Abu Dhabi’s Zayed International Airport is transforming the passenger experience with a cutting-edge biometric Smart Travel system that clears immigration in just seven seconds. The new AI-powered process replaces manual checks with facial recognition, offering faster, smoother, and more secure travel for millions of passengers.
The UAE has unveiled a detailed list of fines and penalties for influencers and content creators under the new Media Law 2025. From unlicensed promotions to content that disrespects religion, national symbols, or spreads misinformation — the rules set clear boundaries for responsible digital behaviour.
Read MoreThe UAE has launched the “Aqdar for Digitally Secure Schools” initiative, making it the first country in the world to implement a comprehensive framework to protect students and educators from online threats. The program combines cybersecurity, awareness campaigns, and equitable access to technology to ensure safe and responsible digital learning across all schools.
Read MoreThe UAE's banking regulations require tourists to meet specific criteria to open non-resident accounts, including providing documentation such as a valid passport, visit visa, proof of home country address, and a bank reference letter. These accounts come with limitations and are subject to in-person verification to comply with Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations.
Read MoreThe UAE Fuel Price Committee has announced petrol and diesel prices for October 2025, effective from October 1. The update reflects global oil market trends and aims to maintain transparent, market-aligned fuel costs for residents and businesses across the country.
Read MoreThe UAE has announced new rules and deadlines requiring businesses to switch to digital invoices by July 2026, marking a major milestone in the country’s digital transformation drive. The move is designed to boost tax compliance, reduce errors, and streamline transactions, ensuring that companies across all sectors are ready for a fully digitized economy.
Read MoreThe UAE has introduced new visa categories to attract global talent, support humanitarian work, and facilitate family visits. Key updates include visas for AI specialists, cruise ship workers, entertainment professionals, and humanitarian workers, alongside residence permits for widows, divorcees, and business explorers.
Read MoreThe UAE Ministry of Education has updated five major digital education platforms with new links to improve access and usability for students, teachers, and parents. The move aims to enhance online learning, streamline educational services, and support a modern, technology-driven approach to education across the country.
Read MoreMeta has activated teen accounts for Facebook and Messenger users worldwide, giving 13 to 17-year-olds extra safety protections, content filters, and parental controls. The move marks a major step in online child safety as hundreds of millions of teens are now automatically placed under these enhanced digital safeguards.
Read MoreThe UAE is preparing for a major milestone in its financial landscape as businesses get ready to submit their first corporate tax returns by September 30, 2025. This historic step marks the country’s transition from a largely tax-free environment to a tax-compliant hub aligned with global standards, ushering in a new era of transparency, governance, and accountability for companies of all sizes.
Read MoreThe UAE’s updated traffic law, effective March 29, 2025, introduces tougher punishments for unlicensed driving—fines up to AED 50,000, potential jail time, and vehicle impoundment aimed at elevating road safety and compliance.
Read MoreThe UAE has unveiled its new 2025–2026 academic calendar, giving students across the country 135 days off during the year. With 178 instructional days, the schedule reflects a strategic balance between academics and much-needed downtime, while also making it easier for families to plan ahead.
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