ROYAL GUARD IN DUBAI, a smart job for ex military.

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ROYAL GUARD IN DUBAI, a smart job for ex military.

Royal guard in Dubai- After resigning from the Nepal Army at the of position junior officer, I had a big dream to join either Dubai police or Royal guard in Dubai. Although everyone has a dream for their career, there is no guarantee that everyone’s dream comes true.

What does mean the Royal Guard?

In the country whose ruler is a king, the national army has a separate regiment that mounted at the royal residence and the responsibility for the administration of the royal places.

In the middle east specifically the GCC (Gulf Co-operation council) counties, the monarchy is the most favorable choice of the ruling system for their people. The king dynasty and their ruling system is always pro for the countries citizen, that is the main reason monarchy has succeeded for the many decades to rule over the gulf continent.

Similarly, other countries such as the United kingdom, Newzealand, Switzerland and Saudi Arabia, the defense force of the United Arab Emirates also has a royal guard regiment which is evolving with various defense parameter of the royal palaces and administrative building.

There are seven emirates in the United Arab Emirates and each emirate has a king and their relatives. All the royal family members and their relatives require protection because VIP always concerns about its own security.

If the Defence forces of the UAE provides the protection for each and every relative of the Royal family it requires more member in its organization which leads the high expenditure in the military.

That could be the main reason some of the private’s companies that have a business to provide the armed and unarmed security services, started providing the ex-army and police officers as the guard to the royal family relatives.

How do the royal guard companies operate in the UAE?

Even though they are not cored part of the defense force of the United Arab Emirates the private royal guards undergo training with national defense or the UAE police forces as requires from their respective companies.

Without a doubt, the royal guards’ service provider companies have been operating in the UAE as private security companies and contractual agreements may have with the defense or police forces for providing guarding services but not to deploy on the battlefield.

The recruitment process for the royal guard in Dubai or UAE.

As I know the demand letter sent from UAE companies to foreign countries including Nepal, the recruitment process starts from your home countries. If you are already in Dubai can apply for the position as far as your experiences and qualifications meet the criteria.

The Qualification to requires for the Royal guard in Dubai.

  1. Ex. Army or police officers.
  2. Hight 5.7″
  3. Weight more than 75kg
  4. English proficiency is good.
  5. VIP or VVIP training plus points.
  6. Intermediate passed is needed.

The selection process goes through the three-phase, running and physical test, interview, medical examination, and police clearances. Although you are the ex. military or the police officers it is equally important that your job resignation time should be no longer than 6 months.

When you get into UAE, you have to complete the training from the companies which give through the veteran member of the UAE defense forces.

If you are looking for opportunities in the royal guard in Dubai or in the UAE just click this link and search for the available jobs.

What Duties you should perform in the field?

The duties may be vary depending on the client’s needs but generally, you have to provide the security service or the protection service to the royal family properties or work as the bodyguard for them.

How much salary the royal guard earn in the UAE?

There is not any fixed salary that I have found among the private royal guards because of nationality, the company size, and the place where do you work, always determine your pay Cheque. Here is a figure for you to understand.

  • Low Salary per month- AED 3000
  • Average salary per month- AED 4800
  • High salary per month- AED 7000

Comparing the salary of the security guards in the UAE, the royal guards are paid higher and remain in the most respectable position among the security industries.

To become the royal guard in Dubai one thing you should from the army or police background, on another hand, have a skill to operates the small firearms.

Though you are working as a royal guard in the UAE you are not far from the labor law of this country.

In the sum up: Working in the United Arab Emirates as a security guard is a desire of many people, but, when you work as the royal guard in this country could be a great choice for your career. Most of the royal guard providers in UAE has opened from the royal family member or the higher rank of the UAE armed forces.

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How to Apply UAE Visit Visa Application Online?

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How to Apply UAE Visit Visa Application Online?

The UAE offers various visa options for foreign nationals based on the purpose of their visit. One of the most popular choices is the UAE visit visa 90 days, which allows travelers to stay in the country for up to three months.

This visa can be obtained in two primary ways: through a sponsor or via self-sponsorship. Let’s break down the process and details to ensure you apply smoothly through the UAE visit visa official website.

Two Ways to Apply for a UAE Visit Visa Online

1. Sponsorship Visit Visa

A UAE resident (such as a friend or family member), a UAE-based travel agency, or a UAE-registered airline (like Emirates, Etihad Airways, or Fly Dubai) can sponsor your UAE visit visa 90 days application.

2. Self-Sponsorship Visit Visa

Alternatively, travelers can apply for a UAE visit visa online without a sponsor. In this case, a refundable security deposit of AED 1,000 to 2,000 may be required upon application.

Who Needs a UAE Visit Visa?

Visitors from visa-exempt countries can enter the UAE without pre-arranging a visa. However, those requiring pre-approval must meet the following conditions:

  • Sponsor Requirement: A UAE resident (family or friend), a Dubai-based travel agency, a UAE hotel, a UAE-registered company, or an airline operator.
  • Required Documents: A valid passport, passport-sized photos, and supporting documents such as a birth or marriage certificate (if applicable).
  • Round-trip Ticket: Required for self-sponsored applicants.
  • Application Form: Must be completed and submitted either manually or via a UAE visit visa official website.

How to Apply for a UAE Visit Visa Online?

