For International Nurses Day 2021, we shine a spotlight on some of our Members who share their interesting stories about life as a nurse.

We packed this free whitepaper full of information on how to get a job abroad as a healthcare worker faster!

You can still travel during the pandemic but you need to take extra precautions, for yourself and others.

Dubai will start accepting tourists into the Emirates starting 7th July, subject to strict health requirements.

The United Kingdom extends visas and scrapped NHS fees for migrant healthcare workers.

Emirates and Etihad have resumed flights back to the UAE, subject to entry restrictions.

UAE Workers stranded overseas can now apply for a permit to travel back to the Emirates via the Twajudi Resident Service.

Learn how to achieve your long-term and short term goals. Let’s start with your goals for this year.

Have plans, will travel. We’ll give plenty of life hacks for the first time traveller abroad.

There are a lot of ways that the innocuous boarding pass can be used by nefarious people to scam you.

Make your airport screenings with customs and immigration as pain-free as possible with our tips.

Missing a paid-for flight is something that should not happen, but it sometimes does. How to avoid this catastrophe.

Learning to love your new city can mean a world of difference to a migrant worker.

There are details that you need to check if you’re leaving for a job abroad unlike when you’re travelling for leisure.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has long had an aura of mystery around it. Find out which stories about working there are true.

A happy migrant worker is one who has made a new home away from home.

Make a new year’s resolution that you won’t abandon halfway through.

Spending a year or two on a work contract away from home may take its toll on you mentally.

Working abroad for at least a year will not just be an experience to remember, but will change you for the better.

You can’t just tap out and go home when you’re tied to a contract as a migrant worker.

The emirate of Abu Dhabi has a lot to offer for migrant workers.

Dubai is the go-to destination for most migrant workers.

It makes sense to learn a little bit of the local language as a migrant worker.

Come prepared with a contingency plan so you will know what to do in cases of emergency.

Know more about the Working Holiday Visa scheme open to young people in New Zealand.

It’s important to take care of yourself first, before you can take care of others.

What’s funny in one culture might be offensive in another. How to navigate rapport-building in a multicultural environment.

Exercise can be your happy pill that can power you through your daily grind.

Workers who scored overseas job contracts might need to leave their loved ones behind. Millions of people have made LDRs work.

Place your savings in different interest-earning financial vehicles.

It’s easy to forget saving for a rainy day when the good times are rolling.

What non-Muslim migrant workers in the GCC region should expect during Ramadan.

Make the effort to learn a few phrases in the local language if you’re going to another country.

How to get flights at a lower price other than collecting frequent flyer miles.

How to make the most of your visit to the tallest tower in the world - the Burj Khalifa.

You might think that you’ll go home with plenty of savings when you’re working abroad. Well, you need to work in saving it.

Learn to take care of yourself and have fun even when you’re away from your loved ones and working as a migrant worker.

How to make the most of your Dubai day trip with just US$100 in your pocket!

How to plan an enjoyable vacation without going broke.

Travelling overseas is not rocket science, but it can be daunting if this is your first time.

The common misconceptions about people working and living overseas.

We’ve got a literal checklist for you if you are a migrant worker leaving your home country!

Moving overseas requires a bit of planning when it comes to packing.

It’s easy to say and hard to do if your loved ones are halfway across the world from you.

Bahrain consistently ranks as one of the best places to live in for a migrant worker.

Discover the hidden gem that’s called “The Norway of the Middle East”.

Bitcoin is just like any other currency, except that it’s digital. We’ll explain what it is in plain English.

Qatar has a lot of fun to offer if you want to live and work there.

A new job is stressful enough. Add to that the stress of moving to a new country.

What are the different investment opportunities available to you?

It is possible for you to take your loved ones with you on an overseas working stint.

Read up on your destination country and familiarize yourself with the local culture.

A lot of overseas workers plan for retirement, but not contingencies.

Your personal information is as important as your real life property.

Singapore has a lot to offer, not just to tourists, but to migrant workers as well.

There are tricks of the trade that frequent flyers use to pack their bags.

You can explore Muscat over the course of a weekend from Dubai.

The healthcare system in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is one of the most advanced in the world.

Learn about the stuff that you need to know if you want to live and work in Dubai.

Make waiting at airports a fun-time instead of the soul-sucking wait that it can be.

These are the first things you need to do once you arrive in Bahrain.

Check out the fun activities that you can do in the deserts of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Overseas migrant workers might experience having a lot of time in their hands.

You can save money and prepare for your retirement with these savvy tips.

Get a picture of how much it will cost to live and work in Dubai.

Familiarize yourself with the local culture in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia if you want to work there.

If you dream of working abroad, you need to prepare yourself mentally and manage your own expectations.

Countless migrant workers go to live and work in Saudi Arabia because it simply is a great place to live in.

There is more to life in a GCC country than deserts and camels.