The only thing I love about Dubs is that.. luxury cars are dirt cheap there, but then again.. it's always covered by dirt. Spent 6 months working in dubs in 2007 and, nothing to shout about, everywhere shawarma and hookah. Glad I'm back in Malaysia with greenery, spectacular choice of food and the tropical islands. More money too..
Dubai has been my home for 12 years until I lost my job due to the Corona fiasco. Considering coming back to seek another job after watching this video. Hope I get with the invaluable experience i got from my previous profession. Wonderful video.
Where in the world is Oksy { vlogs } living, if not Dubai , have you discovered another paradise for us . Thank you for your past vlogs, interviews & positive news about Dubai. Three years is long time to wait for your vlog dont you think so. Well keep in touch via UA-cam , safe travels. Best regards.
Dubai is a nice city but the biggest con for me is the feeling that it is soulless. Old Dubai has a soul but in most cases that is not why people are in Dubai. Also it sometimes attracts a particular type of person that is overly impressed by money, glitz and glamour. In the UK it might appeal more to new money whereas old money might see it as ghastly. Nevertheless, soulless or not it is a good place for an escape holiday where you know it is fake but are happy with the service and relaxing holiday.
Agree with all the points you’ve mentioned!! Specially about the weather and working hard thing!! It’s never like 7-8hrs of accurate log in log out!! Way beyond than what we expect...so demanding work culture...nothing can be postponed!! It’s been a year since I’ve relocated from India!!
People try to go on holiday but this summer it was quite an issue. I stayed there this summer and the weather was unbearable. Nowhere to walk or escape the heat outside.
As a pure Emarati from UAE born brought up in Dubai ,you nailed it in a very respectful way . You mentioned every thing right ,just to Add us locals we are minorities in UAE 🇦🇪 but we welcome all nationalities and religions. Thank you for your nice video
The reason Locals are minorities is because unlike other countries it's near impossible to get citizenship even if you are born there like I was which is sad .
Went there on holiday a couple of times and loved it, after school I moved there for a year and worked as a waiter. Finally, I saw the true Dubai, their treatment of Indian laborers and Phillipinos. They (especially their youth) disgusted me. Confiscation of passports, physical abuse, sexual abuse, imprisonment of women who fall pregnant out of wedlock along with wrongful and indefinite imprisonment of foreigners. An absolutely awful people. But hey, it's clean, safe and very fancy...
I think things are shifting. I'm in Canada, and we are seeing our personal freedoms eroding at an alarming rate. While at the same time, UAE seems to be passing laws that are more consistent with what the Western nations used to be. I'm planning to relocate there next year. Better weather and taxes too!
@@realalexmackenzie From the research ive done (i also live in Canada, moved here from the UK), UAE now have a TAX (5%) on earnings for those who do not have residency (aka those working on Visa). Ive applied for a few jobs, however i have since found out as i am not in UAE they will likely not reply, i am hesitant to move there based on what i have seen from videos like these, espcailly with regards the police and what they consider a crime (like posting something on social media they dont like)
@@contactATashleygriffin nah just don't post negative stuff about Islamic things you would be fine and don't smoke weed and Don't do drugs anything else you are all free i lived there 5year now moved to Argentina i have connections in police i can smoke weed do cocaine and drive fast they just take some bribe and leave me😂😚
I’ve been doing 3 - 4 day’s stop over in Dubai for 10 years and I love it especially relaxing at the beach areas... but no I can’t live there too hot too expensive .. Turkey is much better in the South for beaches, food, culture, entertainment etc
I've been to Dubai several times and will be going back in a few weeks. First, the weather is not a big deal. It all depends on where you are coming from that you are comparing Dubai to? i live in Los Angeles, and in L.A. 9 months a year it's identical to the weather in Dubai, and in June or July in L.A. it even gets hotter Dubai, so it's all relative. Yes, I've spent many months in Ukraine over the last 20 years and it's not fair to compare Ukraine to Dubai period. Second, if your like me, you want to see new and beautiful cities like Dubai, not some run down place with homeless people everywhere, like Bangkok. Thailand. Next up, prices. I've looked at prices for a one bedroom apartment in the marina district and it's cheaper in Dubai by a lot verses L.A. and the food in the Marina mall was way less expensive then anyplace in California. If you want to buy a property in Dubai (I've already checked) and again it's cheaper then where I live. Mass transit in Dubai parallel's the freeways which is the greatest idea since sliced bread. Unlike L.A. where there is no mass transit to speak of, and L.A. without a car is impossible to get around to to it's size and population. So as you can see, it depends on what city you are comparing to Dubai that makes a difference, not just Dubai is this or that. I've traveled to more then 40 countries and every state in the U.S. and Dubai so far is more beautiful then any city I've traveled to, period full stop. Also, if you've never traveled to the states, then you have no idea how hard Americans work and how many hours a day they spend working. Unlike Ukraine, Americans on average work about 9 or 10 hours a day. I work sometimes 12 or 14 hours, so again, you are comparing Ukraine to Dubai and some other countries as well. In France they work 32 hours a week and they get 8 weeks for vacation a year. That is a joke. Most countries are not like that, so yeah, working in Dubai might be a little harder then Ukraine but you are not comparing two similar cities or countries. And for the record, I've traveled to Odessa, Crimea, Kharkov, Kyiv, Sumy, and Dnipro in Ukraine, so i am very versed with your country.
