India to UAE helpers

Registered recruiting agencies in India that send helpers to the UAE, how long it takes, what papers you need and the rules on both sides.

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45–90days, demand letter to arrival (typical)

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How hiring from India works

  1. The employer sends the agency a demand letter, usually with a power of attorney, naming the jobs, how many workers and the pay. Write one on Staffio
  2. The agency finds and screens candidates; many employers hold a trade test or video interview.
  3. Each worker gets the offer and contract in a language they understand, and signs it before anything else is paid for. Write one on Staffio
  4. The employer applies for the UAE work and entry permits.
  5. Workers with an ECR passport need emigration clearance through eMigrate before they fly. ECNR passport holders do not.
  6. Travel. On arrival: medical test, Emirates ID and residence visa, arranged by the employer.

Documents

From each worker

  • Passport — Valid well beyond the contract start; most employers ask for at least six months.
  • Passport photos
  • Signed offer letter or contract — In a language the worker reads.
  • Emigration clearance — ECR passports only, through eMigrate.
  • Trade certificates or experience letters — Often asked for skilled trades.
  • Police clearance certificate — Asked by some employers and for some jobs.

From the employer

  • Demand letter — write one on staffio
  • Power of attorney to the agency
  • Offer letter or employment contract — write one on staffio
  • Agreement with the agency — draft one on staffio
  • UAE work and entry permits

Rules to know

Guidance, not legal advice. Rules change; check them with the authorities and MEA's eMigrate register of recruiting agents. Not yet reviewed by a lawyer.