Articles on the topic "Arab Emirates"

In the center of Business Bay, in the fashionable territory of the United Arab Emirates, rises the 69-story Paramount Dubai hotel, turning into a real “blockbuster” of hotel offerings. Here, with the help of modern media technologies, every corner, from the 823 rooms to the lobbies and lounges, is imbued with the glamorous atmosphere of American cinema.
Dubai is famous for its investment appeal, but often the spotlight falls on the same well-known areas that everyone talks about and aspires to explore. However, within this dynamic and rapidly evolving city, there exist lesser-known gems, where the potential for comparable or even superior returns on investment is ripe.
Real estate in Dubai frequently triggers apprehensions and uncertainties. However, let’s delve into these concerns together to understand why Dubai continues to stand out as one of the most captivating destinations for both residence and investment.
When going on vacation to the United Arab Emirates, many people think about where and how to spend their vacation. This article presents to your attention the top ways to spend time in Dubai, one of the most luxurious cities in the United Arab Emirates.
In recent years, the real estate market in the United Arab Emirates has experienced significant growth. However, not every offer merits attention. Let’s examine the drawbacks of the race for new developments.
We analyzed the 9 most common myths about Dubai. Is everything really that expensive? Is it impossible to buy a SIM card? What about clothes? Continued in our article.
The UAE’s population is projected to increase by 92,756 due to migration. In other words, the number of permanent residents entering the country will exceed the current total number of residents.
Millions of people strive to find opportunities to invest and increase their capital daily. Cryptocurrency platforms have become an attractive option for those looking for new ways to increase funds. However, among the various offers on the market, there are also fraudulent schemes aimed at deceiving investors and depriving them of funds. In this review, we will look at one of these dubious exchanges called Ouknm, analyze the available information about it, identify negative customer reviews, consider fraud schemes, and reveal signs of dishonest activity.
We welcome all entrepreneurs and those dreaming of starting a business in the United Arab Emirates. Today, we want to share important information about tax incentives for businesses in Free Economic Zones (FEZs) in Dubai and other regions of the UAE.
The UAE became a federal state in 1971 with six emirates and a seventh joining a year later. The history of the UAE is characterized by rapid development; there is no other country in the world that has formed and developed into such a state in such a short time.
Today, we would like to share with you our thoughts and experiences on a topic that often remains in the shadows when discussing business strategies – risk assessment in businesses in the Emirates.
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In today’s fast-paced world, convenience is king. Consumers are constantly seeking ways to simplify their lives and streamline their daily tasks. One industry that has embraced this demand for convenience is the fragrance industry, with…
Most businessmen consider the UAE to be a perfect place for business development due to its favorable tax policy. However, there have been significant changes to standard tax procedures.
Are you running a business in the UAE but postponing accounting? You shouldn’t. Incorrect accounting can result in fines, account blocking, business suspension, and even a ban on operations in the UAE. However, with proper accounting practices, significant savings can be achieved. Professional bookkeeping can decrease company costs and boost revenue. And no, we’re not referring to illegal practices that could lead to penalties in the UAE.
Entrepreneurs from all over the world come to the UAE. They register their businesses there, obtain freelancer visas, and purchase real estate.
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In today’s world, Dubai is the pinnacle of vacation spots. The emirate, often known as the Venice of the Gulf, has everything you could want for a getaway, from natural beauty to breathtaking engineering feats…
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Dubai, known as the “City of Cities,” has transformed from a minor desert port into one of the world’s most remarkable entertainment destinations. The emirate now hosts a wide array of world-class sporting events, including…
Over the past 50 years, few places on Earth have undergone as drastic a transformation as the United Arab Emirates.
+30 % business growth. In the first quarter of last year, the number of business licenses in Dubai increased by 30%.
Dubai has been one of the leading international business centers and economic leaders of the future for several years now. Recently, it has become clear that it is also a key destination for foreign offices and domestic companies. According to Yale University, the total number has exceeded 1,000 and continues to grow. However, to successfully penetrate this lucrative market, which offers many business opportunities, it is necessary to develop a strategy that takes into account both local conditions and many unpredictable factors. In this article, we will discuss the features of PR in the UAE and effective strategies for business development in this region, especially in Dubai.
The official state language in the Emirates is Arabic. All documents are written in modern Arabic, negotiations are conducted and information is reported to local media.
Dubai is not the lifeless desert it was once thought to be! The Emirates have debunked the stereotype that their land is uninhabitable. They have built the world’s tallest building on shifting sands and created oases of greenery, defying nature. The desert has transformed into a Garden of Eden, and here are the five greenest and most environmentally friendly areas of Dubai, where living is comfortable even at +40 degrees.
The construction of Palm Jumeirah marked one of Dubai’s initial steps toward global recognition. The Crown Prince of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed, pledged to create an artificial archipelago resembling a palm tree with 17 fronds by 2006. He aimed to transform the emirate into a premier tourist destination and luxury resort.
The Singing Fountain in Dubai is deservedly considered the best fountain in the world, as well as one of the main attractions of the United Arab Emirates. The fountain is located in the center of Dubai near the famous Burj Khalifa Tower, on a large lake that was created artificially. The fountain is a unique creation of human hands, and it can safely be called one of the wonders of the world.
One method to secure a residence permit in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and attain tax residency is by either establishing a new business or acquiring an existing company. The decision between these options is…
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is a sought-after destination for business, but cultural nuances raise concerns among international observers. Divergent ratings portray a complex picture, with some highlighting women’s protection and others pointing to discrimination.
The Finance World Accounting & Tax Awards 2024, presented by iFund Factoring & Forfaiting Services and powered by Wasaya Investments, recently honored pioneers in accounting, tax, audit & finance. Hosted by Finance World Magazine, the…
Dubai, United Arab Emirates – Finance World Magazine proudly announces that nominations are now open for the prestigious UAE Realty Awards 2024. This event honors the tycoons of UAE’s real estate industry.
Recently there was heavy rain in Dubai: the norm for six months of rainfall fell in one day. Schools were switched to distance learning, flights were canceled or moved to other airports. It became impossible to use ground transport for a certain time.
You may have already heard that you don’t have to pay income tax when you resell real estate. The yield on local real estate can reach 10% per year, while in London and New York, it does not exceed 4–5%.

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