GDRFA Website

  1. Visit the UAE visit visa official website (GDRFA Dubai portal).
  2. Go to ‘Services’ and select ‘Entry Permits.’
  3. Choose ‘Issuance of a Visit Visa’ for either ‘Relative/Friend’ (Single/Multiple Entry).
  4. Log in using UAE Pass (or register as a new user).
  5. Fill out the application form and upload the required documents.
  6. Pay the visa processing fee.
  7. Apply and await approval.

GDRFA App

  1. Download the GDRFA Dubai App.
  2. Log in or create a new account using UAE Pass.
  3. Navigate to ‘Entry Permits’ and select ‘Visit Visa.’
  4. Enter the required details and upload supporting documents.
  5. Pay the visa fee and submit your application.

Application via ICP Website/App

ICP Website

  1. Visit the UAE visit visa official website (ICP UAE portal).
  2. Register/log in using UAE Pass or Emirates ID.
  3. Select ‘Smart Services’ and choose ‘Tourism Visa’ (Single or Multi-Entry).
  4. Enter personal and passport details accurately.
  5. Upload necessary documents.
  6. Pay the visa fee and apply.

ICP App

  1. Download the ICP UAE App.
  2. Log in using UAE Pass or register a new account.
  3. Go to ‘Smart Services’ and select ‘Tourism Visa.’
  4. Complete the required form and attach supporting documents.
  5. Pay the visa processing fees and submit your application.

Applying Through UAE Airlines or Travel Agencies

If applying through airlines such as Emirates, Etihad, or Fly Dubai:

  • Visit their official websites.
  • Navigate to the visit visa section.
  • Complete the online form and upload the necessary documents.
  • Pay the applicable fees and submit your application.

For travel agencies:

  • Choose a reputable UAE-based travel agency.
  • Follow the application process on their website.
  • Upload the required documents.
  • Pay the processing fee and apply.

Processing Time for UAE Visit Visa Online Applications

Visa approvals typically take 48 hours if applied through GDRFA or ICP. Applications via travel agencies or airlines may take longer.

How to Check UAE Visit Visa Status?

To track your visa status, visit the UAE visit visa official website (GDRFA or ICP portal) and enter your reference number.

UAE Visit Visa Price Breakdown

Visa TypeSingle Entry FeeMultiple Entry Fee
30-Day Visit VisaAED 200AED 300
60-Day Visit VisaAED 300AED 500
90-Day Visit VisaAED 400AED 700

Security Deposit Fees

  • Single Entry: AED 1,000 (Refundable)
  • Multiple Entry: AED 2,000 (Refundable)
  • Security Deposit Service Fee: AED 20
  • Reimbursement Fee: AED 40

Medical Insurance Fees

  • 30-Day Visit Visa Insurance: AED 40
  • 60-Day Visit Visa Insurance: AED 60
  • 90-Day Visit Visa Insurance: AED 90

Additional Fees for Inside UAE Applicants

  • Knowledge Dirham: AED 10
  • Innovation Dirham: AED 10
  • Inside UAE Processing Fee: AED 500

Final Thoughts

If you are planning to visit the UAE for an extended stay, applying for a UAE visit visa for 90 days through the UAE visit visa official website ensures a smooth process.

Whether self-sponsoring or applying via a sponsor, ensure all documents are correctly submitted for timely approval. Follow these guidelines and secure your UAE visit visa online hassle-free!

UAE visit visa and tourist visa cheaper way to get.

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UAE visit visa and tourist visa cheaper way to get.

The UAE visit visa is an entry permit which enables someone to enter the United Arab emirates. UAE immigration is responsible to issue any types of visa for the foreign national, those want to visit, stay and work in this country.

The individuals who apply for the visit visa they have to prove that they are going to visit their relative, friends or their family members before getting this visa.

The UAE immigration issues many types of visas for the foreigners or its won citizen, however, there are two conditions the expatriates can get the visit visa for the UAE.

  1. You should come to visit either your friend, family members or relatives.
  2. You are coming to attend training, seminar or any other business activities representing your company.

The UAE government has visa waiver agreements with many developed countries mostly from the western part of the world, and some of the Asian nations also have the same agreement with the UAE government.

The citizen of the visa waiver countries can come to the UAE without the visa. After just booking the ticket you can come to the UAE and the visa will issue at the immigration counter in the Abidhabi, Dubai or the Sharjah airport. To check your eligibility for the visa on arrival in UAE click here.

If you are from the country which has not visa agreement with the UAE government you should get the valid visa prior to boarding the aeroplane for this country.

How people are getting a UAE visit visa?

As I have been constantly focusing the people activities for getting the visit or the tourist visa for the UAE. I found most of them use the expensive way to get in Dubai. Yes, it is true, you can look for a job in any part of the UAE with tourist or visit visa even though you are not allowed to work on it.

There is one requirement for getting the visit visa in the UAE is a sponsorship. Your UAE residence friends, family members, travel companies, hotel, travel agents and airline can be the sponsor of your visit visa.

Those above individuals and the organizations can apply for the visit visa or tourist visa for you to bring into the country. As I know many people who have already in the UAE through above-mentioned visa they paid much more than the expected fee to get it.

If your friend or relative who is already in the UAE may not know how to apply for the visa on behalf of you. They apply through the travel agent in the UAE, the travel agencies do not work free, that’s the result, they pay visa fee including the service charges of the agency.

Another way you can come here through a travel agent or manpower companies in your home countries those agents are even more high-priced than the travel agency in the UAE.

Now let talk about the cheaper way to get a visit visa or the tourist visa for the United Arab Emirates.

