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Hi Elphaba

I'm looking at emigrating to Dubai. I've recently passed my final Certificate in Financial Planning exam and have been working in the financial services industry since I graduated from Uni 5 years ago. I'm preferably looking for a trainee financial adviser role in Dubai, although a paraplanner position with opportunities would also be ok, if you can help that would be great.
Hello

I would urge caution before moving out to Dubai/UAE. Most roles here really only suit experienced advisers and people who can generate their own business/clients. Certainly in my company we are only looking for people wth quite a few years experience, and preferably advanced qualifications.

You will find that certain companies will offer roles that sound great, but sadly several companies here have a poor reputation, which is deserved. The lack of regulation means that certain companies offer very poor advice.

My advice to you is to get a few years expereince as an adviser in the UK before thinking about moving out here. The market in the UAE is much tougher than many people suppose and I have seen too many people come out here and then move back a few months later as they haven't had the capital to back themselves or the skills to build a practice.

Good luck.

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