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Freelancing
I know that if you work two job you can get into trouble and I believe even deported - but any idea if I do a few little freelance jobs here and there, and submit and invoice if this counts as the same thing?
Been offered a years work, doing 5 or 6 hours a month but over 12 months and would like to do it but they need an invoice from me and they'll give me cheques every month to me. Cheers all. |
Re: Freelancing
its still illegal to perform any paid work outside of your sponsor, dont think you could even set up a freelance company unless you leave your primary employer...
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Re: Freelancing
You need a letter of no objection from yoru sponsor, I asked to do it and they said no so I didn't do it. Without your sponsors NOC its illegal.
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Re: Freelancing
Originally Posted by kittycat1
(Post 9994397)
You need a letter of no objection from yoru sponsor, I asked to do it and they said no so I didn't do it. Without your sponsors NOC its illegal.
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Re: Freelancing
So is it possible to freelance if on a spouse-sponsored visa, assuming the spouse writes an NOC?
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Re: Freelancing
Originally Posted by csdf
(Post 9994589)
So is it possible to freelance if on a spouse-sponsored visa, assuming the spouse writes an NOC?
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Re: Freelancing
Originally Posted by Spugsy
(Post 9993831)
I know that if you work two job you can get into trouble and I believe even deported - but any idea if I do a few little freelance jobs here and there, and submit and invoice if this counts as the same thing?
Been offered a years work, doing 5 or 6 hours a month but over 12 months and would like to do it but they need an invoice from me and they'll give me cheques every month to me. Cheers all. |
Re: Freelancing
Originally Posted by Spugsy
(Post 9993831)
I know that if you work two job you can get into trouble and I believe even deported - but any idea if I do a few little freelance jobs here and there, and submit and invoice if this counts as the same thing?
Been offered a years work, doing 5 or 6 hours a month but over 12 months and would like to do it but they need an invoice from me and they'll give me cheques every month to me. Cheers all. |
Re: Freelancing
I don't know why you would risk it for 5 or 6 hours over 12 months? Its barely 2 weeks full time work, or unless you feel it will open into something bigger as things progress.
As for a solution why not try invoice them from a non UAE address, so its not traceable to you and get the funds transferred rather than a locally issued cheque. |
Re: Freelancing
You can work for different educational services and get good earnings. It's absolutely legit. For example, I've been working for <snip> for 1 year. This is international company.
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Re: Freelancing
Originally Posted by Paul Court
(Post 10164466)
You can work for different educational services and get good earnings. It's absolutely legit. For example, I've been working for <snip> for 1 year. This is international company.
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Re: Freelancing
Originally Posted by Autonomy
(Post 10164503)
I work for spammersaredullards.com for 1 minute and can confirm you are absolutely not legit.
The spammer is also wrong. Shall we say good bye now? |
Re: Freelancing
I'm not a spammer it was only advice!!!
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Re: Freelancing
Originally Posted by Paul Court
(Post 10164873)
I'm not a spammer it was only advice!!!
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Re: Freelancing
If someone is on a spouse-sponsored visa, then what's the problem? Are there any freezones in Doha?
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