Cheaper ways of getting the visit visa in the UAE;
  1. If your friends or relatives sponsoring your visa, tell them to apply from the UAE immigration counter not to work with the travel agencies.
  2. In the minimal cost, another way, your sponsor can apply to visit visa for you is going to the UAE airline counters and apply from there. You have to pay only ticket cost and visa charges no other hidden bills.
How to get a tourist or visit visa form your country on the minimal cost. 

If you want to come to UAE on visit or tourist visa and you have the friends who can help you after you are here. Follow these steps are easy and efficient to get the visa from your home country.

Although there are many ways to apply for the visa I highly recommend the following procedure for everyone.

Step-1: Most importantly, Know which UAE airline has operated in your country, Specially, I love to remark here the most popular and well-known airlines in the UAE.

Firstly, it is important to choose any of the following airlines for your need, secondly, work with them, thirdly, get a visa and lastly fly to Dubai.

Although there are the many airlines provide the visit or tourist visa in the UAE the following are the most trustworthy.

  1. Emirates airline
  2. Etihad Airline
  3. Fly Dubai
  4. Air Arabia.

Step-2 Go to their customer service counter in your country and ask for some information about how can you apply for the visit visa. After that, you have to provide the necessary documents and book the ticket.

Generally, the types of visa you can apply via airlines;

1. Single entry visa 

  • The validity: 14 days
  • Duration: 4 days
  • Number of entries: Single entry
  • Visa fee: AED 50

2. 48 hours transit visa

  • The validity: 14 days
  • Duration: 48 hours
  • Number of entries: Single entry
  • Visa fee: Free

3. Tourist visa 

  • The validity: 60 days
  • Duration: 30 days
  • Entries Number: Single entry
  • Visa fee: AED 350

4. Tourist visa 

  • The validity: 60 days
  • Duration: 30 days
  • Entry number: Multiple entries
  • Visa fee: AED 650

5. Services visa.

  • The validity: 14 days
  • Duration: 14 days
  • Entries number: Single entry
  • Visa fee: AED 400

6. Long term visa.

  • The validity: 60 days
  • Duration: 90 days
  • Entry number: Single entry
  • Visa fee: AED 1000

7. Long term visit visa.

  • The validity: 60 days
  • Duration: 90 days
  • Entry number: Multiple entries
  • Visa fee: AED 2500
Requirement documents for the visit or tourist visa. 
  • Completed application form
  • 6x6cm photograph in colour (minimum of 600×600 pixels) with a white background (at least 80% of your face should be visible)
  • Colour copy of your passport showing your full name, nationality, date and place of birth, passport number, date of issue and expiry, name of father / legal guardian, and the name of your mother
  • Valid passport with at least six months validity at the time of travel
  • Confirmed ticket traveling into UAE any international airport and onwards from UAE to a third destination
Children

If you are traveling with your child, In addition, you must also submit a birth certificate for your child, in English or Arabic.

Dependents

The UAE government has defined the dependents are a spouse, the children below the age of 18 and parent above the age of 60. To acquire the visa for them you must submit supporting documents that prove your relationship with them, for example, marriage certificate or birth certificate, etc.

Minors (under 18 years old)

The UAE law has recognized the travelers who are under the age of 18 as a minor. Even though you are female married to someone you are still under the age of 18 also requires the following documents.

  • Photo ID of parents or husband is required
  • Copy of the host’s passport or residence visa (this is the person with whom you will be staying in the UAE)
  • Females under the age of 18 or students must travel with their parents
  • Only machine-readable passports will be accepted (handwritten passports will not be accepted)
Additional documents

Depending on your nationality, the additional documents can be requested to proceed with the visa. The charges will not refundable under any circumstances.

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The security guard license, two ways to get in UAE

The security guard license is an authorized document for performing the security tasks in the country. Which department is responsible for issuing the license it depends on the country to country.

Particularly, in many counties, the private security regulatory authority forms from the government to supervise, training and licensing to the companies and security guards.

The UAE is one of the nations which has maintained the professionalism in the private security industries, in addition, the government has made involving the private security companies for securing the private and public properties.

Among the Gulf countries, the UAE is in the top place for the job seeker around the world. Dubai is not only the city with vibrant economic but also it has accommodated the regional headquarters of the world largest companies.

Since the UAE government changed its economic dependency from oil-exporting to the service and industrial sectors, the more and more companies established their regional headquarters in Dubai.

Although the UAE government still heavily depends on the oil revenue for its economic lifeline the government has focused much more toward tourism and hospitality.

The reason for that, the world-class hotel have been investing to open the new hotels in Dubai, every year the pace is rising.

The changing business environment and booming economy have created new job opportunities for job seekers in every sector as well as the security industries in this country.

since the UAE government focused on professional security services in the private security company, it made the mandatory of the basic security guard training for the security personnel and the valid security guard license when on the duty.

Two security system in a country.

If you want to work as a security guard in the UAE you must have either DPS (New name SIRA) or PSBD (New name PSCOD) license that can obtain after completing the basic security guard training and successfully passing the authority test.

How to get PSCOD security guard license?

The PSCOD guards who can work in 6 emirates except for Dubai, must get the license from the PSCOD (private security company organization department ).

You should go for a lengthy process before getting the PSCOD license, normally it takes more than 15days because of the paperwork, application process, training and examination.

