[quote author=DrDre1 post=37052712]
Lol @ story that touch...

See I repeat God bless you sir....wish you could see how my body dey shake you getting the picture of all my confusions.

Okay..I know that the initial hurdle was that his company cannot bring me in until he has reached a milestone.... but he's on the verge of changing job so don't know what is obtainable and yes he works on site.

Drdre1 please I also have a friend in Qatar who told me he could get me a cleaners job with my Nigerian passport over there and thus get work permit. My fear is will it be possible to get a better job later or will that permit restrict me?

I honestly don't want to get desperate it's just that I like having directions to work on. If you outline possible solutions that I can focus on then I guess I will still have something to hang on to.

I hope I'm still coherent I want to pour out everything at once. Thanks a lot!

Justi,monchouchou, uchman, Dr Dre came and see dis


After u ve gotten ur residence visa & emirate identity card. There are some hotel jobs in anoder gulf country like saudi arabia, kuwait, qatar, bahrain & oman

Most xpecially kuwait(d highest currency in d whole world). Dis can only b possible once u ve gotten ur 2yrs residence visa


In country like qatar, qatar airway is in urgent need of kitchen steward(cleaner, housekeeper etc). It is only candidate in gulf coutries dat will b considered most xpecially uae


It does not matter whether you av use d 6month or 2years, once u c anoder job in anoder gulf countries, u write a resignation letter 2ur present employer so dat ur residence will b cancelled.


Den ur new employer will send u direct job visa & ticket 2 d new country. No labour ban or watever


No trouble because u cant work anywhere in dubai because of d ban other dan any other gulf countries i mentioned above

How true is dis?

ugsams:



Can anyone of us here speak or understand Arabic?

Yes I can.

@ the guru,s in Abu dhabi ,please how can i get a cheap fare to abu dhabi from dubai?

@ ugsam, guy please i might need some of those your pointers when i get to dhabi...how do i connect you?..i dont speak arabic though

thanks

okeyz:
@ the guru,s in Abu dhabi ,please how can i get a cheap fare to abu dhabi from dubai?

@ ugsam, guy please i might need some of those your pointers when i get to dhabi...how do i connect you?..i dont speak arabic though

thanks

Take the Green line metro to Al Ghubaiba Station, Exit and then ask anyone for the Bus Park to Abu Dhabi. It is right beside McDonald.

suurutu:
See I repeat God bless you sir....wish you could see how my body dey shake you getting the picture of all my confusions.

Okay..I know that the initial hurdle was that his company cannot bring me in until he has reached a milestone.... but he's on the verge of changing job so don't know what is obtainable and yes he works on site.

Drdre1 please I also have a friend in Qatar who told me he could get me a cleaners job with my Nigerian passport over there and thus get work permit. My fear is will it be possible to get a better job later or will that permit restrict me?

I honestly don't want to get desperate it's just that I like having directions to work on. If you outline possible solutions that I can focus on then I guess I will still have something to hang on to.

I hope I'm still coherent I want to pour out everything at once. Thanks a lot!

Madam, be very careful. Don't fall victim of certain type of openings that will end up caging you. Sorry for the late reply. I know you have a lot of questions and want the replies fast. I will make an exception with you...but your name is scary

DrDre1:

Madam, be very careful. Don't fall victim of certain type of openings that will end up caging you. Sorry for the late reply. I know you have a lot of questions and want the replies fast. I will make an exception with you...but your name is scary

like seriously

what does surutu mean

DrDre1:

Madam, be very careful. Don't fall victim of certain type of openings that will end up caging you. Sorry for the late reply. I know you have a lot of questions and want the replies fast. I will make an exception with you...but your name is scary

ken1982:
what does surutu mean

surutu means. Always ready for trouble/ causing trouble.. Or someone with an act of impatience

samhay:
Justi,monchouchou, uchman, Dr Dre came and see dis


After u ve gotten ur residence visa & emirate identity card. There are some hotel jobs in anoder gulf country like saudi arabia, kuwait, qatar, bahrain & oman

Most xpecially kuwait(d highest currency in d whole world). Dis can only b possible once u ve gotten ur 2yrs residence visa


In country like qatar, qatar airway is in urgent need of kitchen steward(cleaner, housekeeper etc). It is only candidate in gulf coutries dat will b considered most xpecially uae


It does not matter whether you av use d 6month or 2years, once u c anoder job in anoder gulf countries, u write a resignation letter 2ur present employer so dat ur residence will b cancelled.


