New 色花堂: Accounting Job in dubai for 7k AED - Is it good one ? - United Arab Emirates forum

New 色花堂: Accounting Job in dubai for 7k AED - Is it good one ?

Member since 21 July 2014

nareshkumarmbaMember21 July 2014 17:20:21

Hi All,
I am new to this group,
I am sure earlier post might have already answered and cleared my doubt, However I have been through multiple pages but left with no luck,
So please bear with me and please give me a proper suggestion.
I have been offer an Accounting Job in Dubai from Al Arif Group, Dubai. with 7K as monthly compensation.
I am little worried whether to opt this offer or not.
Does this pay is enough to live a decent life, Well I am married and been blessed with a baby boy a year ago.

However now I am staying with my parents in india, If everything goes well I might take my family to dubai may be in 3-4th month after I join there.

But may concern is Does this package is enough for a decent life..

Thanks for your time in replying all,

Naresh

dana danniella New member

Member since 01 July 2014

dana danniellaNew member21 July 2014 22:27:09

yes,i guess so its enough to have a decent living here.
goodluck and welcome

sourav1969 Guest

sourav1969Guest22 July 2014 02:39:26

its just ok. but since your family will be staying with you that is more than enough for a decent life. I am sure you will be able to manage with that package. and moreover ur kid is small for 1-2 yrs no problem . since schooling聽 is expensive here.Does it cover medical insurance for you and your family..

nareshkumarmba Member

Member since 21 July 2014

nareshkumarmbaMember22 July 2014 03:10:42

Medical insurance for myself is covered by my company, but not for my family. I have to take care of that . Is it that costly that I hear this in most of the posts..?

stumpy Laos Expert

Member since 27 November 2009

stumpyLaos Expert22 July 2014 03:40:25

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nareshkumarmba wrote:
Medical insurance for myself is covered by my company, but not for my family. I have to take care of that . Is it that costly that I hear this in most of the posts..?

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