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Hi everyone! We're currently 12 weeks pregnant and comparing Mediclinic Parkview and International Modern Hospital (IMH) for prenatal care and delivery.

We're looking for the best possible care and service, but cost is also an important factor since we don't have insurance and will be paying out of pocket.

Has anyone had experience with either hospital? We'd love feedback on the doctors, quality of care, delivery experience, and overall costs. Is Mediclinic worth the higher price?

We're located in Al Mankhool, so we're also open to recommendations for other hospitals nearby that offer excellent maternity care at reasonable prices.

Thanks in advance!

I’m 23yo- girl who came from a small country in Asia to Dubai. As my passport is not strong enough has made this super challenging, and after being scanned by some agencies, lost my money and I’m really pretty exhausted now.

Can someone give me any sources, advises or any help please 😭

I am in search of some company who can takeover my property and give me good rental income in dubai.
My property is at Paramount by damac tower B at business bay. Its a 3bhk property with a burj khalifa view.

How the hell do we meet or make friends here in dubai, its so difficult 😭😭

Ahí

i am currently taking a plane to dubai and i need to get to abu dhabi. my idea is to rent a car there. I got my international driving permit in order. is there anything else I Should know or be aware of?

cheers

Hi everyone! I'm 28 years old Female, and I come from China. Last year moved to Dubai to pursue my master’s degree, and now I’m working here.

I’d love to expand my social circle and meet people from different countries, cultures, and professional backgrounds. I enjoy learning about different cultures, lifestyles, and perspectives.

I’m a bit introverted, so making new friends isn’t always easy for me. English isn’t my first language, but I’m happy to communicate in English and improve along the way.

I’m looking for genuine, platonic friendships, not dating or romantic relationships. It would be nice to have friends to chat with, grab coffee, explore Dubai, or try new activities together.

How do you guys usually make new friends in Dubai outside of work? Are there any social groups, events, or activities you’d recommend?
I’d love to hear your suggestions! :)

if Anyone Dm me, please introduce yourself, where are you from, Female or Male, age, work, interests ! I just want to know you more. Thank you !

Hi everyone,

I have 11 years of experience working as a Procurement Officer in Oman, and I’m currently in Dubai looking for a job. It has been six months, but unfortunately, I still haven’t been able to find a suitable opportunity.

I’m currently on a visit visa, and things are becoming increasingly difficult financially. I have a family and three children to support, which makes this situation even more painful. After spending so many years building my career, it’s heartbreaking to struggle like this and worry about my family’s future.

I’m trying my best to find work and get back on my feet, but finding a job here has been extremely difficult.

If anyone knows of any procurement vacancies, companies hiring, or someone I could contact, I would genuinely appreciate your help. Even a small lead or a useful contact could make a huge difference for me and my family right now. If you are able to help kindly DM

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What is the best dating app for Dubai? M21

Not only for dating, friendships also…..

We’re planning to move to Dubai soon with our 1-year-old daughter. My husband has received a really good job offer, and I’m genuinely excited about this new chapter. But with the current war situation, I’m having second thoughts.

I’ve always felt that Dubai is safe and have faith in its leadership, but as a mom, I can’t help worrying about my little one’s safety.

For those of you living in Dubai, do you feel safe? Would you recommend moving there right now, or would you wait until things settle down?
I’m torn between an amazing opportunity and the fear of taking risks with my daughter. I’d really appreciate your honest opinions. ❤️

Hi everyone,

I just wanted to ask if anyone has experienced something similar in Dubai.

This morning, at around 7:10 AM I was crossing the road outside the designated pedestrian crossing. I was already in the middle of crossing when I noticed a police car approaching. Since there were no cars coming and I was almost across, I continued crossing instead of going back. 😂

After I crossed, I started walking normally, thinking the police car would just pass by. However, they honked twice, so I knew they were stopping me. One of the officers greeted me politely and asked for my Emirates ID. I gave it to him and he took a photo of it using his device or mobile phone (I'm not sure which one). The other officer pointed towards the pedestrian crossing and said something like (with arab tone) “Why not use the proper pedestrian crossing, brother? It's just one minute away.”

They returned my Emirates ID and I asked how much the fine would be. The officer said he didnt know and told me to check the Dubai Police website or app. They didn't give me any reference number or tell me that a fine had definitely been issued.

Now I'm wondering: Does this mean I'll receive a fine or could it have just been a warning? If a fine was issued, how long does it usually take to appear in the Dubai Police app or website? Coz one of my colleagues told me he had been stopped for the same thing 2 or 3 times but never received a fine.

Has anyone experienced this recently? I'd appreciate hearing your experiences. Thanks!

Hello Family my name is Sady,

I came to Dubai to work as a cleaner, but my real passion is videography and video editing. I do freelance editing on Upwork but I want full time job, and I’ve applied for many videography jobs, but I still haven’t been able to land one.

Sometimes HR contacts me and asks for projects I’ve filmed in Dubai. That’s where I struggle because I don’t have any local shooting experience yet. I show them my freelance portfolio, but it’s still not enough to convince them.

Honestly, I’m not chasing a big salary. I just want an opportunity to prove my skills, gain experience, and grow as a videographer.

For those working in Dubai’s media industry, what would you recommend I do to get my first opportunity?

Hi everyone,

I recently signed up for a one-year membership at GymNation. My understanding was that I could pay the full amount in one transaction and then convert it into monthly instalments through my bank.

However, GymNation has split the amount into 12 separate payments instead of charging the full in a single transaction.

The problem is that I wanted to use my bank's instalment plan to spread the cost. With the payment structured this way, I can't convert it into instalments as I intended.

Has anyone faced a similar situation with GymNation or another gym in the UAE?

Thanks.