Den ur new employer will send u direct job visa & ticket 2 d new country. No labour ban or watever


No trouble because u cant work anywhere in dubai because of d ban other dan any other gulf countries i mentioned above

How true is dis?

No response to dis?

justi4jesu:



Take the Green line metro to Al Ghubaiba Station, Exit and then ask anyone for the Bus Park to Abu Dhabi. It is right beside McDonald.

From AL Ain, easiest route to Deira is?

From AL Ain, easiest route to AL quasis?

Plz give direction at d cheapest cost.

Thanx and Jah bless

wow...i dunno if she is ready for trouble or causes palava but she is impatient right now sha..lol

success10:

surutu means.
Always ready for trouble/ causing trouble..
Or someone with an act of impatience

[quote author=ken1982 post=37080277]what does surutu mean

@drDre1, Teeboy22, Ken 1982...
you tend to live your alter ego on a faceless forum. In real life I'm calm,cool,collected while my alter ego is full of boundlessf energy but I don't cause trouble ooo.

DrDre1...please I'm going to contact you with my other moniker. cant access mails on this. it's Z.....ra.thanks

[quote author=ken1982 post=37093494]wow...i dunno if she is ready for trouble or causes palava but she is impatient right now sha..lol

you don't Understaaand !!

ken1982:
how u doing bro.

we dy na...u no every

my brother i dey read your post on that your guy dey smile from my end. I'm happy for how the whole thing turned out for that your guy... lol

I'm good bro, already counting down to my break. The humidity and fog over here is very annoying, by 6:30 am my clothes are already soaked in sweat.

DrDre1:
@ Ugsams
Good to hear from you sir. I understand that feeling of people looking up to you because you are on ground to make things happen for them in some ways but at the end, the result doesn't come close to their/your expectations. If you have a mid/high cadre profession on your I.D, you may not need to get a visa before coming from there. Same way they do for us here. They have all the professions grouped in different categories with certain perks and benefits. Overall, it's quite easier for people from UAE to visit. At least I know that for other nationalities. I think someone mentioned here recently he/she visited Qatar from your end. How's work and life treating you generally over there? The fall in oil prices isn't helping the job market. Do something about it

I don't have anything mid/high yet, but i'm optimistic i will. work has been mean just as its name implies... lol. The weather isn't friendly at all. However, on the fall of oil price this people seems to have a shield against that and thrives more than every other region as they are still acquiring new rigs, recruiting and expanding. I believe Qatar will be similar. How is life at your end?

Souljaboi1:



Yes I can.

I wish there is voice option on Nairaland so that you can give us free lessons. How long did it take you to learn that? what's your proficiency level?

justi4jesu:

Take the Green line metro to Al Ghubaiba Station, Exit and then ask anyone for the Bus Park to Abu Dhabi. It is right beside McDonald.

Thanks justi , is the green line metro situated at the dubai airport? .....and whats the cost of the fare to abu dhabi..thanks for your input..i appreciate.

okeyz:
@ the guru,s in Abu dhabi ,please how can i get a cheap fare to abu dhabi from dubai?

@ ugsam, guy please i might need some of those your pointers when i get to dhabi...how do i connect you?..i dont speak arabic though

thanks

If not that it will include a lot of links i would've love to post a lot of it here, but i will try to create a post that will highlight the companies without a link and share here.

fares from Dubai to Abu Dhabi are from 25 Dirhams to 50 Dirhams depending on the means and timing. I also think Al Ghubaiba is the best place to get bus from except you leave around sheikh zayed road down to Jebel Ali then IBN Battuta metro statio will be your best option. However, last bus from IBN Battuta leaves around 9:00pm while the last bus from Al Ghubaiba leaves around 01:30am. You can always get shared taxi more easily at Al Ghubaiba more than IBN Battuta.

COST

1) RTA bus - 25 Dirhams you can pay by RTA card or cash.
2) I've once used shared RTA family taxi from IBN Battuta and paid 35 Dirhams.
3) I've also used RTA shared family taxi from Al Ghubaiba to Abu Dhabi by 2:30am and paid 50 Dirhams.
4) I often use unregistered Pakistani taxis, the price is between 30 Dirhams to 50 Dirhams depending on time of the day, driver, number of available passengers etc please don't use this if you are new in town, although it is the fastest means around 1:20minutes instead of the RTA bus duration of about 2:30 minutes their wahala dey too much at times as some of them no dey hear english at all... dem fit carry you go suburb of Abu Dhabi.(These type of taxi are available at Al Ghubaiba bus station, Around Al Sabkha bus station etc)

Getting to Al Ghubaiba bus station
BY METRO
On the green line route of the metro train, enter a train going to creek and drop at Al Ghubaiba metro station.

