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Uh-uh … This is a well congested craft in Dubai populated by Indians and Arabs.

And the salary ?…. Unbelievably LOW !!!!

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I’m a bit confused about what visa you intend applying for this week – it doesn’t sound to me like you’re at that stage yet in the application process.

Regional Sponsored (Provisional) 475 visas can only be applied for after you have obtained a positive skills assessment from the ACS and after you have been granted regional state sponsorship in a state that has your occupation listed on their State Migration Plan (SMP). If this is the visa you have in mind, only South Australia will have much in the way of job opportunities for software developers/engineers as that is the only eligible regional area that includes a decent sized city i.e. Adelaide though Adelaide is unlikely to have many openings. In NSW or WA, work in the cities of Sydney and Perth is excluded from eligibility and there will be very few good jobs in your occupation in the areas that are eligible. The Visa Application Charge (VAC) for a 475 is AUD$2960 and skills assessment with recognition of work experience is $550. You may also need IELTS for the points test – cost depends on where you do the test.
Http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/475/ 475 visa
http://www.acs.org.au/index.cfm?action=show&conID=skillassessment ACS skills assessment

Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS) visas are employer sponsored and you must have the employer sponsorship before you apply. Jobs in Perth and Adelaide are eligible for RSMS visas and Perth probably offers the largest number of opportunities for you. Cost to the applicant is between AUD$2095 and $3105 depending on where you apply and the employer must pay a $520 nomination charge. No skills assessment will be required and IELTS won’t be necessary if you’re from an English speaking country.
Http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/skilled-workers/rsms/ RSMS visa

EDIT:
1) If you can pass the points test for a 176 visa and of course if you can get state sponsorship for that visa, a 176 is the visa you should try for as you can work anywhere in the sponsoring state and are not excluded from the capital city. A 176 is also a permanent visa whereas a 475 is only provisional for at least 2 years.

2) The best states for an IT professional will be NSW and Victoria with WA also a possibility but Perth is a much smaller city than Sydney or Melbourne (its economy is booming though). I’m not sure which of those will process your sponsorship application the fastest but that will be listed somewhere on their state migration websites.
Http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/176/nom-state-terr.htm State migration sites

3) An ACS assessment is valid in all states.

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If you are willing to work for the degree, it sounds like Civil Engineering might be what you’re looking for.

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You stand a better chance to obtain better offers and assess the most favourable one when you are already here. But i would not say that it is that easy for you to find a job here in dubai right now. Especially now Dubai is just recovering from recession impacts and re- employement of all retrenched employees itself is in planning for next 3 years. There is more than requiered amount resource available in this region for IT and related services. It is always advisable to travel with a proper work visa to gulf rather than landing here with a visit VISA and search for a job. I am sure you will find desperation creaping up towards you visa ending period and you might end up in a wrong job. Keep that as a last resort if you find no other ways..

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Indian people can go any whare

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Contact recruitment agencies and they will look for suitable jobs for you. Contact the following:

1. Gulf Connexions
2. Highland
3. Rhine Resources
4. Elite
5. Talent Partners

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You’re asking the wrong question. The most fundamental question is, will you able to get a job in Dubai. You can’t just move to Dubai and “hang out” – you’ll need to have an employer to “sponsor” you. You will be able to get a visit or tourist visa for a specific period of time, but you won’t be able to remain in Dubai unless you have employment. You’d better focus on that first, as it is not that easy to get a job in Dubai when you are living in the U.S. If you do get a job, you can worry about all the rest (like not being rich).

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Right now finding jobs in the US is hard. I know a lot people who are unemployed or have been for awhile. I assume you don’t have residency in the US. The best thing is to find a company that will sponsor. Good luck with that since a lot of companies aren’t wasting the money/time to bring in foreign workers when there’s no enough business going around. Stay where you are and try again after a year or so.

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Try for a job from US only from there u have a better bargaining power…………most of the recruitments are done thru telephonic interviews.