europe4sure:
if you change yur naira into dollars in nija how do one convey or withdraw it in u.a.e since they say A.T.M don't work in u.a.e again

dejive:
Hello house! Pls I need clarification on these. .

1) is it a must to get a return ticket when going for a 3months visa? Can getting a one way ticket pose a problem?

2) if one gets a return ticket and gets a job while in dubai during 3months visit and d company offered to change the visa status what happens to d return ticket?

3) and how feasible is airport to airport transit within uae (oman etc) during visa change wen valid return ticket to nigeria exist?

Cc @justi4jes.u, @halimacurv.e, @sam.jay,@natty.banty and other gurus in the house

tanx..anticipating a response..

justi4jesu:



1.) No one will allow you board without a return ticket to Nigeria, so return ticket is a must when travelling with vist/tourist visa. You can only book one way ticket if you are coming with Employment visa at hand or you already have a Residence/Work visa stamped on your passport.


2.) Once you get a job and decide not to return back to nigeria, then the return ticket is gone for good. No two ways about it. It's either you use it and return back to Nigeria or you forfeit and stay back with your new Job.

3.) Your valid return ticket to Nigeria doesn't concern Oman immigration, you cannot go to Oman without having Employment visa or Residence visa. Even with Employment visa you are only allowed at the airport for entry and exit stamp, and afterwards you are taken back to Dubai.

justi4jesu:



1.) No one will allow you board without a return ticket to Nigeria, so return ticket is a must when travelling with vist/tourist visa. You can only book one way ticket if you are coming with Employment visa at hand or you already have a Residence/Work visa stamped on your passport.


2.) Once you get a job and decide not to return back to nigeria, then the return ticket is gone for good. No two ways about it. It's either you use it and return back to Nigeria or you forfeit and stay back with your new Job.

3.) Your valid return ticket to Nigeria doesn't concern Oman immigration, you cannot go to Oman without having Employment visa or Residence visa. Even with Employment visa you are only allowed at the airport for entry and exit stamp, and afterwards you are taken back to Dubai.

justi4jesu:



1.) No one will allow you board without a return ticket to Nigeria, so return ticket is a must when travelling with vist/tourist visa. You can only book one way ticket if you are coming with Employment visa at hand or you already have a Residence/Work visa stamped on your passport.


2.) Once you get a job and decide not to return back to nigeria, then the return ticket is gone for good. No two ways about it. It's either you use it and return back to Nigeria or you forfeit and stay back with your new Job.

3.) Your valid return ticket to Nigeria doesn't concern Oman immigration, you cannot go to Oman without having Employment visa or Residence visa. Even with Employment visa you are only allowed at the airport for entry and exit stamp, and afterwards you are taken back to Dubai.

Godiloveu:



Hi Ma, pls i want ask these questions
1. which province is easier and best for a female Nigerian to live and work, Dubai or Abu Dhabi?
2. refering to ur noba 2 answer, wat will be the penalty if one decide not return to Nigeria after getting a job?



thanks alot.....

justi4jesu:


Abu Dhabi is a bit smaller than Dubai, a bit quieter and more traditional perhaps, but other than that the lifestyle seems the same. Depends on your kind of person, If you are more of an introvert or an extrovert because Dubai shouts at you 24 hours a day, lights blinking and advertising sign boards try to lure you in with their glitzy, shiny façade. The traffic is heavier than in Abu Dhabi and constantly races, in short the pulse of the city rarely slows or misses a beat. Dubai is switched on and fully charged all the timeeeeee.

There are Job opportunities in both cities, i can't say which is easier

Dubai has Metro as a means of cheaper transportation while Abu Dhabi got only buses.