BY RTA BUS
There are buses going from almost all part of Dubai to Al Ghubaiba which is located in the bur Dubai area, just check the information board at any bus station close to you.

BY TAXI
Using a taxi from anywhere around Deira, Bur dubai should cost between 12 dirhams and 20 Dirhams.

NOTE
Abu Dhabi occupies about 70% of the whole UAE, while other emirates share the remaining. Abu Dhabi has so many suburbs please be sure of where you are going. Taxis are cheaper but it will be more expensive if the journey is far. Some suburbs could take you over 2 hours to access from the bus station with the cost of taxi running in hundreds of Dirhams whereas you could use a bus and pay around 4 dirhams or maximum of about 25 Dirhams when going to places like the western region.

samhay:


From AL Ain, easiest route to Deira is?

From AL Ain, easiest route to AL quasis?

Plz give direction at d cheapest cost.

Thanx and Jah bless

@Ugsams, oya answer dis too

looooooolll.....u jasi abi

aight when u show lemme no let me introduce me to dt my guy

hehehhe

ugsams:


my brother i dey read your post on that your guy dey smile from my end. I'm happy for how the whole thing turned out for that your guy... lol

I'm good bro, already counting down to my break. The humidity and fog over here is very annoying, by 6:30 am my clothes are already soaked in sweat.

Plz house I'm a novice here I jst want to know hw roughly how much it wil take me to accomplis uae visa thanks.

ugsams:


I wish there is voice option on Nairaland so that you can give us free lessons. How long did it take you to learn that? what's your proficiency level?

Lol.

I attended Islaamic school when I was growing up, also when I got to the university. Arabic is the language in which Islaam was revealed, so learning it helps in understanding the religion. Well, I can't classify my proficiency but I'll say just basic communication skills.

ugsams:



COST

1) RTA bus - 25 Dirhams you can pay by RTA card or cash.
2) I've once used shared RTA family taxi from IBN Battuta and paid 35 Dirhams.
3) I've also used RTA shared family taxi from Al Ghubaiba to Abu Dhabi by 2:30am and paid 50 Dirhams.
4) I often use unregistered Pakistani taxis, the price is between 30 Dirhams to 50 Dirhams depending on time of the day, driver, number of available passengers etc please don't use this if you are new in town, although it is the fastest means around 1:20minutes instead of the RTA bus duration of about 2:30 minutes their wahala dey too much at times as some of them no dey hear english at all... dem fit carry you go suburb of Abu Dhabi.(These type of taxi are available at Al Ghubaiba bus station, Around Al Sabkha bus station etc)

Getting to Al Ghubaiba bus station
BY METRO
On the green line route of the metro train, enter a train going to creek and drop at Al Ghubaiba metro station.

BY RTA BUS
There are buses going from almost all part of Dubai to Al Ghubaiba which is located in the bur Dubai area, just check the information board at any bus station close to you.

BY TAXI
Using a taxi from anywhere around Deira, Bur dubai should cost between 12 dirhams and 20 Dirhams.

NOTE
Abu Dhabi occupies about 70% of the whole UAE, while other emirates share the remaining. Abu Dhabi has so many suburbs please be sure of where you are going. Taxis are cheaper but it will be more expensive if the journey is far. Some suburbs could take you over 2 hours to access from the bus station with the cost of taxi running in hundreds of Dirhams whereas you could use a bus and pay around 4 dirhams or maximum of about 25 Dirhams when going to places like the western region.

Boss !!!


You don sabi this country finish ooo.

Maybe we can meet before I return back. I stay in a hotel about 8 mins walk from Al Fahidi station.

0dav2:
Plz house I'm a novice here I jst want to know hw roughly how much it wil take me to accomplis uae visa thanks.

You can start by reading from d 1st page, and then ask questions wia seems confused.

ugsams:

