For a clerk or salesmen visa you don't need university degree attestation and other paperwork needed for a manager visa.
I don't know what this affect in pratice, and would be interested to know as well.
Hi, I have been recently offered a job in Dubai and they have said they will be putting me on a clerical visa when I will be doing a senior level role. Will a clerical visa matter? Does it have a expiry time? Will it restrict me in anything?
Read the other post I made in the other thread you created.Hi,
I have been recently offered a job in Dubai and they have said they will be putting me on a clerical visa when I will be doing a senior level role. Will a clerical visa matter? Does it have a expiry time? Will it restrict me in anything?
I think it does matter, but I think you were able to sidestep those issues since you made a high enough salary.They have a dumb system here that assumes everyone went to Uni and got degrees. I guess thats partly based on huge numbers of underqualified people coming here for jobs and the gov likes to put them into categories. I didnt get a degree, did technical collage and 26 years experience. My previous job in a free zone i had a manager title on my visa. Recently moved to a non FZE and visa says Archive Clerk.
As far as i am aware the only major ball ache is getting a multi entry visa for Saudi, but as a brit i can get a 1 hit one. I was questioned when i went to the immigration to get my 5000aed deposit back for changing my family visa's over and had to show contract. This would be that 'an archive clerk' may not be paid sufficient to sponser their family.
Besides that i havent had any issues, i do hold a senior position as as long as i get the salary each month that can put what they like on my visa, they can put 'crap house cleaner' on if they want.
Dont worry it really isnt an issue.
Totally agree with the above, its all about the contract. If you contract says' Clerk' then agree with indoMLA and avoid!I think it does matter, but I think you were able to sidestep those issues since you made a high enough salary.
OP, if that is the case, then make sure the contract the company gives you states your real position and the actual salary they are to pay you.