| A limited liability company, also known as a company with limited liability, is a flexible form of enterprise that blends elements of partnership and corporate structures. It is the most common form of business entity currently formed in UAE. A limited liability company can be formed by a minimum of two and a maximum of 50 persons whose liability is limited to their shares in the companys capital. The minimum equity participation by UAE national is 51% and 49% that of owner. Capital required to form a limited liability company in Dubai is AED 300,000 (US$ 81,744) contributed in cash or in kind. The capital shall not be less than three hundred thousand dirham divided into equal shares the value of each not less than thousand dirham. However, in other Emirates viz., Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Fujairah etc., the capital requirement is AED 150,000 (US$ 40,872). Profit or loss distribution can be prescribed and responsibility of management of an LLC can be vested in the foreign or national partners or third party. The shares of such company are not open for subscription by the public and they do not issue negotiable shares. Such company shall not conduct the business of insurance, banking or investment of money for others. These shares shall not be represented by negotiable instruments. If a body corporate is to be a shareholder in a Limited Liability Company under incorporation, then the capital of the Limited Liability Company shall be double the capital of the company wishing to be a shareholder. If non-nationals holding shares in such company, the U.A.E.) Business Set up Limited Liability Company, LLC |
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| Single Trading, General Trading, Contracting, Transportation, Technical Services, Advertising Agency, etc. |
| Process of establishing an LLC |
To Establish a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in UAE, Establishing an LLC, Client has to follow defined procedures:
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Wednesday, 25 May 2016
LLC License Setup
Monday, 2 May 2016
Residence Visa for Students over 18 in UAE
UAE NEWS:Residence Visa for Students over 18 in UAE
You can get residence visa for your son who is over 18 age under your sponsorship fulfilling certain rules. . You will be able to renew his residence in UAE. There is no need to cancel the visa.
For example if the son’s residence visa which expires in September (at that time son is under 18 age), the sponsor’s son has 30 days after the expiry, and when the period of 30 days has lapsed, a new residence permit may be applied for his son if he need to continue his higher education within the UAE, and in this event, the new visa will be valid only for one year and must be renewed annually.
In a move to solve the problem faced by many expatriate residents who are not eligible to sponsor their sons aged above 18 years unless they are students of recognized educational institutions in the country, the Dubai Naturalisation and Residency Department (DNRD) has decided to treat residence visa applications for this category on a humanitarian grounds.
"All the cases classified under the said category are issued residence visa on humanitarian grounds whether they are parents, sons, sisters or brothers provided they furnish a security deposit of AED.5,000. This amount is to be paid only once when the residence visa is granted for the first time and is refunded to the applicant upon visa-cancellation," said Colonel Saeed Mattar bin Bleilah, Director of the DNRD. The AED.5,000 security deposit would not be required every year, for the renewal of the visa.
At the time of renewal of the son's residence visa, only the residence fees need to be paid and not the Dh5,000 deposit which is collected only once, irrespective of how many times it is renewed annually.
As per the UAE Federal Entry and Residency Law and its by-laws issued in a Cabinet order in 1997, an expatriate parent could sponsor his children on residence visa until the boys has reached the age of 18 and until the daughters got married regardless of their age.
For example if the son’s residence visa which expires in September (at that time son is under 18 age), the sponsor’s son has 30 days after the expiry, and when the period of 30 days has lapsed, a new residence permit may be applied for his son if he need to continue his higher education within the UAE, and in this event, the new visa will be valid only for one year and must be renewed annually.
In a move to solve the problem faced by many expatriate residents who are not eligible to sponsor their sons aged above 18 years unless they are students of recognized educational institutions in the country, the Dubai Naturalisation and Residency Department (DNRD) has decided to treat residence visa applications for this category on a humanitarian grounds.
"All the cases classified under the said category are issued residence visa on humanitarian grounds whether they are parents, sons, sisters or brothers provided they furnish a security deposit of AED.5,000. This amount is to be paid only once when the residence visa is granted for the first time and is refunded to the applicant upon visa-cancellation," said Colonel Saeed Mattar bin Bleilah, Director of the DNRD. The AED.5,000 security deposit would not be required every year, for the renewal of the visa.
At the time of renewal of the son's residence visa, only the residence fees need to be paid and not the Dh5,000 deposit which is collected only once, irrespective of how many times it is renewed annually.
As per the UAE Federal Entry and Residency Law and its by-laws issued in a Cabinet order in 1997, an expatriate parent could sponsor his children on residence visa until the boys has reached the age of 18 and until the daughters got married regardless of their age.
Medical Fitness service centres in Dubai
Medical Fitness screening service centres in Dubai,UAE
Below is the list of Medical Fitness screening service centres under Dubai Health Authority. Satwa Medical fitness centre is now temporarily closed for renovation.