No in France official working time is 35 hours per week. But you can work more after 35h each additional hour is paid with a 25% bonus on the hourly rate. Moreover for the jobs like managers, there is no 35 hours per week but a maximum of working days by year. (With some rules like a minimum of 11 hours of rest between 2 working days, etc.) And the legal vacation is 5 paid vacation weeks per year. Of course some companies can give you more !
Damn nice man, Im planning on moving to dubai this year and I've never been but was considering dubai or london, and right now UK just seems very unstable and I'd rather go to somewhere warmer and make more money, then maybe travel europe after a year or so, how much money USD would you say you need in savings to move there comfortably on a mininum?
I never found Dubai to be an appealing place to live. Given the desert-like conditions and lack of nature, I would lose my mind. Forget the glitzy hotels and designer malls, give me a city with soul, history and character..
Lack of nature?! Are you forgetting beaches and the sea? I think people forget many people live in the world far from a coastline. I live in a city with parks. I would happily choose the sea over a park. Matter of opinion I guess..
Very nice video Oksy. You have told the truth of Dubai honestly otherwise people only show big cars and buildings in videos which is good till a particular time but ultimately nature and climate also plays an important role to enjoy life.
I was lucky to go to Dubai on 10/2020. What a beautiful place, what an educated people, what a clean and organized city. I definitely intend to go back !!!
The best places to work are where there is a good balance between life and work: namely where you don't have to work long hours, don't ask you to stay longer at work, work after hours etc. Those are advanced countries: the rest are just medieval place with not work/life balance culture. Just avoid them.
Maria Hosin if u moving for job in dubai it really depends how u want to spend..but yes it is lil expensive..like owning a studio room..or flat..other than that its normal
Try livin g in Los Angeles, San Francisco or New York. Dubai is way less expensive than a lot of other cities in the world. The lease contracts are annoying.
The bottom line is that compared to what you get in this country all of these cons are nothing...... the biggest reason is that you are not even considering to leave dubai anytime soon
I think spending that much of years in such countries, is not a good idea! I literally met people who spend their 10 to 30 years in gulf working hard and staying away from family! After all that they came back to their own country and started their life from bottom again! Ohh god! That's just I don't get!
People who work abroad must make businesses and invest in their country from the money they earn instead of spending all if it . Then after 10 or so years go back to their country to live on their investments . Unfortunately a lot of people do not do that here , they want to spend everything they earn 🙂 I have friends at work with low salary but already built their own home and have some sort of investment back in their country
Very honest vlog. I agree to everything. No sugarcoating. No bias of opinion. Yes, Dubai is beautiful and I came from a third world country in asia & worked few years in Dubai. It's a two way blade. Dubai is attractive to live in in terms of its infrastructure & services. But nature wise and long term plans, there's not much in it. I just wish every expat who live in Dubai will contribute something big to their home country like create more jobs & stability so less and less expats of next generation will have to go to another country or be born there and never call it home. My sis was born there and studied but never got to finish highschool and go to college there bcoz of increasing school fees. I hope everyone realize that the only true home we have is our motherland---our own country
You right but do you think that you need to stay for free or what even if you go any where like Hong Kong New York it's not cheap to live so deal with it
У Loy Machedo можно найти много более откровенной информации о жизни в ОАЭ. Люди которые не находятся на территории Эмиратов могут рассказать куда больше
Wasn’t expecting to see a fellow Ukrainian here haha but fr your video is on point, we’re pretty blessed to have such high standards here and at the same time money is where it’s at so you best make sure you got enough of that
Something to add..they pay workers according to passport or nationality..they have heaven respect to white people but a bit different to asians or people of color..example British worker and Filipino worker same background, same education, same experience. Brit earn 10k dirhams and Filipino earn 4k dirhams per month.. i was there for 8 years and left Abu dhabi and Dubai last 2018..? I am happy where i am now. I dont like the idea they pay people according to nationaility..it is a form of discrimination
an update is coming soon, the local sponsor requirement will be eliminated and foreigners will be able to start their own business 100% and most probably according to that the visa will be backed by your own business renewable as long as your business license is valid.
