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Living in Dubai
There are certainly some clear-cut pros and cons you will have to consider before moving to Dubai. The city has become a business centre in recent years, and its development projects and economic growth are also attracting many companies. If you are a budding entrepreneur, there are a variety of business and investment opportunities in Dubai, and there's no personal income tax. Dubai is also culturally diverse, with over 85% of the population not originally from the UAE, it is one of the shopping centres of the world, and there are great beaches, sports, and entertainment options. On the other hand, if you are moving to Dubai, you can expect censorship of the internet, and very strict regulations regarding alcohol, rent property, TV, telephone and some other private issues. Although a real estate hub, Dubai's infrastructure, though usable is not as developed as what you might be used to in Europe. Dubai is not just about glamour, as many foreign labourers have to live in harsh poverty and suffer labour injustices, and there's a considerable social gap between rich and poor.