Undoubtedly, the biggest incentive for any expatriate to move to and live in the UAE is its Zero tax on income. This allows plenty of room for one to make the most of their take home pay.

Expats in the UAE are spoilt for choice when it comes to lifestyle and cultural activities. Alongside the beautiful beaches, the UAE is home to some of the world’s largest shopping malls, hotels and restaurants. In addition it also hosts several sporting events like the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Abu Dhabi Golf Championship. Let alone cultural attractions like the Louvre Abu Dhabi and the Dubai Opera House.

As a gateway to Asia, Middle East, Africa and Europe, the UAE is considered as an air travel Hub. It’s airlines continue to promote strong connectivity to various destinations, making it a perfect starting point to travel the world for business of leisure.

The incredible expat population within the UAE contributes to a truly cosmopolitan country which is reflected in the work environment. Living in the UAE will allow you to get a firsthand experience into various cultures as you mingle with your co-workers. In addition, English is widely spoken so you won’t be lost in translation.

Many International companies have setup their Middle East headquarters in the UAE, offering great career progression opportunities for expat employees and entrepreneurs.

The UAE’s infrastructure remains one of the most reliable in the world as a result of heavy investment by the government. The UAE is home to the region’s best colleges, universities, hospitals and medical facilities. The transport service, from land to water taxis, to buses and metros, are highly efficient.

Dubai and Abu Dhabi remain top destinations in the Middle East for quality of living. While property rents and the overall cost of living can be on the higher side, living standards in the UAE hive increased considerably in the recent years.

You can easily eat your way around the world thanks to the UAE’s plethora of restaurants serving authentic international dishes.

Happiness in the UAE is taken very seriously. As a result, the UAE has appointed a Minister of State for Happiness to oversea the creation of policies and legislations that not only promote happiness and prosperity in the workplace but also ensure that these virtues are part of people’s lifestyle.