Couldn’t agree more what she said. Although this place is a second home for expat but never like really homey. Coz let’s put it this way, consider your visa is your life as an expat. You need to renew it every 2 yrs or it depends whatever visa you have. And most people their visa depends on their employer, and once you got kicked out of your job or lost your job, you need to fine another job quickly.
I think I've an interesting question: how does Dubai cope with married couples, where the woman is a Muslim and the man not? I know that in Dubai they can't get married, however, there are no religious boundaries in Western countries. What happens if such a couple moves to Dubai?
Have been to Dubai several times, just in a holiday capacity and what strikes me as odd/interesting is I see a lot of lights switched off in the apartment blocks say in the Marina/JBR etc. And I'm wondering are these unsold, unrented, or just holiday homes that are only occupied briefly?
In my opinion it’s the case of oversupply in real estate sector, some might react that statistics may say different, better to see the statistics report on supply and demand. Since dubai won the expo it has built a lot of projects for the coming 25M visitors for the event.
Hi There if ya take all the points into account SL is much smarter option yep Salaries are much lower than in UAE but If ya ve some savings FD s in a Bank with 8 % + annual interests U are good 2 go
You you have a middle wage in Dubai try to live in Bur Dubai. Or Good house and back yard but expect wake more early to catch bus and train and rush hour. Or rent a car.
Hi! Thank you for the video! I want to ask you how did you get your first job in Dubai? You moved to live there before getting one or you applied before moving? Which option do you recommnd for a 1 year work experience person?
My fear is that in Dubai it is very hard to hook up with attractive women who are not hookers and/or have grossly inflated expectations due to all the money around. I bet it’s worse there than it is on the Côte d’Azur where basically most good looking single non-local woman is either a hooker or gold-digger.
Not honest to be frank , it’s not 12 month summer, this is dishonest, The climate in Dubai is mild in winter to very warm, and fairly humid in summer .
Dubai is not great places couse of everything is super expensive, rather going to there i can go somewhere esle that attractive than Dubai, and cheaper than there.
I only know that dubai has tax free salary but I didn't know other things now I'm Changing my plan it's very costly to live in Dubai. And also very humid
My first time here and I have a question please. You said that once you lost your job automatically you lose your Visa. .. The question I have for you is: Is it difficult to get a Visa as a self employed? And do you have any idea of the requirements of this type of Visa? Thanks
To be honest not that much, in my expierence, living in London and Milan is more expensive, Dubai could be super cheap if you like to try indian or pakistani food and are not too picky to choose a new nice apartment in a quite far from center area.
@@mustansir2581 Uhm, not that much but says Dubai is expensive is not totally true; yeah, you can pay 10.000€ for a dinner but you can also pay 2€ for a full meal. In Europe for example is impossible. There'se people here living with 4-500€ a month and making savings. Apart from that, a usual meal in an expat area is about 6-10€, in Milan and London was more expensive; a kebab in Switxerland was 15€! Also housing, with 10k€ a year you can rent a 2 bedroom apartment in a modern and clean building with a parking space and resident's pool and gym; try to find it in western countries. I'm living with same salary I was having in italy but I'm saving more so how it could be more expensive here!
Dubai is more for people have businesses or good carriers That's it Because stuff is expensive here I would live abu dhabi No lot of noise Less traffic
It's not like it is portrayed in the media.... They have all the freedom.... Maybe for example u won't find a lot of pubs with genders mixed maybe... But it's definitely not like it is stereotyped
Hello I want to move to Dubai but not as employees or working there I have my own business which make 7 figure a month any idea how can I move to Dubai for atleast 10 years ??.
@@OksyVlogs ok thanks what about investor visa ? I am ready to invest 10m dirham in Dubai property ? Somehow was talking about investor visa you have any idea ?
The only thing I love about Dubs is that.. luxury cars are dirt cheap there, but then again.. it's always covered by dirt. Spent 6 months working in dubs in 2007 and, nothing to shout about, everywhere shawarma and hookah. Glad I'm back in Malaysia with greenery, spectacular choice of food and the tropical islands. More money too..
