Car Insurance in Dubai

One of the most common diseases of foreign nationals staying in Dubai involve alcohol intake. Alcoholism has been directly related to depression among foreign workers. Respiratory problems are typical in the construction industry due to sand and dust particles. Expatriates experience less of these conditions, although they are prone to heat strokes, sunburn and dehydration due to extreme heat in the country, with temperatures rising up to 50°C. Read More >

Dubai means high-rise buildings, majestic five-star hotels, and yes, lots of sand. The combination of sand and wind in Dubai makes for the perfect environment for allergies. Always have a handkerchief with you, and if possible, allergy medications. Read More >

Cars in Dubai are left-hand drive while traffic is on the right. Traffic in the right lane tends to be slower and if you drive slowly stay in the right lane. Drivers are known to change lanes abruptly without signaling. You will also come across people driving through stop signs very slowly instead of stopping completely. Watch out for pedestrians darting across the street. Read More >