Citizens of the Republic of Turkey, like many foreign citizens, need a visa to work in the United Arab Emirates.
The permit required to work in Dubai is obtained by the employer on your behalf. If you find a job in Dubai, the company will sponsor you for the necessary work permit.
If you receive a job offer from a company in Dubai, your employer will obtain the necessary permission for you and pay the application fee.¹
There are many hotels, technology companies and schools where you can work in Dubai. Depending on your experience, you can take a look at job opportunities by choosing Dubai as your location from various employment platforms.
If your English level is good, you can increase your chances of receiving a job offer from Dubai after passing the interviews.
After agreeing on working conditions, the employer submits an online application to the Ministry of Labor (MoHRE). The Ministry issues an entry permit visa that allows the employee to enter the UAE and stay for 30 days.²
After this period, the employee has 60 days to obtain a residence visa.² The employer starts the application process for a work permit, also known as a labor card, upon the employee's arrival in Dubai.
To obtain an ID card, the employee goes to the United Emirates Identity Service Center with his/her valid passport and entry visa.
The employee is expected to go to a public hospital and be examined to prove his health condition.²
The employee then applies for a residence visa through the immigration centre.
The employee brings all requested documents to the Dubai Naturalization and Residency Department (DNRD). The residence permit is stamped in the employee's passport.
The documents required to obtain a Dubai work permit are:³
• Original e-signature card
• 1 photo
• Passport with at least 6 months validity
• Documents showing academic qualifications
• Employment contract with a company in Dubai
You are not allowed to work in Dubai with the visa you received for tourist purposes.
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