Dubai: Losing a valuable item such as a phone, wallet, or jewelry can be stressful, but Dubai Police are renowned for their efficient recovery efforts.

Many residents and tourists have successfully reclaimed lost belongings, from luxury watches to cash, thanks to the police’s quick response.

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To report a lost item, individuals can apply for a ‘Lost Certificate’ via the Dubai Police app, available for both iOS and Android. Here’s how to do it:

1. Retrace Your Steps: Before reporting, try to remember where you last had the item.
2. Open the Dubai Police App: Navigate to the ‘Lost Certificate’ service under the app’s services menu.
3. Fill Out the Form: Provide details such as your Emirates ID or passport information, the type of item lost, and its description. If possible, upload a photo.
4. Specify the Lost Date and Location: Pinpoint where you lost the item on the map.
5. Submit Your Application: Complete the captcha and pay the service fee, which totals AED 170 (including additional fees for Smart Police Stations).

Once submitted, you will receive a transaction number for follow-up. While recovery times vary, items have been returned in as little as 30 minutes.

For further assistance, you can file a report at a Smart Police Station (SPS) or contact the Dubai Police’s non-emergency hotline at 901.

With these steps, residents and visitors can enhance their chances of recovering lost belongings in the vibrant city of Dubai.

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Expats living in the UAE and other Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries can now apply for a Kuwait eVisa with greater ease thanks to an upgraded online platform.

The Kuwait government recently reintroduced its eVisa service, which had been temporarily suspended for enhancements.

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The new system, accessible at kuwaitvisa.moi.gov.kw, simplifies the application process for those eligible, allowing residents from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, and Bahrain to apply online or obtain a visa on arrival.

This is particularly beneficial for expatriates looking to visit Kuwait for work, family, or leisure.

Eligibility and Required Professions

To qualify for the eVisa, applicants must hold specific professional titles, including doctors, engineers, teachers, and journalists, among others. Eligibility is determined based on the profession listed on the Emirates ID for UAE residents.

Application Process

The application process is straightforward:

1. Visit the official website: Go to kuwaitvisa.moi.gov.kw.
2. Select your visa type: Choose ‘tourist’ and specify your nationality and residency details.
3. Create an account: Sign up with your email, name, and mobile number.
4. Complete your application: Upload necessary documents, including a passport-sized photo and relevant passport pages.
5. Pay the fee: Submit your application after confirming your details and paying the visa fee online.

The tourist visa is valid for 30 days from the date of issue and allows for a maximum stay of 90 days in Kuwait.

With the implementation of the new eVisa system, Kuwait aims to attract more visitors and streamline the travel process for residents of the GCC.

As travel demand grows, this initiative is expected to enhance Kuwait’s appeal as a destination for both tourism and business, making it easier for expatriates to explore the country.

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In a growing trend, UAE authorities are urging job seekers to remain vigilant against recruitment scams that exploit individuals seeking employment.

The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) has highlighted the deceptive tactics used by scammers, who often advertise enticing offers with phrases like “Work from home,” “No experience needed,” and “Flexible schedule.”

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As job hunting increasingly moves online, the risk of falling victim to fraud has escalated. Scammers frequently promise high salaries for minimal effort, provide vague job descriptions, or bypass interviews entirely.

A major warning sign is when applicants are asked to pay upfront fees for application processing, background checks, or necessary supplies.

To help job seekers navigate this landscape, MoHRE emphasizes that any legitimate job offer in the UAE must include an official offer letter issued through their system.

This document is crucial for obtaining a work visa and ensures compliance with the legal hiring process.

MoHRE officials stress, “Job seekers should never agree to pay money to secure a job. Genuine employers cover all recruitment costs.”

Moreover, working on a tourist or visit visa is illegal in the UAE and can result in penalties. All employment must be formalized through MoHRE, followed by the issuance of a valid work visa.

How to Protect Yourself

To avoid scams, MoHRE has provided essential guidelines:

1. Verify Job Offers: Ensure every legitimate offer comes through MoHRE. Do not proceed without confirmation.
2. Check Authenticity: Use MoHRE’s job offer number online or contact the UAE embassy in your home country to verify offers.
3. Avoid Employment on Visit Visas: Wait for an approved work visa before starting any job, as visit visas do not permit work.
4. Do Not Pay Recruitment Fees: UAE labor laws place the responsibility for recruitment costs on employers.
5. Confirm Company Legitimacy: Use the National Economic Register to check if the company is registered in the UAE.
6. Contact MoHRE for Assistance: If in doubt, reach out to the ministry at +971 6802 7666 or email ask@mohre.gov.ae.

For visa verification, those in Dubai can consult the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA), while others can use the ICP’s eChannels platform.

Tourist visas should only be obtained from official sources, such as UAE-based airlines or licensed travel agencies.

MoHRE continues to strengthen protections for workers and encourages job seekers to verify all offers and avoid engaging with unauthorized agents or suspicious platforms.

By staying informed and cautious, job seekers can better navigate the employment landscape in the UAE.

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In a significant move, the UAE has introduced a free permit system for private tutoring, allowing individuals to legally offer lessons both online and in person.

This initiative, launched by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE), aims to regulate private tutoring outside formal educational institutions.

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Eligible candidates include registered teachers, government and private sector employees, unemployed individuals, and students aged 15 to 18.

The application process varies based on the applicant’s category, requiring specific documents such as identification, certificates of good conduct, and medical fitness.

To apply, applicants must visit the MOHRE website, enter their Emirates ID, and select the relevant category.

The process is designed to be efficient, with applications typically processed within five working days. Once approved, the permit is valid for two years and can be renewed at no cost.

This new regulation is expected to enhance the quality of private tutoring in the UAE, providing a framework that ensures both safety and professionalism in the education sector.

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