Serious advice needed!

[Bazuka]

@Chloe

my own Alphard

Nitakusaka ni hire iyo Alphard unibebe na nioshe mecho:D

[Bazuka]

@Madmaxx

60k per month

Biashara sio ya kila mtu
Had a friend back huko UON, second year aliamua kuenda Qatar juu life ilikuwa ishaanza kumlemea na kwao yeye ndio alikuwa anategemewa na hakuwa na kakitu
He self taught himselfu some Qatari cuisine recipes thru google, applied for interview, passed and went to work in some Qatar restaurant. Saa hii as we speak akona flats kadhaa na anajenga jenga ovyoovyo
Masomo sijui kama ni lazima

[KamauLM]

@Madmaxx

I think it’s harder to get that one. Most people get security and domestic jobs.

hio security ya mlango ata ndio poa, rafiki yangu alikuwa akipata tips mingi sana kutoka clients. Apana linganisha na ya huku.

[KamauLM]

@kush yule mnono

Buda ukipata chance fika huku gulf though I will strongly advise you to avoid Saudia. Huko ndo maiti mob hutolewa. Big companies out here advertise their jobs on their websites under the career section. Jaribu ku apply online like I did and you will never regret. Mambo ya ma agents if you can tafasali avoid at all cost.

ION, it’s not everyone who is designed to be a business man or woman. Ni hayo tu kwa sasa.

Hii ni kweli maneno ya agent apana, alafu Kush ebu nichanue maneno ya Oman visa run na walk in interviews kwa tourist visa.

[mikel]

@Bazuka

Biashara sio ya kila mtu
Had a friend back huko UON, second year aliamua kuenda Qatar juu life ilikuwa ishaanza kumlemea na kwao yeye ndio alikuwa anategemewa na hakuwa na kakitu
He self taught himselfu some Qatari cuisine recipes thru google, applied for interview, passed and went to work in some Qatar restaurant. Saa hii as we speak akona flats kadhaa na anajenga jenga ovyoovyo
Masomo sijui kama ni lazima

Anajenga flats ovyoovyo:D:D

[LuandaMagere]

Arabs are more brutal in their racism than wazunye… I mean , hujawahi jiuliza why there are no ‘black arabs’ after they took more slaves to the Middle East than to the Americas… Huko sifiki unless The King Invites me …

[LuandaMagere]

you seem like a smart guy … use your brains & don’t be too picky ! … i heard some chapati guys make 400k per month in the slums !
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[Chloe]

@Chief Kivoi

How old are you again?

My Daughter is in Form 3. Gave birth when I was 24. Calculate.

[Colombo-Combolo]

@mishty

I know an Arab called Bingwa …he is racist af

And he chunishas watu sukuma

[Some_Say]

@Chloe

My Daughter is in Form 3. Gave birth when I was 24. Calculate.

@Chloe si umeua osungu hapo yuu asi! Ungeandika kikamba halafu mimi nikuye ni translate.

[cleo]

@Chloe

My Daughter is in Form 3. Gave birth when I was 24. Calculate.

41

[Kaffir]

Kama utaweza enda Kenya ni upus ya 2022 as economy stagnates !

[Haiwesekani]

@Chloe

My first job, I was earning 2500 a month, teaching computer packages at a certain college, then someone poached me and gave me 4k as month’s salary in his college. It felt like heaven. Unfortunately the collage closed down 5 months later and raising 700 as rent was hectic. The landlord ended up locking my “mabati house”. I continued hustling, took a sales job in a company that I won’t mention, they used to import medicines from Karachi via Egypt or Somalia, ours was to sale them in Chemists chini ya maji on a months credit. Got paid 5% as commission total sales on credit, 2% on total payment collections. I got arrested for fraudly asking for medicines from the store to supply to non-existing Chemists (of which I would sell at a reasonably lower price on cash basis), the case couldn’t go anywhere because the owner was afraid of PaPB (Pharmacy and Poisons Board), alijua ukweli utatokelezea and she had to answer about illegal importation of medicine from Karachi and Pakistan.

My job after been released from remand was back to teaching computer packages, earning a salary of 17k a month. Time flew. Now I have my own Alphard, can’t stand the sight of been employed and been limited my precious time. I ran and manage my own businesses, can wake up at 11am or 4am in morning, it just depends on day’s mission and plans.

