Many UAE jobseekers working on visit visas face legal and financial uncertainty due to employers’ false promises and lack of formal contracts. Experts warn against starting work without a valid employment visa. The emotional toll is severe, with false hopes causing anxiety and depression. Authorities stress the need for ethical hiring and legal compliance to protect vulnerable expatriates.
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