Find Jobs in Dubai & the UAE – 19,206+ Vacancies Updated Daily
GetGulfJob lists 19,206+ open jobs in the UAE, updated every day, from employers in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman and Ras Al Khaimah. Browse sales jobs, accounting and finance jobs, IT jobs, engineering jobs, healthcare and nursing jobs and hotel and restaurant jobs, then apply free with your CV.
- Open jobs
- 19,206+, about 8 in 10 in Dubai
- Biggest areas
- Management, finance, sales, engineering, IT, education, healthcare
- Typical pay
- About AED 3,500–7,000 a month entry level, AED 8,000–20,000 mid-level, tax-free
- Cost to apply
- Free for job seekers
Jobs in the UAE: Frequently Asked Questions
Where are most jobs in the UAE?
Most jobs are in Dubai, which accounts for about eight in ten of the openings on GetGulfJob, followed by Abu Dhabi, the capital, and Sharjah. Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, Umm Al Quwain and Al Ain also have regular openings, especially in retail, hospitality, education and manufacturing.
What kinds of jobs can I find on GetGulfJob?
GetGulfJob lists jobs in every major field, including management, accounting and finance, sales, engineering, IT, education, healthcare, hospitality, real estate, construction, logistics and driving.
How do I get a work visa for the UAE?
You need a job offer from a UAE employer. The employer applies for your work permit through the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE), or through the free zone authority for free zone jobs. After you arrive you complete a medical test and biometrics, and you receive your residence visa and Emirates ID. Under the UAE Labour Law, the employer pays the recruitment and visa costs, not the worker.
What is a typical salary in the UAE?
As a guide for 2026, entry-level jobs pay about AED 3,500 to 7,000 a month, mid-level professionals earn about AED 8,000 to 20,000, and senior and management roles pay AED 25,000 or more. There is no personal income tax on salaries, and many packages add housing, transport or flight allowances.
What is Emiratisation?
Emiratisation requires private companies to employ a set share of UAE nationals. Companies with 50 or more employees must raise the share of Emiratis in skilled roles by 2% a year, and smaller companies in certain sectors must hire at least one or two Emiratis. Most jobs remain open to expatriates.
Can I change jobs in the UAE?
Yes. Under Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021 you can move to a new employer when your contract ends, or earlier by serving the notice period in your contract, which is between 30 and 90 days. Your new employer then applies for a new work permit for you.
How is end of service gratuity calculated in the UAE?
Under Article 51 of the UAE Labour Law, after at least one year of service you receive 21 days' basic wage for each of your first five years and 30 days' basic wage for each year after that. The total cannot be more than two years' wages.
Is GetGulfJob free to use?
Yes. Searching and applying is free for job seekers, and employers can post unlimited jobs for free. Create a free account to upload your CV or post a job.
How do I spot a fake job offer in the UAE?
Real employers never ask you to pay for a visa, job offer, medical test or training. Check that the company exists, ask for a written offer, and report any offer that asks for money to us and to MOHRE.