Dubai has been my home for 12 years until I lost my job due to the Corona fiasco. Considering coming back to seek another job after watching this video. Hope I get with the invaluable experience i got from my previous profession. Wonderful video.
Thank you
What are the salaries there? What range? I'm planning to move in Dubai and I want to know
Where in the world is Oksy { vlogs } living, if not Dubai , have you discovered another paradise for us . Thank you for your past vlogs, interviews & positive news about Dubai. Three years is long time to wait for your vlog dont you think so. Well keep in touch via UA-cam , safe travels. Best regards.
I'm a lifeguard working on an outdoor pool, I know the real definition of both summer and winter.....
Winter is trash, summer is objectively better
@@abovethelaw4417 what!!!! yo kidding me, imagine standing in that heat for 8 or 12 hrs, monday to Saturday for months, come on!!
Dubai is a nice city but the biggest con for me is the feeling that it is soulless. Old Dubai has a soul but in most cases that is not why people are in Dubai. Also it sometimes attracts a particular type of person that is overly impressed by money, glitz and glamour. In the UK it might appeal more to new money whereas old money might see it as ghastly. Nevertheless, soulless or not it is a good place for an escape holiday where you know it is fake but are happy with the service and relaxing holiday.
Dubai is somewhat like Los Angeles or Las Vegas ( although LA is more accurate since both are on the beach ) it’s not Ancient like Europe or Turkey .
It might feel soulless for foreigners but not for us nationals
@@anas8169 what?
Dubai is fake with no culture unfortunately
@@meerabudebs7449 well that's probably because natives treat natives better than they treat foreigners :))
Agree with all the points you’ve mentioned!! Specially about the weather and working hard thing!! It’s never like 7-8hrs of accurate log in log out!! Way beyond than what we expect...so demanding work culture...nothing can be postponed!! It’s been a year since I’ve relocated from India!!
I lived in Dubai for 24 years (my whole life) and your points are very accurate and correct
Can i move to dubai from america without working in Dubai?
Can I ride my bicycle from Dubai to Abu Dhabi to Doha ? In January ? 650km in 5-6days.
Thx
People try to go on holiday but this summer it was quite an issue. I stayed there this summer and the weather was unbearable. Nowhere to walk or escape the heat outside.
The hot weather is the best thing about
i am living in dubai for more than 6 years... she has described it very accurately.
i living here for the past 20yrs and this is true
As a pure Emarati from UAE born brought up in Dubai ,you nailed it in a very respectful way . You mentioned every thing right ,just to Add us locals we are minorities in UAE 🇦🇪 but we welcome all nationalities and religions. Thank you for your nice video
Thank you )
The reason Locals are minorities is because unlike other countries it's near impossible to get citizenship even if you are born there like I was which is sad .
@@Aismail96 Not really, most of them are aware of these rules. The govt still takes care of a lot of these expats.
why are locals minorities ?
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Went there on holiday a couple of times and loved it, after school I moved there for a year and worked as a waiter. Finally, I saw the true Dubai, their treatment of Indian laborers and Phillipinos. They (especially their youth) disgusted me. Confiscation of passports, physical abuse, sexual abuse, imprisonment of women who fall pregnant out of wedlock along with wrongful and indefinite imprisonment of foreigners. An absolutely awful people. But hey, it's clean, safe and very fancy...
I think things are shifting. I'm in Canada, and we are seeing our personal freedoms eroding at an alarming rate. While at the same time, UAE seems to be passing laws that are more consistent with what the Western nations used to be. I'm planning to relocate there next year. Better weather and taxes too!
@@realalexmackenzie I am from Canada too and moving to Dubai. Can we connect?
@@realalexmackenzie From the research ive done (i also live in Canada, moved here from the UK), UAE now have a TAX (5%) on earnings for those who do not have residency (aka those working on Visa). Ive applied for a few jobs, however i have since found out as i am not in UAE they will likely not reply, i am hesitant to move there based on what i have seen from videos like these, espcailly with regards the police and what they consider a crime (like posting something on social media they dont like)
@@realalexmackenzie I hear Canada turns into a socialist dictatorship. Is it true?
@@contactATashleygriffin nah just don't post negative stuff about Islamic things you would be fine and don't smoke weed and Don't do drugs anything else you are all free i lived there 5year now moved to Argentina i have connections in police i can smoke weed do cocaine and drive fast they just take some bribe and leave me😂😚
I'm moving in 6 month to Dubai.. super excited.. Sun and hot weather I love!
