Did I read somewhere that this is just for tourism? What about those looking to work or study? I think they still need to go through the usual visa process, right?
Didn’t we talk about something similar last month? Or was it a different policy? Anyway, I think it’s good to see steps being taken to manage immigration more effectively.
Wait, did I miss something? Are we saying that now you can change jobs within a year without going through immigration again if you have an ICT permit? That’s actually pretty handy.
Did anyone mention how this strategy might affect the integration of these skilled immigrants into the local communities and workplaces? It's crucial that this isn't just about filling positions but also about fostering inclusion.
Wasn’t there a similar initiative last year, or am I mixing things up? Anyway, ensuring these firms comply without major disruptions to their services is key. Hope they manage!
I read about the complexities of closing a business in the UAE, but I keep forgetting the details. It’s a lot to keep in mind, especially the part about making sure all employees have their exit stamps.
Didn't we discuss something similar last month? Or was that about a different country's visa policies? It's hard to keep track sometimes. This does sound like a positive change, though, if I'm remembering right.
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