  1. You must get employed from any security companies in UAE, to process for PSCOD license. The individual who wants to get a license themselves is not possible.
  2. The security company refers you to NSI (national security institute) for basic security guard training. The training runs for 5 days and you have to complete the training, besides that, passing the written exam too.
  3. Then the company applies for the PSCOD test on behalf of you. The PSCOD exam conducts in PSBD office, you should get 75% to pass it.
  4. At the last, you would get the PSCOD license it enables you to perform the security tasks in the UAE.
  5. The company does everything, you should not worry any paperwork except, attending the training, taking the exam and having the license.
How to get SIRA license?

The SIRA is the abbreviation of the Security industry regulatory authority and formerly known as the DPS.

Look, here is the difference for getting the security guard license between PSCOD and SIRA. You can get the SIRA license after completing the training yourself, you do not require any company hire first, but, PSCOD needs you to get a security job first then go for training through that company.

Especially, there are the two ways you can get the SIRA license in Dubai;
  1. Apply for yourself
  2. Apply via the company

Now, let me guide you to the first way if you want to get SIRA license on your own expenses go to the SIRA cadre academy and apply from thereby paying the course fee.

The SIRA would give you the training start date and its completion. Attend the full course of the training. If you pass the both physical and written test you can get the license then start looking for the security job opportunity in Dubai.

The companies in the UAE always prefer the candidates who have already SIRA license because of hiring the new guard, sending the training and getting a license on behalf of them, it costs to the company.

The second way, in the first place, you should get a security guard job in a company and the company will do all the process for the SIRA training. The company pays the training fee, arranging transportation and provide you with the company dress, in addition, others require equipment.

In conclusion: Getting the security guard license is harder than getting a job opportunity in the UAE. Although the SIRA guards are paid less, comparatively the PSCOD guards, they can apply for PSCOD license via their company later. The SIRA or PSCOD training not only important to look for the security job in UAE but also equally important to learn the basic security skills that need to perform your daily duties.

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skill level 5 jobs in the United Arab Emirates.

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skill level 5 jobs in the United Arab Emirates.

Only the low-level of the work and low paid employees hold the skill level 5 jobs in the United Arab Emirates.

According to the ministry of human resource and Emiratisation, the works which do not require any special skills and experiences are into the skill level 5 jobs. The employees who are physically and mentally fit can accomplish the tasks easily, without any formal training

The Jobs description starts with the domestic worker to the assistance mechanics and the selection process is an interview where ask only a few easy questions.

The skill level 5 jobs are also handled by Asian national just like the jobs of skill level 4. In the UAE, there is a huge demand for unskilled workers who come in skill level 5.

If you have not schooled or don’t speak English also don’t worry, because, the employment company can hire you for these positions evaluating your body structure rather than your skill.

Comparatively, the skill level 5 workers get fast on the visa approval than the other level of the jobs in the UAE. The work permit fee also relatively lower than the other level jobholders.

When I talk salary for skill level 5 employees is very low that’s the reason most of the companies provides accommodation to the employees who work on this skill level.

Just go through the following list to know which job titles come in the skill level 5 jobs.
  1. Domestic Cleaner
  2. Domestic Helper
  3. Hospital Cleaner
  4. Hotel Cleaner
  5. Office Cleaner
  6. General Cleaner
  7. Launderer
  8. Hand Presser
  9. Vehicle Cleaner
  10. Window Cleaner
  11. Tile Polisher
  12. Sewerage Cleaner
  13. Livestock Farm Labourer
  14. Farm Labourer
  15. Garden Labourer
  16. Forestry Labourer
  17. Fishery Labourer
  18. Mining Labourer
  19. Civil Engineer Labourer
  20. Road Maintenance Labourer
  21. Crane Operator Assistant
  22. Bricklayer Assistant
  23. Building Labourer
  24. Demolition Labourer
  25. Electrician Assistant
  26. Plumber Assistant
  27. Painter Assistant
  28. Tile Layer Assistant
  29. Packer
  30. Factory Hand
  31. Freight Handler
  32. Stevedore
  33. Stock Filler
  34. Arabic Coffee Maker
  35. Fast Food Maker
  36. Beverage Maker
  37. Kitchen Helper
  38. Restaurant Assistant
  39. Shoe Polisher
  40. Street Vendor
  41. Refuse Collector
  42. Scrap Merchant
  43. Street Sweeper
  44. Porter
  45. Messenger
  46. Meter Reader
  47. Air Conditioning Assistant
  48. Vehicles Mechanic Assistant
  49. Elevator Operator

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Skill level 4 jobs in the United Arab Emirates Roles, Sectors, and Salary Guide

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Skill level 4 jobs in the United Arab Emirates Roles, Sectors, and Salary Guide

Skill level 4 jobs in the United Arab Emirates are essential to the functioning of various industries, including construction, manufacturing, logistics, hospitality, and oil & gas.

These jobs typically fall under the category of semi-skilled or entry-level work. While they don’t require advanced education or professional qualifications, they often demand basic training or hands-on experience with equipment and tools.

For many expatriates from Asia and other regions, these roles provide a gateway to stable employment and long-term career growth in the UAE.

What Are Skill Level 4 Jobs?

Skill Level 4 jobs involve practical, hands-on work that may include operating machinery, handling manual labor, and assisting in technical processes.

These roles are commonly filled by expatriates from countries such as India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, and the Philippines and African. While educational qualifications are not mandatory, having prior experience or training can be an advantage.

  • No formal education required – Most companies offer basic training upon hiring.
  • Field experience helps – Prior exposure to machinery, construction tools, or service work is valued.
  • Widely available across sectors – Found in diverse industries from transportation to agriculture.
  • No fixed wage scale – Salary depends on the sector, employer, and the worker’s experience.
  • Popular with visit visa holders – Many workers enter on tourist visas and secure employment after arrival.

