Dubai has a large Russian-speaking community
It is easy to find your people here, settle in faster and feel at home.
Official employment
Moving to Dubai — simpler than it looks
We find the job, handle the paperwork and help you settle in. Earnings from $2,500.
Jobs you can take
We match you with a suitable vacancy and explain how the work is organised beforehand.
Packing and warehouse
Picking orders, packing goods and handling labels.
Places available
Delivery driver
Delivering orders around Dubai in a company car.
Few places left
Forklift driver
Moving goods and operating equipment in a warehouse.
Hiring now
Construction and installation
Trades and technical roles on Dubai sites.
Hiring paused
Hotel cleaning and housekeeping
Cleaning rooms and public areas in hotels and apart-hotels.
Selection under way
Waiter
Serving guests in cafés and restaurants.
Selection under way
Hostess
Greeting and seating guests in a restaurant.
Selection under way
Barista
Coffee, drinks and working the counter in a coffee shop.
Selection under way
Security guard
Access control and order on site.
Selection under way
Beauty salon specialist
Salon work: hair, nails, treatments.
Selection under way
Sales assistant, Nike
Sports store: helping with footwear and clothing.
Selection under way
Sales assistant, Adidas
Sports store: advice and sales.
Selection under way
Kitchen assistant
Prep work, helping the chef and keeping the kitchen in order.
Selection under way
Carer for an elderly person
Care and help for an elderly person in a family.
Selection under way
What we take on
Six things you would otherwise have to handle yourself. Each card shows what it looks like without us.
We find a reliable employer
We check the company before we offer it to you.
We go through it with our own checklist, not by word of mouth. The contract is signed for two years.
On your own
Finding an employer yourself
- There is nothing to check a company against: all you have is friends’ advice and a quick search.
- It is easy to believe promises that turn out to be untrue on arrival.
- Without knowing local rules, it is hard to see what is wrong with an offer.
We agree the terms in advance
Salary, schedule and paperwork — before you travel.
No “we’ll sort it out there” and no floating figures. We have requirements for employers and we check that they are met.
On your own
Negotiating yourself
- Some terms are never published in job ads.
- You would have to negotiate salary and schedule yourself, with nothing to lean on.
- The gap between what was promised and what is real often shows up only on arrival.
We handle the paperwork
We tell you what is needed and check the set.
At every step we explain which documents are needed, in what form and what to sign. We check the set before it goes off.
On your own
Collecting documents yourself
- It is easy to collect the wrong set, or the right one in the wrong form.
- Every redo costs weeks.
- There is no one to ask what exactly you are signing.
We keep track of the timing
We tell you what is happening and what comes next.
We stay in touch with the employer and the authorities. You see the same progress in Job Tracker.
On your own
Tracking the timing yourself
- You would have to chase the status yourself.
- You could be the last to hear about a delay.
- It is unclear whether to keep waiting or to act.
We stay with you until day one
We stay in touch until your first working day.
We check that what was agreed is what happens on the ground. If something differs, we take it up with the employer ourselves.
On your own
Starting work alone
- After landing you would have to deal with the paperwork on your own.
- If the terms differ, you are on your own with it.
- There is no one to ask what the next step is.
We help if it does not work out
We look into it and find another option.
This is help with the problem, not a promise of a transfer.
On your own
Changing jobs yourself
- You would have to change jobs there on your own.
- It is unclear where to start and who to turn to.
- It is easy to decide in a hurry and regret it.
Hiring decisions and visas come from the employer and the competent UAE authorities, not from the agency.
Your route to Dubai
Six clear stages — from the first conversation to your first day at work.
01
We get to know you
We go through your experience, your English and what you want. Then we offer a suitable vacancy.
02
We check your documents
We check your passport and form before the documents go to the employer and the UAE authorities.
03
You receive a job offer
Before you travel you see the employer, the position, the salary and the main terms of the contract.
The terms are known in advance
04
You receive the visa
The electronic entry visa arrives by email. You save it and get ready to fly.
05
You arrive in Dubai
The flight is behind you. Ahead: local paperwork, the Emirates ID and a new city to discover.
06
You start work
You meet the team, get your instructions and begin your first working day.
You are in Dubai.
We stay in touch.
We help you find your feet and sort out questions about the job.
Your stage
always at hand
This is definitely about you
Name, vacancy and current stage — right at the top, no scrolling.
Check your status
Only you and your manager can see this
Check us
and sign documents
Check a document and an employee’s official contact. You can also sign a document right on your phone.
Document verification
Our document or a fake
All services in detail
The number and date of issue show whether the company issued it, whether it is valid and what it says.
Check a document Document signing Sign with a finger on your phoneUpload the document, sign on the screen and place the signature where it belongs. No printing, no photographing pages.
Sign a document Employee verification Is this our manager?Find a record by name, ID or contact. Compare its WhatsApp or Telegram with the person who contacted you.
Check an employeeWe have explained
how it all works.
Now it is people’s turn.
Videos, messages and discussions are collected separately. See what people who have already done it say.
Watch the storiesApplication
Let’s start with your situation
A few fields are enough for us to see how we can help. After that we talk on WhatsApp or Telegram — no ten-page forms.
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1
We read your request
Citizenship, city and preferences show which vacancies are realistic for you.
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2
We write to you first
On WhatsApp or Telegram, to the number you gave. We never write first from unfamiliar accounts.
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We name the next step
What to prepare and how long it takes. No blind promises.
We never ask for prepayment
You can check any employee before money is ever mentioned — check an employee.
Licence
UAE MOHRE licence
Employment agency licence issued by the UAE Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE). Open the full document and zoom in on any detail.
Scroll; zoom with a pinch or a double tap — like a photo