Medical Fitness Provider
Client's Category
Location
Contact Number (04)
Working hours during the week
Working hours during Saturday
Service Type
Al Karama Medical Fitness Express Services Center
All Categories except for housemaids (female)
BurDubai behind Al Karama central post office
3426666
7:00AM-8:30PM
8:00AM-1:00PM
24 hrs, 48 hrs, 4 hrs
Al-Muhaisnah Medical Fitness Centre
All Categories
Al-Muhaisnah 2
5023939
24 hrs
8:00AM-10:00PM
Normal, 24 hrs, 48 hrs, 4 hrs
Satwa Medical Fitness Centre
‘temporarily closed for renovation’
Female/families/Urgent for male
Al-Satwa
5023205
7:00AM-09:00pm
8:00AM-1:00PM
Normal, 24 hrs, 48 hrs, 4 hrs
Al-Mankhool Health Centre
Housemaid of the catchment area
Near Dubai Eid Musllah
5021267
7:30AM-2:00PM
Off
Normal, 24 hrs, 48 hrs
Al-Twar Health Centre
Housemaid of the catchment area
Al-Twar, Al-Qusais
5022133
7:30AM-2:00PM
Off
Normal, 24 hrs, 48 hrs
Al-Khawaneej Health Centre
Housemaid of the catchment area
Khawaneej
5023034
7:30AM-2:00PM
Off
Normal, 24 hrs, 48 hrs
Al Bada’a Health Centre
Housemaid of the catchment area
Sheikh Zayed Road- Opposite to Shangri-La Hotel from the Back Side
5081046
7:30AM-2:00PM
Off
Normal, 24 hrs, 48 hrs
Al-Lusaily Health Centre
Housemaid of the catchment area
Dubai-Al Ain Road
5022500
8:00AM-2:00PM
(Monday and Wednesday only)
Off
Normal, 24 hrs, 48 hrs
Airport Medical Centre
Dubai International Airport Staff
DubaiInternational Airport
2164959
7:30AM-2:00PM
Off
Normal
Al-Safa Health Centre
Executive employees
Jumeirah 2
3955122
7:30AM-2:30PM
8:00AM-1:00PM
VIP service
DubaiInternational Financial Centre
Dubai International Financial Centre Staff
EmiratesTowers – Sheikh Zayed Road
4289211
8:00AM-3:00PM
Off
DIFC package=AED 350
Dubai Airport Free Zone Authority
DAFZA’s staff & Dubai Silicon Oasis Authority
Terminal 2 - Dubai International Airport
2994436
7:30AM-2:00PM
Off
Normal, 24 hrs, 48 hrs
Jebel Ali Health Centre
JAFZA’s clients and staff
Jebel Ali Free Zone Authority
(JAFZA)
8834240
8:00AM-3:00PM
Off
Normal, 24 hrs, 48 hrs
KnowledgeVillageMedical Fitness Centre
Tecom investments and
executive employees
Next to Dubai Internet City
4347332
7:30AM-2:30PM
off
Normal, VIP, Student sponsored by tecom
Emirates Airline
Emirates Airline Employees
Next to Terminal 1
7081637
9:00AM-4:00PM
Off
Normal
Al Quoz Mall Medical Fitness Center
Corporate
Industrial Quoz 3
45022401
8:00AM-5:00PM
Off
Normal, 24 hrs, 48 hrs
Al Rashidyia Medical Fitness Center
Female Only
Al Rashidyia Next to the Police Station
5022422
8:00AM-1:00PM
Off
Normal, 24 hrs, 48 hrs
Labour Ban and Contracts in UAE
Labour Ban and Contracts in UAE
This article is provide information regarding labour ban for a UAE work visa holder who had completed two years or more than two years with the current organisation and planning to resign and join another employer. The following questions will be answered in this article.
- Will there be any employment ban?
- Eligibility for gratuity
- Air ticket provision from the current organisation?
- Serving the notice period
- Whom should you contact if the current employer refuses to cancel the visa?
Article 117 (1) of the UAE Federal Law No 8 of 1980 states: “Both the employer and the worker may terminate a contract of employment of unlimited duration for a valid reason at any time following its conclusion by giving the other party notice in writing at least 30 days before the termination.”
As per the new information, currently the Ministry of Labour does not impose employment ban on the employee if the employee has completed one year of continuous work with its current employer. Since anyone who have completed continuous job for over one year with your current employer will not get any employment ban. This is applicable in case if you wish to resign from your current employment.
UAE Gratuity Calculation
Also, if you are working on an unlimited employment work visa contract and have completed more than one year but less than three years of employment. Then you will be entitled to receive one-third gratuity in accordance with the provisions of Article 137 of the UAE Federal Law No. 8 of 1980 which states that: “A worker who is bound by a contract of unlimited duration resigns after continuous service of not less than one year and not more than three years shall be entitled to one-third of the normal gratuity.”