Common Industries & Job Roles

Skill level 4 jobs are available in nearly every labor-intensive industry in the UAE. Here are some of the most common sectors and positions:

IndustryJob Roles
ConstructionScaffolders, steel fixers, painters, tile workers
ManufacturingMachine operators, welders, assemblers
Hospitality & ServicesWaiters, bartenders, cleaners, room attendants
Transportation & LogisticsTaxi drivers, truck drivers, forklift operators
Oil & GasDrilling assistants, rig helpers, pipeline operators
Agriculture & FishingFishermen, crop growers, animal breeders

These jobs often serve as the entry point for many individuals hoping to build a future in the UAE.

Skill Level 4 Jobs in UAE Salary Guide

Salaries for skill level 4 positions can vary significantly depending on the industry, employer, and the worker’s experience level. Here is an overview of average monthly salary ranges:

Job RoleLow Range (AED)High Range (AED)
Construction Laborer800 – 1,5001,600 – 2,500
Machine Operator1,200 – 1,8002,000 – 3,000
Taxi/Bus Driver1,500 – 2,5003,000 – 4,000
Hotel/Service Staff1,000 – 1,8002,000 – 2,500
Oil & Gas Helper1,500 – 2,5003,000 – 4,500

Skill level 4 jobs in UAE salary packages may also include:

  • Free or shared accommodation
  • Transportation allowance
  • Overtime pay (especially in construction and production roles)
  • Health insurance (mandatory under UAE labor laws)

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Skill Level 4 Jobs in UAE for Foreigners: How to Apply

1. Recruitment Process

  • Overseas agencies: Many workers are hired through licensed recruitment agencies in their home countries.
  • Online job portals: Platforms like Bayt, Naukrigulf, and Indeed UAE often list open positions.
  • Word of mouth: Referrals from friends or relatives working in the UAE can lead to job opportunities.

2. Visa Process

  • Visit visa: Many workers arrive in the UAE on a tourist visa and search for jobs locally.
  • Employment visa: Once hired, the company sponsors the worker and provides an official job contract.
  • Labor card and Emirates ID: Mandatory documents for legal employment.

Securing skill level 4 jobs in UAE for foreigners is easier when candidates are already present in the country, actively searching and networking.

Training, Language Skills & Job Readiness

While formal education is not required, employers prefer candidates with:

  • Previous work experience in a similar role
  • Ability to handle tools, machines, or heavy equipment
  • Basic English or Arabic communication skills (especially in customer-facing jobs)

Many companies offer basic training on safety, machinery, or hygiene, depending on the nature of the job.

Challenges Faced by Skill Level 4 Workers

Despite the availability of jobs, workers may face several challenges:

  • Low starting wages – Especially in physically demanding sectors.
  • Extended working hours – Long shifts with overtime, sometimes under extreme weather conditions.
  • Physically demanding work – particularly for those in outdoor roles like construction or oil field work.
  • Unclear contracts – Some workers experience issues due to a lack of transparency in job terms.

Workers are encouraged to read their contracts carefully and ensure all benefits and terms are clearly stated before accepting an offer.

Protection of Workers’ Rights

The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE) ensures legal protection for all workers in the UAE.

Rights Include:

  • On-time salary payments
  • Safe working environments
  • Medical coverage as per UAE labor laws
  • Access to the labor court for disputes

Workers can contact MOHRE’s helpline to lodge complaints about unpaid wages, unsafe conditions, or contract violations.

Career Growth and Future Opportunities

While skill level 4 roles are entry-level, they can lead to long-term opportunities in the UAE through:

  • Gaining experience – For example, a general helper can become a supervisor or foreman.
  • Learning new skills – Taking technical training, licenses (e.g., for heavy vehicles), or trade certifications.
  • Switching industries – Workers may transition from low-paying roles to better-paying sectors like oil & gas or logistics.

Ambitious workers often climb the ladder by showing discipline, learning on the job, and seizing upskilling opportunities provided by their employer.

Conclusion

Skill level 4 jobs in the United Arab Emirates play a crucial role in supporting the country’s development.

These jobs offer a viable path for foreign workers to earn a living, gain experience, and build a career—even without formal qualifications.

If you’re looking to start your journey in the UAE job market, these roles may be the right fit to get started and grow from the ground up.

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Skill level 3 jobs in the United Arab Emirates.

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Skill level 3 jobs in the United Arab Emirates.

The ministry of the interior and Emiratisation has defined the profession titles and requires education qualification for the employees who hold a job of skill level 3.

As I talked in my previous blog, the attestation certificates are necessary for the job of the skill level 1-3. The individual who wants to get the work permit for skill level 3 jobs, must prove that their certificates are genuine rather than fake.

For the skill level of 3 jobs, do not requires high skilled training and experience for the candidates, because, the employees with general technical knowledge related to tasks can accomplish the assignment.

