Applying for a UAE Visa? Key social media guidelines you should know

Dr. Bakheet Ateeq Al Remeithi confirms visa applicants undergo strict scrutiny

Applying for UAE visa? Heres what you should be aware of while posting on social media
Applying for UAE visa? Here's what you should be aware of while posting on social media

UAE Consul General, Dr. Bakheet Ateeq Al Remeithi dished details on key social media guidelines for the visa applicants.

During his appearance at Geo News morning show Geo Pakistan on Monday, the senior UAE diplomat said, “Regardless of which social media platform you use, either in Pakistan or the UAE, whatever you share or like leaves a digital footprint..."

He continued, "Whether you share or like something good or bad, these things will lead to your ban (or visa rejection)."

Al Remeithi further added, “People work round the clock here... Blocking roads and spreading misinformation about someone else is not part of the UAE's culture. Our laws and regulations don't allow this at all.”

Job Opportunities For Pakistanis in UAE

Dr. Bakheet Ateeq Al Remeithi encourages people to apply for visas in the UAE. 

He highlighted different job markets and opportunities for the Pakistani people, saying that the UAE is facilitating the Pakistani business community in the country.

Remeithi suggested Pakistani youth focus on the IT and AI sectors, as well as the medical field, citing better career opportunities in these areas.

The Consul General asserted, “We have helped and facilitated many people and issued visas to those who travel to the UAE for travel.”

Talking particularly about Pakistanis, the envoy added, “We always think highly of Pakistanis... Some people have created the narrative that Pakistani people create problems. It's not like that, Pakistanis are, (in fact, great people.

Additionally, Al Remeithi disclosed that the UAE issued 70,000 work visas to Pakistanis last year.