The UAE offers a variety of employment opportunities for both local residents and foreign professionals. The following are the main ways to find a job in the country:

1. Registration on online job portals
   There are many public and private online platforms where relevant vacancies are posted.:

• Government portals:
  o Federal Job Portal
  o Dubai Careers
  o Abu Dhabi Government JobsUAE+1UAE+1
• Private portals:
  o Bayt
  o NaukriGulf
  o GulfTalent
  o Dubizzle
  Registration on these platforms is free, however, some of them may offer paid additional services.

1. Business visa for job search
   Foreign citizens can apply for a visa to find a job without having to have a sponsor in the country. The validity period of such a visa can be 60, 90 or 120 days. To obtain a visa, you must meet certain criteria, including the level of qualifications and education. More information about the requirements and the application process can be found on the official portal of the UAE Government.
2. Recruitment agencies
   You can send your resume to licensed recruitment agencies in the UAE. Agencies will contact you if there are suitable vacancies. It is important to note that applicants are not required to pay for agency services; all costs are borne by employers. The list of licensed agencies is available on the official website of the UAE Government.
3. Participation in job fairs
   Job fairs are regularly held in the UAE, providing an opportunity to communicate directly with company representatives and find out about available vacancies. Such events are especially useful for recent graduates and those who are looking for their first job. Information about the upcoming fairs can be found on the official portal of the UAE Government.
4. Search through media ads
   Many jobs are published in the classifieds sections of local newspapers and online platforms.:
   • Khaleej Times
   • Dubizzle
   • Waseet
   These resources are useful both for local job seekers and for those who are looking for work from abroad.

Useful tips

• Be careful with scammers: Never pay for employment services; in the UAE, this is the employer’s responsibility.
• Update your resume: Make sure that your resume meets the requirements of the chosen job and contains up-to-date information.
• Study the labor market: Understanding the professions and industries in demand will help you focus your efforts on the most promising areas.

By following these recommendations and using the available resources, you will increase your chances of successful employment in the UAE.