Comparatively, among the 5 skill levels, the majority of the employees hold the job of the skill level 3 in an organization. Here are I have given 191 jobs description that come into the skill level 3 jobs categories.  Now just check the following list and know either you are in this skill level or not.

skill level 3 jobs title;
  1. Tailor
  2. Dressmaker
  3. Garment and Pattern Cutter
  4. Furniture Upholsterer
  5. Vehicle Upholsterer
  6. Curtain Fitter
  7. Shoemaker
  8. Stonemason
  9. Stone Carver
  10. Concrete Mason
  11. Joiner
  12. Carpenter
  13. Shipwright
  14. Carpentry Work Supervisor
  15. Scaffolder
  16. Insulation Worker
  17. Plumber
  18. Air Conditioning Mechanic
  19. Spray Painter
  20. Chimney Sweeper
  21. Cane Furniture Maker
  22. Tobacco Products Maker
  23. Confectioner
  24. Pastry Maker
  25. Dairy Products Maker
  26. Fruit and Vegetable Preserver
  27. Telecommunications Equipment Repairer
  28. Slaughterer
  29. Butcher
  30. Fish Filleter
  31. Printing Press Machine Operator
  32. Printer
  33. Bookbinder
  34. Electrician
  35. Industrial Electrician
  36. Auto Electrician
  37. Ship Electrician
  38. Aircraft Electrician
  39. Electrical Mechanic
  40. Electrical Powerline Installer
  41. Electronics Mechanic
  42. Decorative Painter
  43. Watchmaker
  44. Musical Instrument Maker
  45. Jeweller
  46. Potter
  47. Turbine Mechanic
  48. Industrial Maintenance Mechanic
  49. Train Fitter
  50. Bicycle Mechanic
  51. Airframe Mechanic
  52. Aircraft Engine Mechanic
  53. Agricultural Mechanic
  54. Auto Body Repairer
  55. Gunsmith
  56. Welding Supervisor
  57. Sheet Metal Worker
  58. Coppersmith
  59. Aluminium Fabricator
  60. Horticulturist
  61. Poultry Producer
  62. Beekeeper
  63. Skilled Forester
  64. Aquaculture Rearing Technician
  65. Boat master
  66. Nursemaid
  67. Nursery Supervisor
  68. Assistant Teacher
  69. Health Care Assistant
  70. Hospital Porter
  71. Fire Fighter
  72. Fire Fighter Instructor
  73. Police Officer
  74. Prison Guard
  75. Security Guard
  76. Doorman
  77. LifeGuard
  78. Vehicle Rental Agent
  79. Shop Supervisor
  80. Retail Sales Assistant
  81. Bakery Sales Assistant
  82. Cashier
  83. Bank Notes Counting Clerk
  84. Service Station Cashier
  85. Fashion Model
  86. Sales Demonstrator
  87. Gas Station Attendant
  88. Marina Attendant
  89. Aircraft Deport Operator
  90. Storekeeper
  91. Grocer
  92. Driving Instructor
  93. Driving Examiner
  94. Hunting Eagles Trainer
  95. Corpse Washer
  96. Building Caretaker
  97. Domestic Housekeeper
  98. Manicurist
  99. Hairstylist
  100. Hairdresser
  101. Barber
  102. Beautician
  103. Flight Attendant
  104. Steward/Stewardess
  105. Ticket Conductor
  106. Tour Guide
  107. Visitors Guide
  108. Arabic Food Cook
  109. Foreign Food Cook
  110. Fish Cook
  111. Cook
  112. Office Clerk
  113. School Attendance Clerk
  114. Public Relations Clerk
  115. Secretary
  116. Typist
  117. Data Entry Clerk
  118. Debt Collector
  119. Travel Services Clerk
  120. Bank Teller
  121. Travel Agent
  122. Tourist Information Clerk
  123. Airport Check-in Agent
  124. Telephone Switchboard Operator
  125. Hotel Receptionist
  126. Information Clerk
  127. Customer Service Clerk
  128. Happiness Consultant
  129. Receptionist
  130. Survey and Market Research Interviewer
  131. Hospital Admissions Clerk
  132. Insurance Claims Clerk
  133. Wages Clerk
  134. Stock Clerk
  135. Weighting Clerk
  136. Production Clerk
  137. Shipping Services Clerk
  138. Air Freight Clerk
  139. Transport Clerk
  140. Library Clerk
  141. Mailing Clerk
  142. Postal Clerk
  143. Postman
  144. Filing Clerk
  145. Staff Clerk
  146. Turbine Operator
  147. Turbine Operation Supervisor
  148. Power Production Plant Operator
  149. Nuclear Reactor Operator
  150. Water Treatment Plant Operator
  151. Chemical Processing Plant Controller
  152. Petroleum and Natural Gas Refining Plant Operator
  153. Metal Furnace Operator
  154. Metal Production Process Controller
  155. Air Traffic Controller
  156. Marine Traffic Controller
  157. Operating Theatre Technician
  158. Medical Laboratory Assistant
  159. Pharmacist Assistant
  160. Pharmacist Technician
  161. Dental Technician
  162. Prosthesis Technician
  163. Nurse Assistant
  164. Assistant Midwife
  165. Veterinary Technician
  166. Dental Assistant
  167. Complementary Medicine Associate
  168. Medical Records Clerk
  169. Medical Assistant
  170. Emergency Ambulance Driver
  171. Assistant Accountant
  172. Insurance Agent
  173. Commercial Sales Representative
  174. Sales Supervisor
  175. Vehicle Sales Representative
  176. Legal Secretary
  177. Civil Registrar
  178. Executive Secretary
  179. Private Representative
  180. Medical Secretary
  181. Custom and Border Inspector
  182. Police Inspector
  183. Police Detective
  184. Court Clerk
  185. Legal Assistant
  186. Sports Referee
  187. Sports Trainer
  188. Personal Trainer
  189. Photographer
  190. Decorator
  191. Henna Applicator
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MOHRE Skill Level 2, UAE Labour Category List.