I’ve been doing 3 - 4 day’s stop over in Dubai for 10 years and I love it especially relaxing at the beach areas... but no I can’t live there too hot too expensive .. Turkey is much better in the South for beaches, food, culture, entertainment etc
This was the most honest video .. thank you!! ♥️ after all, it’s like any other places with good and bad things.
I've been to Dubai several times and will be going back in a few weeks. First, the weather is not a big deal. It all depends on where you are coming from that you are comparing Dubai to? i live in Los Angeles, and in L.A. 9 months a year it's identical to the weather in Dubai, and in June or July in L.A. it even gets hotter Dubai, so it's all relative. Yes, I've spent many months in Ukraine over the last 20 years and it's not fair to compare Ukraine to Dubai period. Second, if your like me, you want to see new and beautiful cities like Dubai, not some run down place with homeless people everywhere, like Bangkok. Thailand. Next up, prices. I've looked at prices for a one bedroom apartment in the marina district and it's cheaper in Dubai by a lot verses L.A. and the food in the Marina mall was way less expensive then anyplace in California. If you want to buy a property in Dubai (I've already checked) and again it's cheaper then where I live. Mass transit in Dubai parallel's the freeways which is the greatest idea since sliced bread. Unlike L.A. where there is no mass transit to speak of, and L.A. without a car is impossible to get around to to it's size and population. So as you can see, it depends on what city you are comparing to Dubai that makes a difference, not just Dubai is this or that. I've traveled to more then 40 countries and every state in the U.S. and Dubai so far is more beautiful then any city I've traveled to, period full stop. Also, if you've never traveled to the states, then you have no idea how hard Americans work and how many hours a day they spend working. Unlike Ukraine, Americans on average work about 9 or 10 hours a day. I work sometimes 12 or 14 hours, so again, you are comparing Ukraine to Dubai and some other countries as well. In France they work 32 hours a week and they get 8 weeks for vacation a year. That is a joke. Most countries are not like that, so yeah, working in Dubai might be a little harder then Ukraine but you are not comparing two similar cities or countries. And for the record, I've traveled to Odessa, Crimea, Kharkov, Kyiv, Sumy, and Dnipro in Ukraine, so i am very versed with your country.
No in France official working time is 35 hours per week. But you can work more after 35h each additional hour is paid with a 25% bonus on the hourly rate. Moreover for the jobs like managers, there is no 35 hours per week but a maximum of working days by year. (With some rules like a minimum of 11 hours of rest between 2 working days, etc.) And the legal vacation is 5 paid vacation weeks per year. Of course some companies can give you more !
Damn nice man, Im planning on moving to dubai this year and I've never been but was considering dubai or london, and right now UK just seems very unstable and I'd rather go to somewhere warmer and make more money, then maybe travel europe after a year or so, how much money USD would you say you need in savings to move there comfortably on a mininum?
Professional and adorable way of delivery in the midst of cons!
My hearty wishes for your all future endeavours.
Thanks
Most of the point valid and rightly presented
Yeah sure Yahya Maniar
I never found Dubai to be an appealing place to live. Given the desert-like conditions and lack of nature, I would lose my mind. Forget the glitzy hotels and designer malls, give me a city with soul, history and character..
But there are many other amazing things that Dubai can offer
I think you have not seen Dubai well
They're parks, hiking trails, farms,.....
Lack of nature?! Are you forgetting beaches and the sea? I think people forget many people live in the world far from a coastline. I live in a city with parks. I would happily choose the sea over a park. Matter of opinion I guess..
@@Salshamsi. history is in the making
its not 12 months summer, we have at least 4 months, DEC to APRIL of very nice weather.
But the rest is also summer, not winter 😂
@@OksyVlogs No , it’s not 12 month summer, this is dishonest, in short Dubai climate is mild in winter to very warm, and fairly humid in summer .
@@Jewzi123 lol fairly humid? It’s boiling
@@Jewzi123 lol she's from Ukraine. It's summer for people who are from cold climate countries
Very nice video Oksy. You have told the truth of Dubai honestly otherwise people only show big cars and buildings in videos which is good till a particular time but ultimately nature and climate also plays an important role to enjoy life.
I was lucky to go to Dubai on 10/2020. What a beautiful place, what an educated people, what a clean and organized city. I definitely intend to go back !!!
The best places to work are where there is a good balance between life and work: namely where you don't have to work long hours, don't ask you to stay longer at work, work after hours etc. Those are advanced countries: the rest are just medieval place with not work/life balance culture. Just avoid them.
