Living in Dubai - an Expat's Guide to Dubai - 2013 Edition
Book Details
Author(s)Jamie Silver
PublisherExpats Portal
ISBN / ASINB00DO30KC8
ISBN-13978B00DO30KC9
Sales Rank999,342
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
In “Living in Dubai– an Expat’s Guide to Dubai†Jamie Silver lays out a comprehensive guide for expatriates (and visitors) who want to know how to get around and enjoy their time in Dubai. Silver begins with tips for pre-arrival planning before moving to Dubai; giving helpful warnings for travelers bringing children or pets. Jamie also discusses the reasonable expectations for Dubai’s cost of living and recommends practical ways for expatriates and short-term visitors to save money and find good prices for the more expensive products and services.
When moving, expatriates might worry about the moving process, apartment costs, and rental laws in Dubai. Silver gives a straightforward explanation of these processes and gives suggestions for new Expats to avoid illegal brokers and unsavory apartment deals. Jamie discusses practical methods for the acquisition of utilities, transportation, and tax payments.
Finally, Silver provides detailed, well-researched suggestions for travel, recreation, and community in Dubai. From specific grocery recommendations to lists of activity centers for children and adults, Silver keeps readers informed about all the opportunities available in Dubai. Once you’ve moved and settled in with work, the book has a wealth of resources for entertainment, culture, and food.
This book will prove an invaluable resource for expatriates as well as visitors who only visit Dubai for a short time. The extensive table of contents makes it easy for you to find what you need quickly and easily, and Silver’s research and knowledge about all areas of life in Dubai leaves little to be desired. This is a perfect guidebook to put restless expatriates at ease or help expand the horizons of those who have already settled in.
When moving, expatriates might worry about the moving process, apartment costs, and rental laws in Dubai. Silver gives a straightforward explanation of these processes and gives suggestions for new Expats to avoid illegal brokers and unsavory apartment deals. Jamie discusses practical methods for the acquisition of utilities, transportation, and tax payments.
Finally, Silver provides detailed, well-researched suggestions for travel, recreation, and community in Dubai. From specific grocery recommendations to lists of activity centers for children and adults, Silver keeps readers informed about all the opportunities available in Dubai. Once you’ve moved and settled in with work, the book has a wealth of resources for entertainment, culture, and food.
This book will prove an invaluable resource for expatriates as well as visitors who only visit Dubai for a short time. The extensive table of contents makes it easy for you to find what you need quickly and easily, and Silver’s research and knowledge about all areas of life in Dubai leaves little to be desired. This is a perfect guidebook to put restless expatriates at ease or help expand the horizons of those who have already settled in.