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MOHRE Skill Level 2, UAE Labour Category List.

If you’re planning to work in the UAE, understanding the UAE Labour category list is essential. MOHRE Skill Level 2 jobs require specific qualifications and fall under a regulated employment structure by the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE). In this post, you’ll learn what Skill Level 2 means, the document requirements, and the full list of professions under this category.

What Is Skill Level 2 According to MOHRE?

The MOHRE Skill Level 2 jobs classification applies to technical, supervisory, or semi-professional roles. These jobs require a diploma, vocational training, or equivalent academic qualification. Employees at this level should also have relevant experience in their field.

To be eligible for a Skill Level 2 work permit, your educational documents must be verified and attested both in your home country and in the UAE.

Document Requirements for Skill Level 2 Jobs

To apply for a job listed under the UAE Labour category list Skill Level 2, you must follow these steps:

  1. Home Country Attestation
    Get your transcripts, certificates, and character certificates verified by:
    • Ministry of Education
    • Ministry of Foreign Affairs
    • Exam Controller’s Office (if applicable)
  2. UAE Embassy Attestation
    Submit your verified documents to your home country’s embassy in the UAE, such as the Nepal Embassy in Abu Dhabi for Nepalese workers.

Important: Submitting fake or unverified documents can lead to immediate rejection, legal consequences, or even jail time. Always use genuine certificates.

MOHRE Skill Level 2, UAE Labour Category List

Here is the complete list of professions under the MOHRE Skill Level 2, UAE Labour category list:

  • Telecommunication Line Installer
  • Bricklayer
  • Plate Printing Maker
  • Livestock and Dairy Farmer
  • Shepherd
  • Crop and Animal Farmer
  • Makeup Artist
  • Masseur
  • Supermarket Supervisor
  • Accounting Clerk
  • Auditing Clerk
  • Brokerage Clerk
  • Real Estate Property Manager
  • Engineering Technicians (Electrical, Electronics, Mechanical, Chemical, Mining)
  • Industrial Maintenance Supervisor
  • Draftspersons (Mechanical, Electrical, Electronic, Architecture)
  • Fire Investigator
  • Quarry Supervisor
  • Manufacturing and Construction Supervisor
  • Life Science, Agricultural, and Forestry Technicians
  • Ship Engineer, Captain, Deck Officer
  • Aircraft Pilot, Test Pilot, Flight Instructor, Helicopter Pilot
  • Air Traffic Safety Electronics Technician
  • Medical Imaging and Laboratory Technicians
  • Occupational Health and Safety Inspector
  • Stock Broker, Foreign Currency Trader
  • Credit Officer, Bookkeeper, Financial Officer
  • Statistical Assistant, Property Appraiser
  • Purchasing Representative and Supervisor
  • Commodity Broker
  • Shipping Agent, Cargo Supervisor
  • Customs Clearance Agent, Freight Forwarder
  • Event Planner, Conference Supervisor, Exhibition Designer
  • Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer
  • Office, Data Processing, and Administrative Supervisor
  • Government Licensing Official
  • Disabled Care Specialist, Private Coach
  • Interior Designer
  • Head Chef, Sous Chef
  • ICT Operations, Support, Web, and Systems Technicians
  • Telecommunications Engineering Technician
  • Sound Technician

Why This List Matters

The MOHRE Skill Level 2, UAE Labour category list helps companies hire skilled professionals and ensures that workers are qualified for their roles. If you meet the education and experience requirements and follow proper document attestation, you can apply for jobs under this category and legally work in the UAE.

Want to Aim Higher?

Explore the MOHRE Skill Level 1 job list to discover higher-paying jobs with greater responsibilities and leadership roles.

Understanding Skill Levels in UAE: Everything You Need to Know

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Understanding Skill Levels in UAE: Everything You Need to Know

sThe UAE government classifies private and public sector employees based on their academic qualifications, work experience, and the complexity of their job roles. This system is known as the skill level in UAE, and it plays a vital role in employment classification, work permits, and salary structures.

A job title that aligns with the official classification provided by the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE) is expected to be held by every employee in an organization. There are 952 job titles grouped under five different skill levels of jobs in the UAE.

Why Are Skill Levels Important?

If you’re wondering, “How can I know my skill level in UAE?”, it’s essential to understand that your salary, benefits, and even work permit fees often depend on your skill category. Employers and the government use the skill level jobs in UAE to determine the professional grade of an employee.

Documentation for Work Permits

To work in skill level jobs UAE under levels 1 to 3, you need to submit educational and experience certificates.

The appropriate authorities in the home country must attest the documents, and the UAE consular office must then verify them. However, employers usually do not require such documentation for workers classified under skill levels 4 and 5.

Skill Level Jobs in UAE: Categories and Requirements

MOHRE has carefully categorized the skill levels of jobs in the UAE as follows:

  • Skill Levels 1 to 3: These include professional, technical, and administrative roles. Applicants must provide certified educational qualifications or proof of professional training.
  • Skill Levels 4 to 5: These are labor-intensive or operational roles that don’t require formal academic certificates.

The cost of your work permit also depends on your job category and your company’s classification. Workers in construction or production fields may pay different fees compared to those in the service sector.

For the most accurate and updated fee structure, you can visit the Taheel website, a UAE government platform that provides comprehensive labor services.

Benefits for Skilled Workers

Employees under skill levels 1 to 3 enjoy several privileges, such as higher salary brackets, better benefits, and greater job mobility. Therefore, it’s important to know your job’s classification under the skill levels in the UAE system.

