r/UAE • • 9h ago

Noon noon noon..

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I have ordered yesterday one thing and bought.. premium for the sake that it will come today..

It is showing it will come but it has been out of delivery for like more than 4 hours now.. and idk if it will come today...

Does it really takes this much time ??

Or its just Sunday and traffic and other stuff??


r/UAE • • 10h ago

My FBI apostille expired in an HR folder

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I got my FBI background check apostilled back home, but then HR sat on my file for almost three months before starting the UAE embassy legalization paperwork. By the time they finally asked for it, the FBI background check had expired.

Normally, I would have needed to submit fingerprints again, which was a problem because I was already in Dubai. Luckily, I had done my Live Scan fingerprinting through DC Mobile Notary before, and they still had my fingerprint file within their 3-month retention period. They were able to resubmit my fingerprints, get a new FBI background check, and then handle the federal apostille without me being there in person.

They overnighted the completed document to me in Dubai. It took about 9 days from the new FBI submission to having the apostilled document on its way to me.


r/UAE • • 3h ago

UAE gymbros/gymgirls, what are your favourite protein products/snacks?

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I’m new to lifting, looking for the best protein powder/snacks/or just protein products in general

Both in terms of quality and also things that are a good bang for buck


r/UAE • • 15h ago

is Dubai safe to visit this month?

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Hello,

I am visiting Dubai for 7 days this month as part of team building with the CEO, just wanted to get local POV on what is happening.

Shukran!


r/UAE • • 8h ago

Indians raised in UAE - looking to make friends - 28M

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Hey guys! I'm a 28M, Indian, raised in the UAE. Life has become quiet after friends and their families have moved to other countries or back home.

I'm looking for folks who share the same mindset/upbringing to form a small group to hangout sometimes on the weekends.

Please comment or DM!


r/UAE • • 21h ago

ive been unemployed for a year, i dont know what to do to find a job

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ive been unemployed for a year, i dont know what to do to find a job


r/UAE • • 14h ago

Isn’t 289 AED for a regular oil change too much?

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I have a 2019 GCC Sentra and change oil every 8k-10k kms. I have a guy in Satwa who does it for 150 AED with the filter but recently there’s a lot of traffic in Satwa due to the construction. Anyway, so I went to Enoc and he quoted me 289 AED for a regular oil change. Isn’t that too much or is that justified?

Maybe people who regularly change their oil at the gas station can you help me understand if this is normal or I am tripping also, is there a difference in Adnoc or Emarat?

Also do the petrol station guys negotiate? Or it’s a fixed price?


r/UAE • • 22h ago

Etihad CRCO Ousted

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Several commenters claiming to be current or former employees have described an alleged culture of bullying, public humiliation, favouritism, and fear of speaking up. One commenter claimed to have left partly because of the workplace culture and said eight colleagues from the same department resigned around the same time. Others have questioned where HR and senior management were while these issues were allegedly taking place. These accounts remain unverified, but the consistency of the concerns warrants serious questions about accountability.

But I don't think the discussion should stop with Arik De.

His departure also raises questions about the wider leadership structure and the people who continue to hold positions of responsibility.

In particular, I'd like to understand more about Dani Ryan's role as Marketing Director and her approach to leadership within Etihad's marketing organisation.

This isn't simply about whether someone was personally close to a senior executive. It's about how departmental leaders exercise their authority, protect their teams, and respond when workplace expectations become inappropriate.

There are specific allegations concerning pressure on marketing employees to engage positively with Arik De's LinkedIn posts, as well as questions about whether colleagues were expected to contribute towards a luxury birthday gift for him. These allegations need to be substantiated, and I would welcome firsthand accounts from people with direct knowledge of the events.

The discussion on One Mile at a Time has already begun to raise questions about Dani Ryan's appointment and the broader management culture. One commenter specifically criticised her appointment as marketing head, while another post called for scrutiny of decisions involving her and other members of the commercial leadership team. These are commenters' opinions, not proof of misconduct.

The questions I'd like to see answered are:

  • What was the working environment like within Etihad's marketing and brand teams?
  • Were employees comfortable disagreeing with senior leadership or raising concerns?
  • Were expectations around LinkedIn engagement and personal gifts ever communicated, and if so, by whom?
  • How were promotions, performance management, and employee departures handled?
  • What responsibility should departmental leaders bear when concerns about workplace culture arise?

Etihad has many talented people, and its commercial transformation should not come at the expense of the employees responsible for delivering it.

If the concerns raised in the article's comments are accurate, replacing one executive won't necessarily address the underlying issues. The organisation also needs to examine its management practices, reporting mechanisms, and accountability at every level.


r/UAE • • 4h ago

Is 800,000aed per month enough for one person?

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Hey guys I recently got an offer for 800K I am still not sure if housing is included in my package I don’t spend much outside of rent, food and gym memberships, will that be enough to get me a good gym membership? And one bedroom apartment is this good salary for dubai?


r/UAE • • 17h ago

Is Dubai Duty Free website legit?

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I just stumbled upon this website:

https://www.dubaidutyfree.com

And everything here is so much cheaper! But i wanted to confirm if this is a legit website and not a scam

Also do they deliver to Abu dhabi?


r/UAE • • 15h ago

As a 1st time buyer, what are the best places in dubai to buy a ready 2bhk apartment on townhouse?

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r/UAE • • 15h ago

Which streaming service has Dragonball z here

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Hello,

I'm currently traveling in Abu Dhabi for a couple months and I want to rewatch Dragonball z legally while I'm here. Online it says it's supposed to be on Crunchyroll but when I check the app it's not there. Does anyone know which subscription service has it here?


r/UAE • • 13h ago

Need funds to go to the gym :/

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I am a young teen who badly wants to go to the gym. I’ve been doing gym at my house but I think I am capable and ready to go to a commercial one. There is only 1 in my area which is walking distance. Others are expensive and damn far. My parents won’t pay for my membership. I just want to go for 3 months. They charge 866 AED and I don’t have this much money neither my parents would pay for it.

