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I have 2 interviews with 2 different companies lined for a position in Dubai. One is offering a Salary of £35k p/a and im waiting for what other benefits can be thrown in.
I want to know how much will £35k go in Dubai? Will I struggle for accomodation, bills etc? Is it actually a good Salary? I know £35k in the UK will get you a decent flat on rent, food, bills - though you wont save much. I have visited UAE for the past 5 years an noticed each year prices are spiralling out of control - especially in the housing market. Food is cheap as are public transport, phone, internet.... Would be interested to hear your thoughts from anyone who is on a similar salary - and what they think of it. Cheers... Last edited by ucganka : 9th May 2008 at 11:23 AM. Reason: i changed £35 to £35K - typo error |
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Rent is paid up-front for a year!!! - In Mirdif, £20k just recently got us a 3 bed villa (unfurnished) with a shared pool. You can pay the rent in one go or in two cheques - i.e. £10k now + £10k six months later. The estate agent will want an additional Dhs7000 (about £1000) commission when you sign the contract.
To set up your utilities (DEWA), you will need Dh2000 as a deposit. Typically you will incur a few hundred pounds of costs towards arranging your visa, etc. hope this helps... |
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Thankyou very much for your feedback everyone.
I have been to Sharjah/Mirdif a few times and love the place. It is much quiet and not too far from Dubai. Of course I need to dodge the traffic!!! With £20K (British Pound Sterling) I have been offered apartments in Dubai to Buy/purchase. Thats right!!! Not RENT - BUT TO BUY!!! There was a Dubai Home Exhibition in London earlier this month and here were the offers: 1 bed (£20K), 2 Bed (£30k) or 3 Bedroom (£40-50) apartments. If I can buy a property outright I would, otherwise I will have to rent. |
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Thats right Ajman - This is where the apartments are going for £20k-£50k. At the exhibition they show you the location of Ajman and where the flats are being built and then to the left of this is dubai......i think alot of people are getting fooled here.
How far is Ajman from Dubai......say Knowledge Village - by car?? 1 hour?? Having said that £20,000 (British Pounds) for an apartment is a damn good deal!!! You wont get that in the UK!!! |
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