Skill Levels of Jobs in the UAE

Here’s a breakdown of the five official skill levels of jobs in the UAE:

  • Skill Level 1 – Highly skilled professionals with bachelor’s degrees and specialized roles.
  • Skill Level 2 – Mid-level professionals with diplomas or equivalent training.
  • Skill Level 3 – Technicians and clerical staff with vocational training.
  • Skill Level 4 – Skilled laborers performing practical and manual tasks.
  • Skill Level 5 – Basic labor workers with minimal training or education requirements.

In conclusion, understanding the skill levels job in the UAE helps you assess your eligibility for various roles, understand salary expectations, and prepare the right documents. So, next time you ask yourself, “How can I know my skill levels in UAE?” refer back to this guide or check directly with MOHRE or Taheel.

Skill Level 1 Jobs in UAE: Complete Guide with Job List and Requirements

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Skill Level 1 Jobs in UAE: Complete Guide with Job List and Requirements

In the United Arab Emirates, skill level 1 jobs are considered the highest category under the job classification system established by the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE).

These roles are primarily managerial or professional positions that require specialized knowledge, higher education, and significant experience.

Understanding skill level 1 jobs in the UAE is essential for professionals who aim to work in high-ranking positions across various sectors, including engineering, healthcare, education, law, media, and management.

What Is Skill Level 1 in the UAE?

Skill level 1 refers to professionals who hold top-tier roles in an organization. These individuals are usually involved in strategic planning, management, or specialized technical duties. Most of them have university degrees or equivalent professional qualifications.

To qualify for a skill level 1 job in UAE, you must present:

  • A bachelor’s degree or higher from a recognized university.
  • Equivalency certificate (if your degree was earned outside the UAE).
  • Proof of relevant work experience.
  • Some positions may also require professional licensing or training certificates.

Benefits of Skill Level 1 Jobs in UAE

If you’re applying for a skill level 1 job in the UAE, here are some of the key advantages:

  • No NOC (No Objection Certificate) is needed from your current employer to change jobs.
  • No NOC is required when applying for a UAE driving license.
  • You’re eligible for higher salary packages, more benefits, and greater career mobility.
  • These roles are often in demand, especially in critical sectors like healthcare, education, engineering, and IT.

Examples of Skill Level 1 Jobs in UAE

Here’s a comprehensive list of approved skill level 1 jobs in the UAE across various industries. These positions are recognized by MOHRE and often require formal education, advanced training, or professional licenses.

Healthcare & Medical Field

  • General Medical Practitioner
  • Surgeon (e.g., Cardiologist, Plastic Surgeon, Radiologist)
  • Nurse / Midwife / School Health Nurse
  • Dentist / Dental Surgeon / Pharmacist
  • Physiotherapist / Dietician / Optometrist / Chiropractor
  • Veterinarian / Paramedical Practitioner
  • Speech Therapist / Occupational Health and Safety Adviser

Engineering & Technical Jobs

  • Civil Engineer / Project Engineer / Mechanical Engineer
  • Chemical Engineer / Petroleum Engineer / Electrical Engineer
  • IT Manager / Systems Analyst / Software Developer
  • Telecommunications Engineer / Computer Programmer
  • Quality Engineer / Survey Engineer / Quantity Surveyor

Education & Academia

  • University Professor / Assistant Professor / Lecturer
  • Primary & Secondary School Teachers
  • Vocational Trainer / Special Education Teacher
  • Kindergarten Teacher / School Principal / Education Affairs Director

Legal & Judicial

  • Lawyer / Legal Advisor / Legal Director
  • Judge / Notary

Media, Arts & Communication

  • Journalist / Editor in Chief / TV Presenter
  • Musician / Dancer / Choreographer / Theatre Director
  • Translator / Interpreter / Linguist
  • Cartoonist / Graphic and Multimedia Designer / Fashion Designer

Business, Finance, & Administration

  • Accountant / Financial Analyst / Banking Consultant
  • Credit Manager / Finance Manager / Internal Auditing Manager
  • Human Resource Manager / Personnel Officer / Administrative Officer
  • Marketing Manager / Sales Manager / Public Relations Manager
  • Operations Manager / Business Services Manager / Procurement Specialist

Government & Leadership

  • Government Ministers / Senior Government Officials
  • Chief Executive / Chairman of the Board / Airport Director

Other Specialized Roles

  • Environmental Protection Officer
  • Research and Development Manager
  • Social Worker / Psychologist / Sociologist
  • Museum Curator / Archivist / Librarian
  • Religious Leaders: Imam, Priest, Quran Reader

How to Apply for Skill Level 1 Jobs in UAE

If you’re aiming to secure one of the skill level 1 jobs in UAE, follow these steps:

  1. Prepare your educational documents, making sure they’re attested by the relevant authority in your home country and verified by the UAE Embassy or consulate.
  2. Check the MOHRE-approved job titles for level 1 roles to ensure your occupation is classified correctly.
  3. Apply through reputable recruitment agencies or directly on company websites.
  4. Ensure your CV and cover letter highlight your qualifications, certifications, and management experience.
  5. If required, apply for equivalency certification through the UAE Ministry of Education.

Conclusion

Skill level 1 jobs in UAE are prestigious roles offering excellent benefits and career advancement opportunities. Whether you’re an engineer, doctor, teacher, IT expert, or executive, if you hold a university degree and relevant experience, the UAE job market has abundant opportunities for you.

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