What I am trying to say here is, we all start somewhere no matter how small it is. Don’t give up and don’t be too hard on yourself.

Breath of fresh air right there.

[system]

@Chloe

My first job, I was earning 2500 a month, teaching computer packages at a certain college, then someone poached me and gave me 4k as month’s salary in his college. It felt like heaven. Unfortunately the collage closed down 5 months later and raising 700 as rent was hectic. The landlord ended up locking my “mabati house”. I continued hustling, took a sales job in a company that I won’t mention, they used to import medicines from Karachi via Egypt or Somalia, ours was to sale them in Chemists chini ya maji on a months credit. Got paid 5% as commission total sales on credit, 2% on total payment collections. I got arrested for fraudly asking for medicines from the store to supply to non-existing Chemists (of which I would sell at a reasonably lower price on cash basis), the case couldn’t go anywhere because the owner was afraid of PaPB (Pharmacy and Poisons Board), alijua ukweli utatokelezea and she had to answer about illegal importation of medicine from Karachi and Pakistan.

My job after been released from remand was back to teaching computer packages, earning a salary of 17k a month. Time flew. Now I have my own Alphard, can’t stand the sight of been employed and been limited my precious time. I ran and manage my own businesses, can wake up at 11am or 4am in morning, it just depends on day’s mission and plans.

What I am trying to say here is, we all start somewhere no matter how small it is. Don’t give up and don’t be too hard on yourself.

Remove Somalia there

[kush_yule_mnono]

@Madmaxx

I think most people prefer agents because they sort out all the logistics e.g accomodation. I have however noted what you are saying and its much better. Did you know anyone there? Did you settle easily?

For me moving to Doha was smooth as compared to when I went to Dubai. The company here arranged for hotel accomodation for a month to enable me get my own accomodation. House allowance is included in my pay. I din’t know anybody in terms of facilitating me acquiring the job but probably having worked in the gulf gave me an upperhand. Give it a shot kaka braza.

[kush_yule_mnono]

@KamauLM

Hii ni kweli maneno ya agent apana, alafu Kush ebu nichanue maneno ya Oman visa run na walk in interviews kwa tourist visa.

Mambo ya Oman sitambui sana, mi nko dawhah

[Madmaxx]

Thanks for all the advice villagers. Asking for help is not overrated after all.

[WuTang]

@Madmaxx

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This one scared the hell out of me.

Hio ni uwongo, Lord Mutai has no credibility. He is a gun/pen for hire.

[tombayeye]

@Madmaxx

Did i do the right thing?

do research kwanza ,alot of people have been duped into jobs they didn’t sign up for.In regards to the statistics of ugandans’ death,majority of them were graduates and signed up for promising jobs ,from engineers to bank accountants but got shafted once in uae,they ended up doing menial jobs,watchmen ,taxi drivers or cleaners,this is after their passports were confiscated on arrival and told to start work or pay up for the visas and paperwork sorts.Most of them had dependants,had sold their earthly belongings to facilitate their endevour, so hakuna choice,mshande sio same with what was on paper,living conditions,food,medical,transport and that bladi thermal nuclear reactor called “jua ya dubai” was enough to reduce one to suicide.Make sure uko kwa reputable agency,but since ushalipa ningekwambia upitie Harpers’ management,ujaribu ka bahatihttp://harpersmanagement.com/website/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/map3-1024x680.jpg

[Madmaxx]

@Tom Bayeye

do research kwanza ,alot of people have been duped into jobs they didn’t sign up for.In regards to the statistics of ugandans’ death,majority of them were graduates and signed up for promising jobs ,from engineers to bank accountants but got shafted once in uae,they ended up doing menial jobs,watchmen ,taxi drivers or cleaners,this is after their passports were confiscated on arrival and told to start work or pay up for the visas and paperwork sorts.Most of them had dependants,had sold their earthly belongings to facilitate their endevour, so hakuna choice,mshande sio same with what was on paper,living conditions,food,medical,transport and that bladi thermal nuclear reactor called “jua ya dubai” was enough to reduce one to suicide.Make sure uko kwa reputable agency,but since ushalipa ningekwambia upitie Harpers’ management,ujaribu ka bahatihttp://harpersmanagement.com/website/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/map3-1024x680.jpg

Great! I have also seen their page on facebook