The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE), in coordination with the Abu Dhabi Registration Authority (ADRA), has shut down 11 unlicensed domestic worker recruitment offices in Al Ain. The closures follow multiple community complaints, with violators facing legal, administrative, and financial penalties, and cases referred to the Public Prosecution.
Abu Dhabi has launched streamlined permit rules for school food suppliers via the Tamm app. The new guidelines require compliance with strict safety, nutritional, and operational standards—promoting healthier, safer meals in schools.
Read MoreThe UAE’s TDRA has launched Digital FraudHunter, a free AI-powered tool that detects scams across SMS, email, and social media, giving residents powerful protection against online fraud.
Read MoreLana Zaki Nusseibeh, a seasoned Emirati diplomat and former UAE Ambassador to the UN, has been appointed as Minister of State. Known for her leadership in international diplomacy and her pioneering role as the first woman to represent the UAE at the UN, Nusseibeh brings decades of experience in global affairs and government service to her new role.
Read MoreThe UAE has launched a single-step Emirates ID renewal and replacement system, allowing residents to complete the process online in minutes. The new service saves time, simplifies paperwork, and supports the country’s digital transformation vision.
Read MoreThe UAE is rethinking the traditional 12-year school system, with educators suggesting that technology and micro-credentials could shorten learning time. Students may soon be able to learn anytime, anywhere, and complete their education faster while gaining real-world skills.
Read MoreThe UAE has lowered the minimum age to start a business from 21 to 18 years, opening new doors for young entrepreneurs. Under the updated Commercial Transactions Law, individuals as young as 18 can now legally establish, own, and manage companies, while those aged 15 to 18 can participate in trade with approvals.
Read MoreDiscover essential tips for expats driving in the UAE, from understanding local traffic laws and road signs to navigating highways safely. This comprehensive guide helps newcomers adapt quickly, avoid fines, and enjoy a stress-free driving experience in the Emirates. Perfect for first-time drivers in the UAE.
Read MoreGold prices in the UAE have soared to record levels, with 22-karat gold now exceeding AED 400 per gram. Driven by global economic factors, geopolitical tensions, and investor demand, the surge is impacting both shoppers and investors. Residents are navigating higher costs for jewelry and bullion, while financial experts highlight gold’s enduring appeal as a safe-haven asset.
Read MoreLearn how to protect your skin and stay healthy under the UAE’s strong sun. From proper hydration and sunblock use to wearing protective clothing and planning outdoor activities wisely, these essential tips help you enjoy the outdoors safely while avoiding heat-related illnesses, sunburns, and long-term skin damage.
Read MoreGo beyond "Hello" to connect with the UAE. This guide provides expats with essential Arabic phrases for daily life, from greetings and dining to shopping and getting directions. Learning these simple words and their cultural context is a sign of respect and a key to a richer, more meaningful expat experience in the Emirates.
Read MoreThe UAE has opened applications for its new 10-year Blue Residency Visa, designed exclusively for environmental experts, researchers, and sustainability leaders. This merit-based long-term visa highlights the nation’s commitment to climate action and positions the UAE as a global hub for green innovation and environmental leadership.
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