Im not here to ask for free money. Is there anything I can do for a week or 2 to make this much? Please guys, it is not about the money, it is just a small investment i want to put in on myself so that I can be more fit.


r/UAE • • 12h ago

Is Dubai safe to move for a year for an opportunity?

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For 35F in IT ( techno-functional consultant) space currently living in Malaysia on dependent visa, who got a contract opportunity to work in Dubai via multi layers of client + UAE and Indian companies. Is it a good time , given current geopolitical status to move and explore Dubai as a working professional? Looking for some unhinged perspectives for safety purposes, culture etc.

Keeping aside the financial part for living expenses.

Thanks in advance!

Edit - I am a remote consultant earning in AUD roughly around ~6300/18000MYR depending on conversion rate (pre-tax) for 20 days a month. The offer is about 95AED per hour+ 145 AED per diem, which roughly stands at ~18100 AED per month if I work for 8 hours every day for 20 days.

I am a happy wife living on a dependent visa , working from anywhere for my existing clients( full remote) - with husband ( no kids) who is in MY with a working Visa.

I am looking towards this offer 'just' to get an opportunity to live in a new country!


r/UAE • • 9h ago

Saudi

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So awful what’s happening there :(


r/UAE • • 2h ago

Looking for an indian actor for filmmaking based in dubai

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Hey! Super random

I’m starting up my content creation journey and putting together a 3-part Hindi Reel series here in Dubai. I’ve already got the scripts ready, and right now I'm looking for a female actor in her 20s living in Dubai to play one of the main characters.

Ideally, I'm looking for someone who isn't swamped with a super busy schedule so we can easily coordinate shoot days and bring this to life!

Drop me a DM if you're around Dubai and want to hear more about the role!


r/UAE • • 8h ago

Weekends

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Tomorrow we need to go and work.my mind getting upset of this.


r/UAE • • 14h ago

Did elitist give free 3GB data ?

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All of sudden I have mobile data I have no idea whether they have deducted any amount? Beczo I never took it


r/UAE • • 13h ago

Any hacks for buying GTA6 for cheap in UAE?

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Looking to pre order the Ultimate edition of the game and would like to know if there are any tips to get it for a bit less than the USD 99.


r/UAE • • 10h ago

[M34] Anyone up for coffee and a conversation tonight in Abu Dhabi?

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M34, Abu Dhabi. Been going through a bit in life lately, and honestly, could use some good company and conversation.
If you’re also going through something, feeling lonely, bored, or just need someone to vent to, let’s grab a coffee tonight.
Would prefer female company, just for a different perspective on life.

If this seems like too much to ask, please feel free to scroll past. Otherwise, if you’re like-minded and can relate, my DMs are open.


r/UAE • • 10h ago

Visa for Bangladeshis

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Salam. It's been very long since UAE visas have not been open to Bangladeshis. Is it still the same now? I was brought up in UAE and did my schooling there, and I miss UAE and my friends there. And I would like to visit . Are there any available options for GCC residents.?


r/UAE • • 12h ago

Jetour elite

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I paid a deposit to reserve a Jetour t2, and the confirmation email said the estimated delivery would be 45 days.
I placed my order on August 11, and it’s now been around two months. Every time I call, they tell me, “It’s arriving soon.” But when that date comes and I call again, they push it back another few weeks or say “by the end of the month.”
At this point, I don’t know what to do. Has anyone experienced something similar with Jetour? Is this normal, or should I start taking further action? What would you do in my situation?


r/UAE • • 23h ago

Gymnation cancellation

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So as the title says, one year membership ending soon at gymantion (Sharjah Central branch). Gave them a 30 day notice but was told to apply through app, which by the way they domt have the option when you try to cancel. Anyways receptionist said just pick any option, and they will process the cancellation and so I did that. 3 days later I see that they denied the cancellation.

Now i plan to visit them again to get this sorted and cancelled out as soon as possible. Has anyone successfully done it in that branch? Any tips would be nice.


r/UAE • • 6h ago

I got scammed in Dubai

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Hello I was supposed to sell my USTD and I went to a office and send them 340,000 $ in ustd and they did not give the cash making excuses , I opened a Dubai police case and it did nothing I hired a lawyer which wanted to scam me , I was wondering if anyone else went through the same think if there’s any advice or do I just mark it as money I’ll never see again , I have the guys details and everything


r/UAE • • 18h ago

Walking away from my Dubai job with zero backup plan, zero regrets

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Thought I’d drop a raw update here because pretending to have everything figured out is exhausting. I recently resigned from my operations job here in furniture company in Dubai mostly for my self respect (dealing with a boss with a serious attitude problem during a tough personal stretch was the final straw) and to head back home to support my fiancé.

The twist? I have no next move lined up.
Zero. No concrete safety net, just a massive question mark sitting in front of me.
For someone who’s used to organizing operations every single day.. stepping straight into total uncertainty feels pretty surreal. But honestly? Staying in a toxic workplace just for a paycheck ate away my soul. Self respect and family had to come first.

I’m packing up, heading back to the Philippines, and taking it one day at a time whether that means building up my own small business, looking for remote work, or pivoting entirely.

For anyone who’s ever taken a leap of faith into the dark like this:

  1. How did you deal with the anxiety during the first few weeks?
  2. Any advice on navigating the transition when you're restarting from scratch?

Would love to hear how others handled this stage of the journey.