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To Jez
We to are trying to leave the UK because of the crime, my husband works for the Police so he sees it on a daily bases. Were every you go in the world you will come across all kinds of nasty thing. Anyhow, how are your plains to move abroad , we are still trying to find work, (we have had the best info from someone on this site tho) so we mite be on the move hopefully within the next year YEHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. Could you email us the sites that you have been on ,hubby into the security side of thing.. Yours Dara. |
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nothing to worry about at all on that front, I am no political expert by any means but I feel way safer here than I do in the UK. Whilst there is crime here it isn't on the scale of what goes on in the UK. Sky news depresses me to be honest with you, kids being raped and murdered, people going missing etc. There is a massive amount of press sensorship here though so we live in a bubble and don't always get to hear about everything. I feel safe, so will you.
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Well, we are in the Middle East and close to Iran (it's just across the Gulf). I wouldn't say that being here is without risk, but the rulers of the UAE are politically astuste and endeavour to keep on the right side of the relevant people.
Sadly, these days there are risks everywhere, including in New York and London, as some of us have experienced, and you have to make a judgement call. I wouldn't be surprised if there was some sort of terrist attack in the UAE, and Dubai specifically, one day, but there are nutcases everywhere and my view if that as long as you take a sensible approach, you cannot let people like that run your life. Unfortunately, too many people have a 'knee jerk' reaction to the words Middle East. On a day to day basis, I believe that living in Dubai is generally safer than in much of the UK, the driving not withstanding. Crime rates are certainly much lower. |
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Thanks for your thoughts/responses. Some of the stuff my wife found was on blogs and such that she can't relocate now, but one (Aussie) site with info is listed below. Jez
Travel Advice for United Arab Emirates - Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade |
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The UAE is very tight when it comes to security. There seem to be a large number of undercover cops out and about on a regular basis. The fact that they have managed thus far to keep terrorism out of their backyard might make you think twice how that can come about given the large number of western expats and the country's strong push for tourism.
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Hi Jez,
Especially in UAE , you and your family are safe... Here in this country Police Dept. working perfectly. If there is people criming, UAE Goverment is sending them out directly.And their visas are being cancelled . Ant these people can never step their foot in this country again. No drugs , no gangs and no terrorism here in UAE ...I can easily tell this : the safest place in the world. |
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