Air Ticket provision
In this case, the worker is resigning from the job and so in accordance with Article 131 of the UAE Federal Law No. 8 of 1980 the employee shall bear the cost of air travel to their home country. However, if the labour contract between the employer and the employee states that the employer to pay such cost, then the cost of return ticket for the employee to his/her home country shall be borne by the company.
Notice period serving when resigned
Article 117 of UAE Federal Law No. 8 of 1980 states a notice period of 30 days is to be given, by either the employer or the employee depending on which party need to terminate the contract. In this case the employee must serve the 30 days notice period.
The worker may approach the Ministry of Labour in case the employer refuses to cancel your visa.
UAE News:UAE to remove 6-month labour ban from Jan 2016
UAE to remove 6-month labour ban from Jan 2016
The labour ban can be dismissed if the work permit and employment are terminated in mutual agreement between employee and employer.
The New Year will acclaim the ban-free labour sector in the UAE, much to the benefit for thousands of expatriates.
The Ministry of Labour reported that beginning January 2016, it is going to revoke the six months ban rule, if the employees and employer choose for the mutual termination of the work permit.
The new labour law is part of the new resolutions issued by the Mr. Saqr Ghobash Saeed Ghobash - Labour Minister in September this year.
Humaid Rashid bin Dimas Al Suwaidi, Assistant Undersecretary at Ministry of Labour, stated that under the new resolution, employees who desire to terminate job contract with a permission from their employers will be permitted to transfer to other companies, even if they have not completed two years at the present office or company.
However, employees in grade IV and V who have not completed six months with the first job are exempted from this rule, he further added.
Al Suwaidi mentioned that currently workers who have even completed two years are also not permitted to transfer to a different company immediately. They are really allowed to join up another job only after a period of six months from the date of cancellation of the work permit.
Al Suwaidi verified that the new rule is meant to attract and retain talent, and is in line with the strategic objective of the UAE government to being a knowledge-based economy attracting worldwide talent for jobs in UAE.
The New Year will acclaim the ban-free labour sector in the UAE, much to the benefit for thousands of expatriates.
The Ministry of Labour reported that beginning January 2016, it is going to revoke the six months ban rule, if the employees and employer choose for the mutual termination of the work permit.
The new labour law is part of the new resolutions issued by the Mr. Saqr Ghobash Saeed Ghobash - Labour Minister in September this year.
Humaid Rashid bin Dimas Al Suwaidi, Assistant Undersecretary at Ministry of Labour, stated that under the new resolution, employees who desire to terminate job contract with a permission from their employers will be permitted to transfer to other companies, even if they have not completed two years at the present office or company.
However, employees in grade IV and V who have not completed six months with the first job are exempted from this rule, he further added.
Al Suwaidi mentioned that currently workers who have even completed two years are also not permitted to transfer to a different company immediately. They are really allowed to join up another job only after a period of six months from the date of cancellation of the work permit.
Al Suwaidi verified that the new rule is meant to attract and retain talent, and is in line with the strategic objective of the UAE government to being a knowledge-based economy attracting worldwide talent for jobs in UAE.
Entry Permits to Abu Dhabi
Entry Permits to Abu Dhabi
Sometimes prior arrangement of entry permit is required for travelling to Abu Dhabi - capital city of UAE. The type of visa arrangement changes depending on the purpose of visit and duration of stay in Abu Dhabi. The citizens of some countries are granted visas on arrival at the Abu dhabi airport, while others are required to obtain it from the UAE embassies and consulates across the globe or through authorised travel agents prior to travelling.
Etihad airways is also arranging visa for travellers who had booked their flight tickets through Etihad. etihad airlines is the official carrier of Abu dhabi city. Those people who are on a visit visa are not allowed to take up any kind of employment in the country with or without salary as per the UAE law.
The visitors entry permit allows the visitor to visit the different parts of Abu dhabi and other emirates in UAE.
Working while on a visitor entry permit is illegal and punishable by uae law. the visa rules change frequently so please check them before travelling to abu dhabi or other emirates
How to check visa number on UAE visa
How to check visa number on UAE visa
The visa number can be found on the Visa sticker stamped in your passport page and also on new entry permits if you are coming to UAE for the first time. The number can be seven or more characters long and is printed next to Entry Permit No. in the new entry permits and located next to “File” in the visa sticker on your passport. Be advised that the "Barcode Number" or “Control number” under the barcode is not the Visa number; it is purely used for the recognition by the barcode readers in the immigration department.Visa number is given as Entry Permit No. starting with 201/YYYY/XXXXXXXX in new entry permits and a number starting with 201/YYYY/XXXXXXX next to "File" in the sticker stamped in your passport.
Please click here to check the status of your UAE visa application and follow the instructions. If your application is approved it will show the status.
The toll-free number (8005111) of immigration department’s Amer service will provide your enquiries on visa and residency issues of the General Directorate for Residency and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai. The new eDNRD system is applicable for all applicants and should use eforms for the applications.
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