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Originally posted by MPwannadecentincome View Postor a camel
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostWhy not live in one of those Bedouin tents in the desert? Cheap and cheerful, and you just need a Land Rover to get to work.
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Originally posted by cailin maith View PostYep - My brother is in Dubai, although he works in Abu Dhabi - he and his g/f rent a 1 bed Apt - it works out at about €40k
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Originally posted by MPwannadecentincome View PostI've heard accommodation is scarce and very expensive, £50K plus just to rent an apartment!
And for a contractor the rate is only tax free if you have a long term contract so that you can be out of the UK long enough to not pay UK tax, assuming this will work on the ltd co aspect etc.
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Originally posted by Liability View PostSalary on offer was £120k I beleive of which £50k is for living expenses and 70k tax free. Not bad - but Id want more for the upheavel.
I've heard accommodation is scarce and very expensive, £50K plus just to rent an apartment!
And for a contractor the rate is only tax free if you have a long term contract so that you can be out of the UK long enough to not pay UK tax, assuming this will work on the ltd co aspect etc.
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One of my cousin's lives there...he wants to come here. I told him he's better off there!
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostSo, will they hire you or an Indian chappie on 20% of your rate.
Let me see..........
Apparently not - they arent touching India with a barge pole - probably due to potential backlash from the community [Hindu etc]
To quote an agent this morning "they have hired ex Barclays and ex-Accenture" at the top level.
Salary on offer was £120k I beleive of which £50k is for living expenses and 70k tax free. Not bad - but Id want more for the upheavel.
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So, will they hire you or an Indian chappie on 20% of your rate.
Let me see..........
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any links or pointers for applying for roles when they start recruiting?
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Abh Dhabi Boom!
This place is on BOOM now
30 year development programme to get Global Companies there - a heck of alot of Infrastructure work and above all loads of IT work
Government has just set up a company to oversee the projects and tax free salaries cant be bad!.
Sadly I would imagine they will start looking for Management Consultants to manage the whole thing Waste a good amount then get a bit of reality and get real people in.Tags: None
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