UAE Career Guide 2025: A Quick Look at All 13 Work Permit Options

As the job market evolves, understanding work permits in the UAE is essential for job seekers, including fresh graduates and seasoned professionals.

The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE) issues various permits to cater to different employment needs, allowing companies to recruit talent both locally and internationally.

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Here’s a brief overview of the 13 work permit options available:

1. Standard Work Permit: For hiring workers from abroad, with the employer handling all necessary procedures.
2. Transfer Work Permit: For expatriates moving between jobs within the UAE.
3. Relative Sponsorship Work Permit: For those sponsored by family members.
4. Temporary Work Permit: Allows employment for a specific period of up to six months.
5. One-Mission Permit: For temporary projects requiring foreign workers.
6. Part-Time Work Permit: Enables working for multiple employers without approval from the primary employer.
7. Juvenile Work Permit: For individuals aged 15-18, with parental consent required.
8. Student Training and Employment Permit: For students aged 15 and above for training purposes.
9. UAE and GCC National Permit: For employing UAE or GCC citizens.
10. Golden Visa Work Permit: For holders of a Golden Visa wishing to work in the UAE.
11. National Trainee Permit: For training Emiratis in their field of study.
12. Freelance Permit: Allows individuals to work independently without employer sponsorship.
13. Private Teacher Work Permit: For qualified individuals offering private tuition.

These permits provide flexibility for job seekers and employers alike, fostering a dynamic workforce in the UAE. For further details, visit the MOHRE website.

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