Showing posts with label jobs in saudi arabia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jobs in saudi arabia. Show all posts

Thursday, April 12, 2012

Tips to Follow while Working in Saudi Arabia


The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia attracts expats from all parts of the globe for its variety of employment opportunities. Jobs in Saudi Arabia are available in numerous sectors besides the regular oil and gas jobs. The best thing about jobs in these sectors is that the jobs have good salary package and no taxes are there on income.

If you are lucky in landing a job here, remember these following things in mind. Staying and working in Saudi Arabia have its set of advantages but you must respect the country culture and traditions. The jobs in Saudi Arabia are good source of earning fat cash but do not forget these rules and regulations at any cost.  

·         Always keep your important papers handy

This is a very important point to remember while working in this Islamic nation. Always carry you identification papers and passport. Show to the officials when asked. If you do no show, chances are you will be considered illegal entrant and will be taken to jail. If you go there with your wife, always carry your marriage certificate.

·         Prayer Time Rules

The Muslims of Saudi Arabia prays 5 times a day. The prayer, called namaaz, is usually of 20-30 minutes. During this time, everything in the country comes to a halt. No business activities happen during this moment. If you have any business or personal work, schedule it accordingly.

·         Dress code while working

There are strict laws regarding what to wear in the public. Men should not wear shorts or vests in public. Muslim women should always have their head covered. For the non-Muslim women, it is advisable to carry a headscarf, as there may have occasions when it is required to cover up the head.
 These are some of the important rules and regulations. Also there is a strict no-no on alcohol in the nation.


Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Tips to Follow while Working in Saudi Arabia

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia attracts expats from all parts of the globe for its variety of employment opportunities. Job in Saudi Arabia are available in numerous sectors besides the regular oil and natural gas jobs. The best thing about jobs in these sectors is that the jobs have good salary package and no taxes are there on income. 

If you are lucky in landing a job here, remember these following things in mind. Staying and working in Saudi Arabia have its set of advantages but you must respect the country culture and traditions. The jobs in Saudi Arabia are good source of earning fat cash but do not forget these rules and regulations at any cost.  

·         Always keep your important papers handy
This is a very important point to remember while working in this Islamic nation. Always carry you identification papers and passport. Show to the officials when asked. If you do no show, chances are you will be considered illegal entrant and will be taken to jail. If you go there with your wife, always carry your marriage certificate.

·         Prayer Time Rules
The Muslims of Saudi Arabia prays 5 times a day. The prayer, called namaaz, is usually of 20-30 minutes. During this time, everything in the country comes to a halt. No business activities happen during this moment. If you have any business or personal work, schedule it accordingly.

·         Dress code while working
There are strict laws regarding what to wear in the public. Men should not wear shorts or vests in public. Muslim women should always have their head covered. For the non-Muslim women, it is advisable to carry a headscarf, as there may have occasions when it is required to cover up the head.
 These are some of the important rules and regulations. Also there is a strict no-no on alcohol in the nation.

Monday, October 31, 2011

Role of the Government to Promote the Banking jobs in Dubai


Dubai is the cosmopolitan emirate of the UAE, which has emerged as the industrial and commercial hub of the country. The economy of the emirate has positively affected the country’s economy always, and with the increasing banking jobs in Dubai, the finance of the country has reached new heights. 

The coming years are expected to witness more and more urbanization and development galore in Dubai. The UAE government is also trying hard to create more and more vacancies for the locales and thus is focusing on Emiratisation. The main target of the government has always been the nationals of the country, and various training sessions and coaching classes are being arranged to train them perfectly for the banking jobs in Dubai.

The most popular operating banks in Dubai are:
·         Dubai Islamic Bank
·         First Gulf Bank
·         Mashreq Bank
·         Commercial Bank International
·         National Bank of Fujairah
·         Royal Bank of Canada

The training programs cover all arenas of banking, at all levels. The training involves classes in various banking operations, which also includes administration, HR and legal positions. The banks have made tie-ups with Emirates Institute for Financial and Banking Studies (EIFBS), and have raised the awareness about working in banking sector of Dubai.

These programs have also been given a positive response by the leading banks of Dubai and are participating in the government's initiative by offering various programs and posts to the students and other professionals. There are a number of banking job in Dubai that demand skilled manpower, but do not compromise on the quality; hence some of the private banks also hire expats. However, the government sector banks look for the UAE nationals only to fill up the vacant positions, and this is the reason why the Emiratis are being trained to develop the required skills for emirates jobs .

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Hot Jobs in UAE


Job seekers with appropriate qualifications are always welcome to UAE. The top highest paying jobs in UAE, which bring great benefits and opportunities with them, include:

1.      IT jobs: Technology sector is one of the mostly rapidly growing sectors in UAE, which continuously demands skilled professionals who have experience in IT. Managerial skills in IT and technical experience in IT can be an add on for the resume of jobseekers. The IT jobs demand skills in network administration, IT security and other technical works.

2.      Teaching: The teaching jobs pay well, as the demand for highly qualified teachers is ever increasing in UAE. The elevating standards of education in UAE demand teachers who are well versed with English and the local language.

3.      Bilingual Jobs: The bilingual jobs are associated with the government agencies, and require people who have fluency in both Arabic and English. The candidates who are interested in such bilingual jobs, can go online on job employment sites and check the government websites.

4.      Construction jobs: The changing infrastructure and increasing number of buildings in all the emirates continually require candidates for both onsite construction jobs or offsite construction jobs. Such jobs include positions of carpenter, project manager, engineers, accountants, etc.

5.      Hotel jobs: generally the recruitment sites do not post ads for vacancies in hotels. The candidates can directly go to the hotel’s website and look for the vacant positions.


Before applying for UAE jobs , it is always advisable to work out on the resume. Addition of special skills can attract more and more recruiters and employers to hire the candidates.


Monday, September 26, 2011

Working Conditions in Saudi Arabia


The companies in Saudi Arabia are offering very attractive family benefits and packages, which makes it easy to reside with the family as well. With the good salaries and benefits, it is very easy to have a good lifestyle in Saudi Arabia. Job opportunities for working in Saudi Arabia are economically interesting, where the expats are offered well-paid and highly skilled Saudi Arabia jobs, which provide reasonably well living. 

The average rates of the commodities in Saudi Arabia are much lower as compared to other Arab Countries. The living conditions are also suitable for people from Asian countries, there is absence of bars and clubs, but that is supplemented with private parties and events in the Diplomatic Quarter (DQ). The sale and consumption of alcohol is prohibited, and if you need to have it, be ready to loosen your pockets, as they are quite expensive. 

If you are planning to look for jobs in Saudi Arabia then you must now this fact the jobs for expats are available on contract basis only, such as 2-5 years.

A good command over English is the most important thing, and an additional advantage would be knowledge of Arabic language, which can be extremely helpful for a comfortable stay in Saudi Arabia. Follow the conservative culture and life style of the place, so that you have a safe stay there. To get into jobs in Saudi Arabia, you can contact your acquaintances who are already working in Saudi Arabia, or refer jobs sites that specifically focus on gulf market, such as naukrigulf.com.
Middle East countries are the biggest producers of oil and natural gas in the world. With the number of additional industrial plants and generation projects, the Middle East countries, especially Saudi Arabia is catering the present and future needs of the residents as well as expats.