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Calculators, checkers, templates and original data for working life in the GCC. Everything here is free, runs in your browser where possible, and is built on verified official sources — the same standard we apply to client work.

Career Services tools

Built where the questions actually are: what you are owed, whether your CV parses, and whether your salary clears the sponsorship line.

UAE Final Settlement Calculator

Your full end-of-service settlement itemised — gratuity, unused leave, notice pay and pending salary — each line citing its article of Federal Decree-Law 33/2021.

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ATS CV Checker

12 structural checks on your CV — upload the .docx and it is read entirely in your browser, nothing uploaded or stored — plus a keyword match against any job description.

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GCC Family Visa Salary Checker

Do you earn enough to sponsor your family? Published thresholds for all six GCC countries, verified against official portals, with what else each country requires.

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ILOE Eligibility & Compensation Checker

Lost your job in the UAE? Your unemployment-insurance category, estimated payout and claim eligibility against the published scheme rules — including the 30-day claim window.

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UAE Golden Visa Checker

Published eligibility criteria — salary, investment and property thresholds — checked honestly and cited to official sources. Where a nomination decides, it says so.

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Gulf Pre-Arrival Readiness Checker

Applying from abroad? Which documentation gates apply to your destination, origin and profession — attestation, Saudi professional verification, trade exams — plus the Gulf CV standard, all cited.

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UAE Healthcare Licensing & the Unified PQR

DHA, DOH, MOHAP and Sharjah publish one joint rulebook — what its definitions of experience, internship and good standing mean for a healthcare CV, quoted from the source.

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What Does Qatar’s Engineer Registration Actually Require?

The official grade categories and degree-based fast track, the renewal period the law and the ministry disagree on, the promotion-at-renewal rule and the GCC map — read from Law 19/2005 and the ministry’s own document.

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Saudi vs UAE: the same CV, read differently

Saudi classifies first and accepts applications from abroad; the UAE judges against the applied title. Where the rules diverge — equivalency, exam exemptions, the five-year gap limit — and what it means for your file.

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Which Clinic Documents Must Be in Arabic?

Dubai mandates bilingual consent forms and a bilingual charter at the door; Abu Dhabi’s consent standard has no Arabic rule; internal policies need none anywhere. Read from 17 instruments — with the common misquote corrected.

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UAE ATS CV Template (.docx)

A clean Word template structured to parse correctly in applicant tracking systems, with UAE-specific fields done right. No email wall.

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Cabin Crew CV Template (.docx)

The role-specific variant for Emirates, Etihad and Gulf airline applications — the fields recruiters expect, and the six rules that keep photos and personal data where they belong.

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Business Solutions — original data

Saudization Tracker 2026

Which professions Saudi Arabia is localizing, at what percentage, from when — plus the Nitaqat 2026 reform. Source-labeled reference for professionals and companies.

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Emiratisation Tracker 2026

The UAE side: the 10% deadline on 31 December 2026, the AED 9,000/month fine ladder, real enforcement numbers and what Nafis provides — verified and source-labeled.

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GCC AI Interview Guide 2026

Which Gulf employers use AI interviews — Emirates NBD, Emirates Group, Aramco, Jadarat — the formats, the verified numbers, and honest preparation. Every claim labeled.

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Etimad Bid Readiness Guide 2026

What a Saudi government bid requires — the registration set, two envelopes, 1–2% and 5% guarantees with law citations, the Arabic rule and local content — plus the UAE ICV layer.

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Which Language Must a GCC Government Bid Be In?

Saudi GTPL Article 55, Qatar Law 24/2015, Oman RD 36/2008 and Bahrain Decree 36/2002, read from the instruments — what governs, what the dossier decides, and the rules the market overstates.

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What Must a Franchisor Actually Disclose in Saudi Arabia?

The GCC’s only mandatory franchise disclosure regime — the 14-day rule, the current 16-item annex, the Arabic requirement, 90-day registration and the stakes, read from Royal Decree M/22 and its regulations.

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GCC Sustainability Reporting: What Is Actually Mandatory

Verified against the instruments — mandatory in Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar, via the integrated report in the UAE, not mandated in Saudi Arabia — plus the claims commonly misstated.

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GCC Freelance Permits: What Actually Exists

The verified state of Gulf freelance permits — official costs where published, conflicts labeled, and the two “visas” still sold online that do not exist.

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Labeeb GCC Salary Index 2026

Official wage anchors, pay-system structures and market analysis across six GCC countries — with sources you can check, and honesty about where no official number exists. Our public research standard: business documents are built the same way.

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No standalone business calculator yet — we build tools where real demand shows up, not to fill a grid. When the evidence points to one, it will appear here. Until then, the Business Solutions hub shows how we work.

Ethical Academic Support

GCC Research Funding Directory 2026

Every active research funder across the six GCC countries, verified with official links — grant sizes, eligibility, how cycles work, and the honest answer where no funder exists.

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Accreditation Documentation in the Gulf

What ETEC/NCAAA and the UAE CAA actually require of an institutional self-study — the bilingual template set, the evidence principle, and the line between writing support and evaluation.

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What Must a School Actually Write for a GCC Inspection?

The KHDA SEF and its 120-word evaluative register, ADEK’s 39-policy set, ETEC’s self-evaluation stage and Qatar’s licensing conditions — read from the regulators’ own documents, labeled by source.

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What Statistical Help Is Legitimate on a GCC Thesis?

KSU’s faculty-only rationed support, QU and UAEU’s student consulting units, AUS’s integrity code and the Western acknowledgment norms — the honest answer to the question every provider dodges.

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Family Office Reporting in the Gulf

DIFC exempts family businesses and offices from filing or auditing accounts — so the family annual report is the document nobody requires. What the instruments say, and why the Arabic charter text governs.

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Applying to GCC Universities 2026–27

What KAUST, MBZUAI, NYU Abu Dhabi, Education City and Study in Saudi actually require — verified against official pages, with this year’s changes flagged.

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No academic tool yet — deliberately. Ethical academic support does not automate well, and we will not pretend it does: no essay generators, no paraphrasers. What we publish instead is the standard itself — what ethical editing includes and refuses — and 114 guides on doing the work properly.

How these tools work

Private by design

Calculators and checkers run entirely in your browser. Your salary and your CV never reach our servers — there is nothing to store.

Verified, with confidence labels

Where a figure depends on law or regulation, it is verified against the official source first — and where no official figure exists, the tool says so instead of guessing.

Free, no signup

No email walls, no accounts. If a tool saves you a bad decision, you will remember who built it.