They had just one issue which was resolved pretty quickly by American standards. Lil bro still thinks poop trucks are the norm. They just had to get their infrastructure lined up with the city grid and now it works like most places.
@@hamza2038 he is being sarcastic. He’s talking about Western models being used as toilets by rich Arabs who literally crap on them. Which doesn’t really represent Dubai but westerners feel the need to bring up any negative whenever they feel inferior
4. Be a American profesor because they want the kids at the university to feel like they are receiving a western education 5. Be a extremely over worked and underpaid worker
No, you don’t need to spend that much money in residency. I myself live in UAE 🇦🇪 and you can open a bank account even if you are not a resident ( AED 3,000 for one bank account)
@@NeoSoulXO architecture, more attractions to see and live in, cultural diversity, safety, food is more diverse, better overall weather (summer weather there is an exception)
@@salamahalnahdi572 source: the global slavery index UAE has 2nd most slaves per capita in the middle east and 7th most per capita in the world Literally tons of stuff in the news about the Kafala system and how it's used to basically leverage someone into indentured servitude Literally just Google "UAE slavery"
@@ArkabrataDattaRoyChowdhury11bruh common isn’t it enough to get fked up by ur media over and over 😂? And u’re talking as if ur countries isn’t built up with 🧑🏿🌾👷🏿
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I live in the UAE the country that has Dubai but i reside in Abudhabi the Capital and yeah if you want to live there you just have to work whether your a engineer, chef cleaner, teacher, financier or business man or entrepreneur if your doing something your good the reason is that your job will technically sponsor your stay/your residency and you can always extend your visa or you can do what he did anyways I wouldn't recommend Dubai the capital Abudhabi is better, also the country doesent want someone that won't work or won't invest also if your American or Westerner its paradise because companies would pay you higher salaries + more accommodation that's why 200,000 brits reside here. Every Brit that I see here is either a teacher in a private schools which are most schools or is working in some high end job the common factor is that they get paid really good salaries plus its safer than literally most or all western nations and tax free basically a weird hyper capitalist Halal (to some extent) Libertarian/rich guy paradise.
One thing that i love about dubai is that they use workers from 3rd world countries and make them work in really shitty conditions and give them little to no money🔥🔥🔥🗣🗣
There is NO work in their home countries due to corruption. And no one ‘makes them’ - they go so they can earn money to send back home. Google ‘remittances from Dubai’. Get educated and stop believing leftist mainstream media drivel.
Those workers are brought from poverty and given opportunities to work and earn. Something which is better than what their third world country provides. Many willingly choose to work even in harsh conditions just so they can provide for their families. The world ain't all fantasy and rainbows lil man
Remember people, $13 might not be that much. But remember the people trying to move to the UAE are from places like Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Philippines or somewhere in Africa where $13 could be their pay check for the week. It’s not rich/middle class Europeans/Americans moving here, it’s migrant workers trying to send money back to their home county for their family to live on. And it’s not just the UAE, it’s Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi, Kuwait. All these countries import cheaper labour and the workers send half of their income back to the home country for their families.
@@joelz2255 well doesn't matter America or either third world..poverty and lasy people all around the globe. American poor stays on the streets steeling robbing but third world poor work to live by butt off because motherland teach how to live .....lol
@@user-yd7mt5vc6gll just think why? There is a very simple reasons on top of that. I wouldn’t either for example culture, desert, temperature , concrete, slavery etc.
@@adrianxxxx36 yes there is slavery but that doesnt impact you and the pros are- no tax, cars are cheap, entertainment (if you have money dubai is like heaven), its very safe. And for the heat just take an umbrella in the summer, and what did you mean by concrete?
@@user-yd7mt5vc6g you can't retire there (old people are non-existent there), satisfaction value of materialistic stuff wears out too soon, lots of impediments in business, family and relations matter, etc etc...
