Hello,

The Dubai Health Authority (DHA) requires you to have suitable qualifications and licence from your home country in order to work in a medical vocation in Dubai. Th e visa requirements for entering Dubai can change at any time, so it's critical to keep up to date. Yo u must first obtain an entry visa, which is provided upon arrival in Dubai. Second, everyone intending to live or work in Dubai must get a health card stating that they are clear of contagious diseases. Finally, if you have a valid health card, an entry visa, and a documented job agreement, you will be awarded a labour card. The labour card allows you to work in the United Arab Emirates. Finally, a residency visa, which allows the holder to stay in Dubai for more than 30 days, is required.

Salaries in the medical and healthcare industries vary depending on the job type, amount of responsibility, qualifications, and whether a hospital or clinic is public or private.

Jobs in the healthcare field usually involve a stipend for housing, though this varies depending on the position. A general practitioner in Dubai can expect to earn roughly 243,805 AED per year, while a Staff Nurse can expect to earn around 87,764 AED per year. In Dubai, a Medical Technologist earns an average of 111,289 AED per year.

Hope this helps!