In your opinion, what are the countries that wont overwork you ?
Omg ur hair color looks amazing, u look gorgeous as always, and thank you for the video ❤❤
Thank you 😄
Living here for 7 years now i can say what all u said is very true plus one more thing is fine..
To ask if you dont mine to move to Dubai for a job hows life there luxury expensive ?
Maria Hosin if u moving for job in dubai it really depends how u want to spend..but yes it is lil expensive..like owning a studio room..or flat..other than that its normal
@Yo Sharma I want to move to Dubai but I don't know anything about Dubai, do you mind helping me
@@jaytronix8770 sure why not
@@yosharma5210 thank you, so how will I contact you directly?
Try livin g in Los Angeles, San Francisco or New York. Dubai is way less expensive than a lot of other cities in the world. The lease contracts are annoying.
Its not for me i have recently been contacted by a number of people desperate to leave Dubai, who want a job elsewhere. Not sure why.
The bottom line is that compared to what you get in this country all of these cons are nothing...... the biggest reason is that you are not even considering to leave dubai anytime soon
Come to 🇬🇧 Everything is free and you can stay forever and ever!! The weather is a bit naff 🤷🏻♂️🌧
Today I am launching a new video about moving to Dubai from the UK 😃
@@elizabethnjiru172 come illegally and you will be given everything for free! No joke!
@@OksyVlogs How's the air quality compared to London? Is it dusty over there?
Come to 🇬🇧 if you have money otherwise life can be very difficult.
Free? UK is damn expensive
I think spending that much of years in such countries, is not a good idea!
I literally met people who spend their 10 to 30 years in gulf working hard and staying away from family! After all that they came back to their own country and started their life from bottom again!
Ohh god! That's just I don't get!
It's just an experience of some people. I am staying here with my husband and I am happy
People who work abroad must make businesses and invest in their country from the money they earn instead of spending all if it . Then after 10 or so years go back to their country to live on their investments .
Unfortunately a lot of people do not do that here , they want to spend everything they earn 🙂
I have friends at work with low salary but already built their own home and have some sort of investment back in their country
Very honest vlog. I agree to everything. No sugarcoating. No bias of opinion. Yes, Dubai is beautiful and I came from a third world country in asia & worked few years in Dubai. It's a two way blade. Dubai is attractive to live in in terms of its infrastructure & services. But nature wise and long term plans, there's not much in it. I just wish every expat who live in Dubai will contribute something big to their home country like create more jobs & stability so less and less expats of next generation will have to go to another country or be born there and never call it home. My sis was born there and studied but never got to finish highschool and go to college there bcoz of increasing school fees. I hope everyone realize that the only true home we have is our motherland---our own country
Attractive young lady,well articulated and clear speach. Bussiness and goal orientated. Follow her as she can help with your bussines and wisdom.
Thank you! 😄
When I was a kid, I was used to Use-And-Throw Pen. I know how it feels to be used as a tool. Not going to Dubai now.
You right but do you think that you need to stay for free or what even if you go any where like Hong Kong New York it's not cheap to live so deal with it
Agreed.
I think a good point to add is if you are in a relationship, you cannot kiss or hug or hold hands in public.
you can i see it all the time lol
You clearly got this from a fake article, if you never lived here, don’t speak about our laws cuz you know nothing about them.
@@avy466 so can you show affection in public or not?
This gives me more reasons to wanna go to Dubai
I want to eat at Nusret Steak House in Dubai. The Salt Bae. And also try there the Turkish baklava with ice cream. Just as tourist :)
Nusret is a nice place
Honestly it's not all that.
It's very basic tasting to be honest it's a lot of drama but it's a box to tick.
@@itsmereadyplayerone7338
On 10th December there is grand opening of another Instagram chef master : CZN Burak :)
baklawa is an arabic dessert and has nothing to do with mongols
@@mohamedba-bs3ef
But Ayran has to do with Mongols. Yogurt Drink with Salt.
Great video Oksy, I had an amazing expierence in Dubai & Doha, good luck for the future and greetings from 🇳🇱
Thank you ❤️
Where you from?
У Loy Machedo можно найти много более откровенной информации о жизни в ОАЭ. Люди которые не находятся на территории Эмиратов могут рассказать куда больше
Опять таки у каждо страны есть плюсы и минусы жизни. Если страна не для вас, то выбирайте другую
I really likes this video because it includes all details which one should be aware of before coming here.
