are agent pegged. The government of Dubai charges far less than this amounts.

Even the SPONSORING COMPANIES (a name for the original agency between your street agent and the country's immigration) charge far less than the above started.

But inevitably you will always need an agent unless you some how got a link to a SPONSORING COMPANY.

The actual charge for a 2weeks visiting visa by the Dubai immigration is less than a hundred dollars.

On one occasion I got a 1month visiting visa for $105 through a Pakistani agent I meet on a previous visit.

I hope my (elaborated) answers help.

naijaceo:


Hello Bro, Pls for 2 weeks visiting visa, do applicants need/must to go to Abuja and still go through the processes as applied to other visa types? And all the PCC isshhh?

flynownow:


No. You don't have to. You only need to get to the airport and fly as long as you have a return ticket.

justi4jesu:
IMPORTANT LINKS


FOR DHA LICENSE https://eservices.dha.gov.ae/DHAWeb/Account/UserRegistration.aspx


Step 1, click on the official site to Register https://eservices.dha.gov.ae/DHAWeb/Account/UserRegistration.aspx


Step 2, Fill all the information asked as per the information on your passport

Step 3, click on new professional license and fill the rest and then follow the below quoted information.

AbujaVibez:
Please Note: If you have been told to get Police Character report for UAE Visa processes, please dont bother. It is no longer needed.
...source UAE Visa Center Abuja

That said, you can still go ahead to legalize or authenticate your educational and other related documents at the embassy.

You are welcome

naijaceo:


Hello Bro, Pls for 2 weeks visiting visa, do applicants need/must to go to Abuja and still go through the processes as applied to other visa types? And all the PCC isshhh?

factwriter:



No, you don't need to go to Abuja for a 2Weeks visiting visa, neither do you need any PCC.

just link up with any regular Nigerian visa Agent based in Dubai and you can have your visa within 72 hours or there about.

One thing though, a lot of Nigerian visa Agents are weary of visitors who may abscond after the expiration of the 14days permit. If you don't strike them like a genuine visitor (tourist), they may reject your patronage.

Reason for this caution is that every visitor (duration of stay) is accounted for in the immigration computing system, so if its not reflected on the computer that you have EXITED the country then the SPONSORING COMPANY and/or VISA AGENT is made to pay a huge penalty (fine).

So most Nigerian agents would rather deal with genuine visitors like market women and spare part guys than a youngster considered a potential "flight risk".


Once again, no need for Abuja.

manneger2:

I will be flying Thursday guys, hav already zeroed my mind from university job for now so am not attesting my bsc in uae embersy will only attest at mofa and Moe tomorrow, don't have that money to attest at uae for now, if there is need I will send to nigeria to attest. Pls how will i waka tmoro am in a hotel at utako presently, how will i go Moe and mofa from here Utako Abuja

justi4jesu:
Goodluck

SirWellington:
Really feeling for those who have already gone via the stress of obtaining and authenticating the PCC already.

BAY1759:


lol....Better safe than sorry. The ones we should be glad for are the ones that came in to the UAE without PCC in the first place and mulling at the new expenses to incur a PCC.

I have an Indian friend that lost a job offer of 4,500 because of PCC. Only to get back from India last week with his PCC...Only to hear that Indians are now on the exemption list. Chai.

Poor dude is on the street looking for new job. For someone like him....he will have done anything for this news to just be one week ealier than this.

BAY1759:


lol....Better safe than sorry. The ones we should be glad for are the ones that came in to the UAE without PCC in the first place and mulling at the new expenses to incur a PCC.

I have an Indian friend that lost a job offer of 4,500 because of PCC. Only to get back from India last week with his PCC...Only to hear that Indians are now on the exemption list. Chai.

Poor dude is on the street looking for new job. For someone like him....he will have done anything for this news to just be one week ealier than this.