MP20525
Available 31 Dec- Category
- Nanny
- Nationality
- Filipino
- Age
- 32 years
- Location
- UAE, Ras Al Khaimah
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Profiles in Ras Al Khaimah
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MP424
- Category
- Maids
- Nationality
- Filipino
- Age
- 52 years
- Location
- UAE, Ras Al Khaimah
MP17834
- Category
- Housekeeper
- Nationality
- Filipino
- Age
- 24 years
- Location
- UAE, Ras Al Khaimah
MP821
- Category
- Maids
- Nationality
- Filipino
- Age
- 34 years
- Location
- UAE, Ras Al Khaimah
What hiring in Ras Al Khaimah is actually like
The paperwork is federal and the same everywhere. Everything else about hiring here is local.
Ras Al Khaimah is spread between mountain, coast and town, and the distances decide how families hire. Live-in is far more common here than in the city emirates, simply because there is no realistic daily commute from one side of the emirate to the other.
- Distance makes live-in the sensible option
- Al Hamra to the old town is not a bus ride. Families in the resort and villa communities almost always hire live-in, and candidates who take a role here expect accommodation as part of it.
- A smaller market, so start early
- There are fewer domestic workers resident in RAK than in the city emirates. Begin your search well before your current arrangement ends, and be prepared to consider candidates relocating from Dubai or Sharjah.
- Relocating candidates need a real picture
- Someone moving from Dubai is leaving her friends, her church or mosque and her weekend. Be honest about how quiet it is and what her day off would look like, because the ones who arrive unprepared do not stay.
- Hospitality draws from the same pool
- RAK’s hotels and resorts recruit from a similar group of workers. That is competition for you, and it also means candidates here are often used to formal rotas and written terms.
Areas we cover in Ras Al Khaimah
Pick the area closest to you and the list narrows to candidates who already live within reach of it.
What families pay in Ras Al Khaimah
RAK live-in salaries are usually a little below the Dubai market, though families relocating a candidate from the city often match what she earned there. Transport home on her day off is a common and worthwhile addition to the offer.
These are the ranges families and candidates agree between themselves. We do not set them, take a share of them, or charge a placement fee.
Questions families in Ras Al Khaimah ask
Should I hire someone already living in RAK?
If you can, yes. She knows the distances and has a life here already, which is the main reason arrangements in this emirate last or fail.
Will a Dubai candidate move to Ras Al Khaimah?
Some will, particularly for a live-in role with a good room and a clear day off. Describe the accommodation honestly in your requirement and you will get more serious replies.
What about her day off?
Plan it properly. In a city emirate a day off takes care of itself. Here it is worth agreeing how she gets to town and back, and whether you will cover the journey.
Is the visa process different in RAK?
No. The same federal steps apply. Use your local Tadbeer or typing centre for the entry permit or transfer, the medical test and the Emirates ID.
Hiring in Ras Al Khaimah?
Browse the profiles, shortlist whoever fits your household, and speak to her yourself. Registration is free and there is no placement fee.
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