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chances going to dubai
is there anyone here na nakalusot pra makapagwork sa dubai....kc ang nabasa ko dito my category un advisory ang health ministry dun... i will be working there as a cash register clerk..wla p naman ang final interview but still im worried lalo na sa medical check up...
I will pray for you that you can be consider despite your medical condition but in my end, it was so frustrating. I was in Dubai and then when they found out that I am positive with Hepatitis B they sent me home. Don't lose hope and keep going. God has plan for each and every one of us.
then you were on lucky because they do not do test HBV test for people wjo work in the office. maybe your profession on your visa application was not what you intended to do. Foe exp if you are a receptionist they do not do the test but if on your visa application they write house maid as your profession then the test will be done. Apart from that , the test is not don to all professions
My supposed job is in UAE Exchange as Assistant Customer Service but they ask me to get hepB test and I found out it is positive and so they ask me get medication first coz that might be the ground for the government to reject my visa application. I've done my medical exam in a private clinic coz the company told me that will do and after is gonna be in government hospital. Please help me steps to do as I wanna go back and continue my application in UAE Exchange.. I am only a positive hepa B wherein the doctor said I am not contagious at all and the virus in my blood is very low. Thank u Nic2012. I appreciate your reply so much.. thank u
my friend will help me get visit visa there in dubai..i just want to ask if i will process my working visa.. r they will have medical for blood? since i am hepb reactive..? i really wanna work in dubai.. im a nurse by prof.. but i am willing to work even not medcally inclined..in office or in hotels i would love to.. hope u can help me thanx
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