Arabian Gulf

The country has sea borders to two very distinct water bodies: the largest coastline borders the embayment-like Gulf while the East coast has a border to the more oceanic Gulf of Oman and Arabian Sea.

When visiting Abu Dhabi, a swim in the glittering waters of the Arabian Gulf is an experience that cannot be passed up. You can’t swim out very far; floating fences keep you within 40 metres of the beach, and there are plenty of lifeguards around.

Persian Gulf

When compared to other major cities around the world, Dubai really isn’t that expensive. Take New York or London for example, hotel prices, an evening out, or a ticket to see a tourist attraction would cost the same and in many cases much more than in Dubai.

January

10 days is more than enough to do the sights & chill out, we usually go for 10 days and take £1000 + debit card and more often than not bring a few £100 back with us depending on what we buy …

If you are citizen of USA it is better to be in USA bcoz Dubai does not give citizenship. One can have quality life at lower cost but in Dubai you will have to spend more. Dubai has a higher potentially of saving bcoz of low rate of taxation.

Dubai has launched a new scheme that will allow people to live in the emirate but work remotely for companies overseas. The programme costs $287 per person per year, plus medical insurance with valid UAE cover and (an undisclosed) processing fee. …

Buying property in Dubai In Dubai, foreign ownership is permitted in areas designated as freehold. Foreigners (who don’t live in the UAE) and expatriate residents may acquire freehold ownership rights over property without restriction, usufruct rights, or leasehold rights for up to 99 years.

Dhs 10,000 per month

Birth in United Arab Emirates In general, birth in the United Arab Emirates does not, in itself, confer Emirati citizenship as its law utilize jus sanguinis policy. Exceptions are made for foundlings.

If you are in Abu Dhabi no need to go to Dubai for any process. The UAE government gives birth certificates to babies born in the country, not citizenship.

Unlike in other countries in the Middle East, citizens and residents of the United Arab Emirates can complete legal religious or court marriages. UAE nationals are also allowed in marrying foreign nationals or expatriates awarded with UAE residency. …

No, you will find many Emirati millionaries but they mainly reside in Sharjah Dubai or Abu Dhabi which are the richer emirates. Many of the residents of the four other emirates Umm Al Quwain, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah are poor or middle class as there is no industry or oil wealth.

Roughly 7.2% of the poor people in the country are Emiratis (This figure is outdated, from 2010, capturing people who earn less than AED 80 per day).

Most of the expatriates in Dubai come from Asia. It is true that Dubai is part of the UAE which is one of the top ten richest countries in the world, but not everyone in the emirate is rich. It is estimated that close to 20 percent of the population lives in poverty.

Cost of living in Abu Dhabi is high, the city is ranked 40th out of 209 in cities Mercer’s Cost of Living Survey for 2018 and it’s the second most expensive place to live in the Middle East along with Dubai. Housing costs are very steep and will set you back around 50% of your monthly salary.

“Abu Dhabi is a much calmer, more traditional city and more family and community led than Dubai. There’s more focus on a good work-life balance here in the capital. “Dubai is great for shopping and it’s great to have it down the road, but I’m much happier now in Abu Dhabi.

Abu Dhabi has made itself known worldwide for holding Formula 1 races. The capital has a state-of-the-art, luxurious racing circuit and some of the most famous races in the world have taken place here.