Thank you
@@OksyVlogs my pleasure 😊
the way the light reflects off her eyes ..
Great video, would love to see your vlog from places like fujairah and abu dhabi
I want to ride my bicycle from
Dubai to Abu Dhabi to Doha.
640km. 4-5 days. In January.
I have no clue what to expect
Wasn’t expecting to see a fellow Ukrainian here haha but fr your video is on point, we’re pretty blessed to have such high standards here and at the same time money is where it’s at so you best make sure you got enough of that
Because you are money hunger just like you are fellow Russian
Went there... Amazing experience.. But go only during winter
Dude you should ask me it's so hot that the Garmi Song will feel like fake
Winter is objectively the worst season, very hot summer season is the best
Something to add..they pay workers according to passport or nationality..they have heaven respect to white people but a bit different to asians or people of color..example British worker and Filipino worker same background, same education, same experience. Brit earn 10k dirhams and Filipino earn 4k dirhams per month.. i was there for 8 years and left Abu dhabi and Dubai last 2018..? I am happy where i am now. I dont like the idea they pay people according to nationaility..it is a form of discrimination
Hi Oksy! In June 2022 do you feel Dubai more as your home?
Thanks, all the information is correct ،،These issues will be solved in the future except for temperature
Weather: it’s December now and in the office I have to open my 4 desktop fans plus wearing mask makes it hotter
an update is coming soon, the local sponsor requirement will be eliminated and foreigners will be able to start their own business 100% and most probably according to that the visa will be backed by your own business renewable as long as your business license is valid.
Couldn’t agree more what she said. Although this place is a second home for expat but never like really homey. Coz let’s put it this way, consider your visa is your life as an expat. You need to renew it every 2 yrs or it depends whatever visa you have. And most people their visa depends on their employer, and once you got kicked out of your job or lost your job, you need to fine another job quickly.
Big fan and THANK YOU!!! Great content!
Thanks 🙏
I live in JBR and the rent went down tremendously
Well here are some questions you can't answer if you are a influencer in dubai?
Do you support men loving men or women loving women?
The background music is HORRIBLY ANNOYING
i was thinking going to dubai but you changed my mind school fees is very important 🥺🥺
I think I've an interesting question: how does Dubai cope with married couples, where the woman is a Muslim and the man not? I know that in Dubai they can't get married, however, there are no religious boundaries in Western countries. What happens if such a couple moves to Dubai?
I am not sure how it works
From my knowledge its not allowed but some people I know they do actually live her married to non Muslim
Have been to Dubai several times, just in a holiday capacity and what strikes me as odd/interesting is I see a lot of lights switched off in the apartment blocks say in the Marina/JBR etc. And I'm wondering are these unsold, unrented, or just holiday homes that are only occupied briefly?
Have no idea
It’s all empty. Just for show off to the world. The city has no life. People will give life to any city not man made objects and things.
In my opinion it’s the case of oversupply in real estate sector, some might react that statistics may say different, better to see the statistics report on supply and demand. Since dubai won the expo it has built a lot of projects for the coming 25M visitors for the event.
Nailed it. On point. Thanks for sharing.
Hi There
if ya take all the points into account
SL is much smarter option
yep
Salaries are much lower than in UAE
but
If ya ve some savings
FD s in a Bank with
8 % + annual interests
U are good 2 go
You you have a middle wage in Dubai try to live in Bur Dubai. Or Good house and back yard but expect wake more early to catch bus and train and rush hour. Or rent a car.
Hi! Thank you for the video! I want to ask you how did you get your first job in Dubai? You moved to live there before getting one or you applied before moving? Which option do you recommnd for a 1 year work experience person?
My fear is that in Dubai it is very hard to hook up with attractive women who are not hookers and/or have grossly inflated expectations due to all the money around. I bet it’s worse there than it is on the Côte d’Azur where basically most good looking single non-local woman is either a hooker or gold-digger.
Q. But if you have money and you don't have to work is there a better and safer place to live?
The best place, best food and the locals are most polite, hospitable and generous
I live here, lies
Osky, please do a video about living in Dubai on a salary of 2,000AED
Dubai is a very expensive place. No one can live there without a well paying job.
Why did you stop making new videos? ♥️ 🇺🇦
Oksana, what places you recommend to meet new people /make friends whilst IN Dubai?
I'm stuck here in Nebraska but I want to come live there!
Univers are you listening?
I’d rather u stay in Nebraska or anywhere else lol
@@me-hk4ro I'm a Marine!
I can go wherever the fuck I wanna go!
