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UAE Indian Community |
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Indian expatriate community is reportedly the largest ethnic community in UAE constituting roughly about 30 per cent of the country’s population. Though most of the Indians living here are employed, about 10 per cent of the Indian population is the dependent family members. Among the Indian States, Kerala is the most represented followed by Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. However, Indians from the Northern States, all put together, also form significant portion of the UAE Indian population. Both the Indian Embassy and the Consulate in Dubai have a separate Wing to cater to the needs of the Indian community. This Wing also attends to issues like repatriation, settlement of labour disputes and taking up issues with the concerned State Governments back in India. |
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Citizen Interface |
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It is advantageous for the NRIs living in UAE to register with the Indian Embassy for many reasons. The registration of the deaths of Indians is also now fairly simplified and computerized. Government of India has established Indian Community Welfare Fund for the benefit of the Indian community in this country. This fund will be used only for the stranded and needy Indians. |
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Recruitments |
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Recruitment of skilled workers with ECR passports is possible only through a process of attestation of employment contracts either by the Embassy or the Consulate. Recruiting Indian domestic maids is subject to the verification of the sponsor and fulfilling certain safety obligations by the employer. Embassy has brought out information booklets in the form of FAQs with regard to the recruitment of skilled, unskilled and domestic maids. |
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Living In UAE |
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UAE is a very hospitable country for Indians. However, Indians, especially new entrants should be aware of the social ethos and customs of this country for better and happier living in this country. Medical services are quite expensive and, therefore, every Indian living in UAE has to have an insurance cover both for medical and life. |
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