If not that it will include a lot of links i would've love to post a lot of it here, but i will try to create a post that will highlight the companies without a link and share here.
fares from Dubai to Abu Dhabi are from 25 Dirhams to 50 Dirhams depending on the means and timing. I also think Al Ghubaiba is the best place to get bus from except you leave around sheikh zayed road down to Jebel Ali then IBN Battuta metro statio will be your best option. However, last bus from IBN Battuta leaves around 9:00pm while the last bus from Al Ghubaiba leaves around 01:30am. You can always get shared taxi more easily at Al Ghubaiba more than IBN Battuta.
COST
1) RTA bus - 25 Dirhams you can pay by RTA card or cash.
2) I've once used shared RTA family taxi from IBN Battuta and paid 35 Dirhams.
3) I've also used RTA shared family taxi from Al Ghubaiba to Abu Dhabi by 2:30am and paid 50 Dirhams.
4) I often use unregistered Pakistani taxis, the price is between 30 Dirhams to 50 Dirhams depending on time of the day, driver, number of available passengers etc please don't use this if you are new in town, although it is the fastest means around 1:20minutes instead of the RTA bus duration of about 2:30 minutes their wahala dey too much at times as some of them no dey hear english at all... dem fit carry you go suburb of Abu Dhabi.(These type of taxi are available at Al Ghubaiba bus station, Around Al Sabkha bus station etc)
Getting to Al Ghubaiba bus station
BY METRO
On the green line route of the metro train, enter a train going to creek and drop at Al Ghubaiba metro station.
BY RTA BUS
There are buses going from almost all part of Dubai to Al Ghubaiba which is located in the bur Dubai area, just check the information board at any bus station close to you.
BY TAXI
Using a taxi from anywhere around Deira, Bur dubai should cost between 12 dirhams and 20 Dirhams.
NOTE
Abu Dhabi occupies about 70% of the whole UAE, while other emirates share the remaining. Abu Dhabi has so many suburbs please be sure of where you are going. Taxis are cheaper but it will be more expensive if the journey is far. Some suburbs could take you over 2 hours to access from the bus station with the cost of taxi running in hundreds of Dirhams whereas you could use a bus and pay around 4 dirhams or maximum of about 25 Dirhams when going to places like the western region.

Thanks bross!!
i am coming into the main abu dhabi town...thanks again this will be really helpful

finally got emirate id nd other documents today... am off to Al Ahli driving skool tomao to register.
1. make unna help me pray make dem accept 1000aed as deposit

2. Make i pass ontime oo

thanks at all

please can anyone confirm this visa for me...it is from al ain


entry permit number: 152/2015/02/0036608

date and place of issue Al Ain/ 10/08/2015

U.I.D number 152610259

iranlowowoluwa adeite adibuah

nigerian

lagos

D.O.B 18 OCTOBER 1983

A06018698


please kindly help me confirm this...thanks

@justi4jesu, @monchouchou

others...

You've said it all

ugsams:


If not that it will include a lot of links i would've love to post a lot of it here, but i will try to create a post that will highlight the companies without a link and share here.

fares from Dubai to Abu Dhabi are from 25 Dirhams to 50 Dirhams depending on the means and timing. I also think Al Ghubaiba is the best place to get bus from except you leave around sheikh zayed road down to Jebel Ali then IBN Battuta metro statio will be your best option. However, last bus from IBN Battuta leaves around 9:00pm while the last bus from Al Ghubaiba leaves around 01:30am. You can always get shared taxi more easily at Al Ghubaiba more than IBN Battuta.

COST

1) RTA bus - 25 Dirhams you can pay by RTA card or cash.
2) I've once used shared RTA family taxi from IBN Battuta and paid 35 Dirhams.
3) I've also used RTA shared family taxi from Al Ghubaiba to Abu Dhabi by 2:30am and paid 50 Dirhams.
4) I often use unregistered Pakistani taxis, the price is between 30 Dirhams to 50 Dirhams depending on time of the day, driver, number of available passengers etc please don't use this if you are new in town, although it is the fastest means around 1:20minutes instead of the RTA bus duration of about 2:30 minutes their wahala dey too much at times as some of them no dey hear english at all... dem fit carry you go suburb of Abu Dhabi.(These type of taxi are available at Al Ghubaiba bus station, Around Al Sabkha bus station etc)

Getting to Al Ghubaiba bus station
BY METRO
On the green line route of the metro train, enter a train going to creek and drop at Al Ghubaiba metro station.

BY RTA BUS
There are buses going from almost all part of Dubai to Al Ghubaiba which is located in the bur Dubai area, just check the information board at any bus station close to you.

BY TAXI
Using a taxi from anywhere around Deira, Bur dubai should cost between 12 dirhams and 20 Dirhams.

NOTE
Abu Dhabi occupies about 70% of the whole UAE, while other emirates share the remaining. Abu Dhabi has so many suburbs please be sure of where you are going. Taxis are cheaper but it will be more expensive if the journey is far. Some suburbs could take you over 2 hours to access from the bus station with the cost of taxi running in hundreds of Dirhams whereas you could use a bus and pay around 4 dirhams or maximum of about 25 Dirhams when going to places like the western region.