Been had cash, ✔️ my channel bhih
Honest and logical points.
Not honest to be frank , it’s not 12 month summer, this is dishonest, The climate in Dubai is mild in winter to very warm, and fairly humid in summer .
Is it true that UAE is the safest place for women and families? As we can see everyday in USA shooting problems and UK stabbings.
Dubai is not great places couse of everything is super expensive, rather going to there i can go somewhere esle that attractive than Dubai, and cheaper than there.
Do you even know the point of the video?
@@iwrotethis4712 yep i do.
I only know that dubai has tax free salary but I didn't know other things now I'm Changing my plan it's very costly to live in Dubai. And also very humid
Very straightforward. I like it.
Thanks for valuable experience 😊
My first time here and I have a question please. You said that once you lost your job automatically you lose your Visa. .. The question I have for you is:
Is it difficult to get a Visa as a self employed? And do you have any idea of the requirements of this type of Visa? Thanks
Yes, you can apply for a freelance visa. I am not sure about the current requirements. Just google it
everything will be easy just with money😆 spend on your own visa. it will be around 10-15k dirhams valis for 2yrs .
Great info!
Thanks
It's a quite useful video.thanks Oksy..👍
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Cons of living in Dubai
It's expensive
Yeah, but again salaries are higher as well
I know right
To be honest not that much, in my expierence, living in London and Milan is more expensive, Dubai could be super cheap if you like to try indian or pakistani food and are not too picky to choose a new nice apartment in a quite far from center area.
@@M4rciuZ you like Dubai
@@mustansir2581 Uhm, not that much but says Dubai is expensive is not totally true; yeah, you can pay 10.000€ for a dinner but you can also pay 2€ for a full meal. In Europe for example is impossible. There'se people here living with 4-500€ a month and making savings. Apart from that, a usual meal in an expat area is about 6-10€, in Milan and London was more expensive; a kebab in Switxerland was 15€! Also housing, with 10k€ a year you can rent a 2 bedroom apartment in a modern and clean building with a parking space and resident's pool and gym; try to find it in western countries.
I'm living with same salary I was having in italy but I'm saving more so how it could be more expensive here!
I like you honest report of what is actually on grounds
I would live in dubai from october 1st to aprill 30th
The advantage is in dubai because is no income tax and no property tax
That would change in 2022 where people would start paying tax
Sorry to interrupt but in last video you said I’ve been living here since 10 years 🤔🤷🏻♂️
Dubai is more for people have businesses or good carriers
That's it
Because stuff is expensive here
I would live abu dhabi
No lot of noise
Less traffic
Great video. Thanks
Working in Dubai and Qatar, which do you suggest guys?
Agree with you 100%
Well said 👏
I Am from Sharjah, and I can agree all with the things she said.
Can you comment on lifestyle and restrictions for young single European women?
It's not like it is portrayed in the media.... They have all the freedom....
Maybe for example u won't find a lot of pubs with genders mixed maybe... But it's definitely not like it is stereotyped
Nice vid darling thanks
Thanks
Yeah just so in your mind that visiting Dubai is a bad idea it's not
I am from Dubai ya the weather is so hot 🥵
Exactly
it’s not 12 month summer, this is dishonest, Dubai climate is mild in winter to very warm, and humid in summer .
I hate hot weather 🥵
this nice one OKsy!!
Thanks
Abu Dhabi is much better than Dubai, better quality of life and better restaurants.
🤷 it's just personal opinion
Spot on! I left dubai after 21 year flat broke! So new comers be wise!
Why were u broke?
Hello I want to move to Dubai but not as employees or working there I have my own business which make 7 figure a month any idea how can I move to Dubai for atleast 10 years ??.
For 10 years you can't. You have an option to open a company, or get a remote-work visa and renew it every year.
@@OksyVlogs ok thanks what about investor visa ? I am ready to invest 10m dirham in Dubai property ? Somehow was talking about investor visa you have any idea ?
Please contact Denis, he can provide you with a free consultation regarding the visa for property investors:
ua-cam.com/users/DubaiRealty
@@OksyVlogs ok thank you so much
+971564994892 Denis, experienced real estate agent in Dubai
If you marry or have a child with someone there would you get citizenship? I’m just wondering because the visa thing was interesting
Very honest and nice make up you got 😉
Thank you 😊
it’s not 12 month summer, this is dishonest,,, Dubai climate is mild in winter to very warm, and fairly humid in summer .
Hi, The school fees is that per month, per term or per year?? thanks
Great video - many thanks!!!!!
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