@@pear-zq1uj youre right, i cant spell, due to auto correct on its own. but, I would never or even consider going to that shit hole where they haul tons of shits daily from hotels. you cant make desert a paradise no mater how much money you have. why do you think they keep wanting to move here to u.s.? just a thought. if that's not true, perhaps, why are they still here and doesn't want to go back ? hmmm
@@panzerofthelake506nah it's not "good". This rich guy went to Dubai to evade taxes presumably cuz taxes are "absurdly high" for rich people. Instead of yk, helping his country by paying his taxes he prefers living in 50°c Hellscape that enslaves indian immigrants.
@@panzerofthelake506Yeah greed is good. Just like wrath and pride. Ironic that almost all culture villainize those totally natural and expected behaviors. I wonder why
The stupid thing about the visa is that regardless of that you own property in UAE, you have to renew it every 2-3 years. And cannot stay out of country for more than 6 months, or it will expire. Not worth the headache
Renewing isn’t that big of a deal takes like 1 week with the documents in place. Also most people are just going to use this to live in Dubai not really going to spend 6 months abroad maybe just summer months or even just stay in Dubai all year
@@AH-mj1rd Well i’m not a lawyer but it depends if they do a medical test or not for renewal. Very rare to catch those especially HIV if you use protection and monogamous anyways
I live in UAE Alain is a simple city cheap not very expensive but u have to pay 1k or more or less for house stuff like food and other things but if u don’t have enough money to buy a house then u have to pay more than 1k or less but if u add ur food and things u need that is gonna be alot😅
A guy came to our office(in the US) to upgrade some software....he told he lived and worked in Dubai for 22 years. I asked him how was it (he is from Pakistan) he answered "UAE is the best and worst country"...I already knew what he meant.
Well yeah there is a huge different classes segerated by many factors. There are the local citizens, other gulf citizens, western expats, eastern expats in office jobs, and finally the labor class. So depending on your status, your experience will vary
If you are rich you can move on and stay in Dubai but for not rich it cannot afford,i must prefer to stay here in Philippines i own my own house and land and also a farm..
Crime. Tge Phil has more guns per capita than the US; gringos are kidnapping targets. PS - they have a thing called ‘air conditioning’ in DXB - look it up.
We live in UAE we moved here so there are more things to stay like get a car get a house or live in a building have a job spend more the 4 years here then u can get it easily
My guy, what are we talking about? Living costs in the UAE are lower than in major US cities. Unless you're living in some small village, the UAE is much more affordable.
There are several other ways to get residency in the UAE the investment is probably one of the most expensive options. Most get a residency visa through applying for a job in the UAE there are also freelance visa but do your research to find a repitable agency that is lisenced to process freelance visas, E-comerce visa, Also do not look for work while on a visit visa its illegal.
Once the ‘Line’ and Riyadh are built up, there’s gonna be a deflation in Doha and Dubai. The Arabs quest for wow factor to attract income has turned Cities into a trend, as a consequence cities will rise and fall
@NarasimhaDiyasena the line and all the other projects saudi has lined up is a pipe dream. Dubai is a a reality and has been meticulously built up by its rulers for 50 years. whereas the line is a pipe dream from one young authoritarian leader desperate to start diversification 20 years too late. besides say what you will about dubai, but the urban planning there is godsend compared to the dystopia planned for neom.
@@NarasimhaDiyasenait always seemed weird to me how middle eastern arab countries are so focused on shock factor and extravaganza instead of trying to shift their dependence on oil. The world is changing and green energy is the ultimate shift of the 21st century, yet these nations are still building skyscrapers and attracting tax evaders while also violating human rights, I don't see them striving for that long honestly.
@@imnotreanalbertospynotatal6968They don't have the population to get them skilled and produce In a scale that would be exportable. Construction industry is running on migrant labour and rich immigrants to fuel it.
I think I’m happy staying in the UK…. I don’t pay 50% tax here and I’m free to do what I want without consequences such a few drinks outside on a sunny day with friends and have a laugh.. not worry about what I’m wearing, or being gay. money isn’t everything cause all I hear in these videos is money money money..
Opening a company and getting residency can take monthes , i experienced it last year , so me steps to do and time consuming but for my business it is beneficial
Everything is fake in Dubai. The Burj Khalifa doesn’t have sewage and they built stupid fucking islands out of sand which are sinking and will soon be underwater.