2.) No penalty at all if you get a job and decide not to return to Nigeria, all you have to do is CHANGE STATUS and get your employment visa inside Dubai which attracts and amount of 1,030 Dirhams


God Bless u plenty...

justi4jesu:




You change it and come with the physical cash.

europe4sure:



ALL THE $1000 B.T.A IN CASH?

chrisaham:
Good morning fam, wanna go authenticate my certs on Monday in Abj. Pls I need guidelines.. Like which office to start up wv first... Ministry of education, ministry of foreign affairs..step by step. Pls

DIVFAVOR:


Bro pls I need ur assistance, I have a family friend who wish to come to Qatar this yr, pls a hint on wat he needs to do and d processes involved is all I want and i will be grateful. I knw dre may be some previous post regarding it, but hv searched n cldnt get it. Your kind assistance is all I ask for.
Thanks in anticipation.
I await your reply.
I even sent u a PM.
God bless you plenty

LEOSIRSIR:
Good luck

justi4jesu:



Please read the question i replied to or let me know exactly what you meant by the above, because I don't understand your quote.

europe4sure:



what i meant is that the $1000 b.t.a we are supposed to hold how do one convey it to dubai should it be deposited in the bank and withdrawn in dubai or wired to a dubai bank from Nigeria just like Germany does or how.....

smithsydny:
we fit apply from here 9ja

LEOSIRSIR:
It's a walk in interview, those already in UAE are the ones who can go for the interview.

justi4jesu:



Abu Dhabi is a bit smaller than Dubai.

DIVFAVOR:


Good evening house,
Am begging everyone wth good information to assist me on what it will take to get a Qatar visa. My younger wants to travel to the country in search of good job. And he is seeking to knw what it will cost him. And the kind of visa that is preferable.
God bless anyone with good information. His plan is to leave before this year ends.
Thank you my people.

DIVFAVOR:


Plssss the gurus in the house, Justi4jesu, Europe4sure and ko,
1. pls I need ur urgent assist on a good information on how I can get a visa for my younger one to Qatar to hustle for a job.
2. What type of visa is preferred
3. Wat is d cost to secure this visa and how long
4. And any better additional info to make it a success.
Pls, God will richly bless every1 of you.

I have being begging for this assistance.

Thank.

ugsams:


While this seems like the truth based on people's general perception, especially those living in Dubai I will like to clarify this misconception.

The fact is that Abu Dhabi is the largest emirate in the UAE however Dubai is the most populous with the highest population density and possibly the largest population which I seriously doubt.

During my induction at a Government owned organisation we were told that Abu Dhabi occupies more than 70% of the UAE total land mass. An article in wikipedia stated 86% while many other sources states above 80%. This is very visible in the UAE map.

Abu Dhabi is the richest emirates in the UAE with about 95% of the oil and 92% of the gas deposits in the country. They have about 9% of the world proven oil reserves and about 5% of the natural gas with most of them in the Western Region. In 2009, Abu Dhabi offered a $10 billion bail out to Dubai and by 2014 Dubai was indebted to them by $20 billion. Abu Dhabi has land borders with Saudi Arabia and Oman; and sea border with Qatar.

Most times when people assess the emirate of Abu Dhabi they mostly judge by Abu Dhabi main city leaving out lots of it's suburbs, Islands and regions which has lots of people living and working there eg Mussafah; Western Region aka Al Gharbia (Madinat Zayed, Bu Hasa, Al Gayathi, Tarrif, Gweifat, Liwa, Ruwais, etc); Baniyas (Al Wathba, Al Mafraq etc); Islands (Reem, Saadiyat, Yas etc). It will be worthy to note that Al Ain is also a part of Abu Dhabi and is known as the Eastern region.

Abu Dhabi has three municipality regions:
1)Abu Dhabi City Municipality (ADM)
2)Al Ain City Municipality
3)Western Region Municipality (Al Gharbia) (WRM)

europe4sure:

1.good information can be gotten by reading previous pages of the thread
2.get 3months tourist visa preferably to have enough time to hunt for job
3.cost and how long depends on the agent processing the visa for you and most importantly the dollar exchange rate
4.for additional info dive into the pool of information and first hand experience of those who has crossed the bridge and you will be wet with info beyond your wildest dream.

nobody will sell you visa here because it is not allowed,just read and tap info here and let wat you tapped guide your step toward yur destination...........good luck!!!