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Filipino Times
14-05-2025
- Business
- Filipino Times
Al Yalayis Center in Dubai brings government services under one roof
Government services are now made easy through this one-stop hub in Dubai! Al Yalayis Center, located in Za'abeel Park, Al Kifaf Center, brings together essential government services in one convenient place. Whether you need assistance with visas, labor laws, or business registration, this hub has got you covered—all in one go! At Al Yalayis Center, UAE residents—including Filipinos—can easily complete various official transactions without the hassle of visiting multiple offices. From employment documents to medical fitness exams, everything is within reach, making life easier for those juggling busy schedules. Among the services provided are Tawjeeh, which offers expert guidance on UAE labor laws to help both employers and workers understand their rights and responsibilities. Tasheel services are also available for processing transactions related to the Ministry of Human Resources & Emiratisation (MOHRE). For visa and residency needs, the center hosts Amer services, which facilitate transactions with the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA-Dubai). Dubai Health (DH) services are also offered, providing medical fitness exams and other health-related requirements, essential for residency and employment. Business owners can benefit from DED services for business registration and licensing under the Department of Economic Development. Additionally, the center offers fingerprinting and biometric services necessary for Emirates ID and other official uses. To further support the community, Al Yalayis Center provides pick-up and drop-off services for laborers, ensuring accessibility for everyone. Open seven days a week from Monday to Sunday, the center's friendly team is ready to assist with speed and professionalism, making government services more convenient than ever. For inquiries, contact 0553587338.
Saba Yemen
11-02-2025
- Business
- Saba Yemen
Specifications authority calls on traders to deal through electronic services portal "Tasheel"
Sana'a - Saba: The Ministry of Economy, Industry and Investment and the Yemeni Authority for Standards, Metrology and Quality Control called on Tuesday on all traders, manufacturers and importers to quickly register their products and deal through the electronic services portal "Tasheel". Executive Director of the Authority Sam al-Bashiri explained that the electronic services portal aims to simplify procedures and facilitate transactions with the Authority and accelerate the process of releasing goods and products that conform to approved standard specifications. He pointed out that the registration process is done by entering the portal website according to the instructions and guidelines shown on the sites. He pointed out that those wishing to do so will be trained on how to deal and use the systems and services provided through the portal by communicating via the operations numbers 781001722 - 781001737 or attending the training and rehabilitation center affiliated with the Authority in the Capital branch and Sana'a province. He stressed that paper applications and transactions will not be processed or received starting from Shawwal 7, 1446, corresponding to April 5, 2025 . Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Gulf Insider
09-02-2025
- Business
- Gulf Insider
Bahrain: Ending Five-Year Wait For Housing Allowance
The prolonged five-year wait for citizens to receive the housing allowance of BD100 may come to an end if a proposal put forth by MP Jalal Kadhem is approved. This law seeks to grant housing allowances to every head of household from the date their application for housing services is accepted, rather than after a five-year period from the submission of the application. The implementation would be contingent upon a decision issued by the Minister of Housing outlining the conditions and procedures for disbursement. SupportThe Financial and Economic Affairs Committee of the Council of Representatives has discussed the proposal and expressed its support, despite opposition from the Ministry of Housing. The committee indicated that the proposal would enhance the social safety net for low-income citizens; however, its execution might necessitate an increase in the allocated budget for housing allowances. On the other hand, the Ministry of Housing highlighted this very concern in its comments on the proposal, noting that it would require a cumulative increase in the budget allocated for housing allowances, starting with an additional BD10 million in the first year, while the current annual budget stands at BD57 million. NecessityMoreover, the ministry pointed out that the proposal's necessity is diminished by the absence of lengthy waiting periods for housing. Additionally, the ministry reviewed recently proposed housing solutions, including the Tasheel programme and the launch of a Government Land Development Rights Programme aimed at providing social housing units in partnership with the private sector. The proposal is set to be discussed by the Council of Representatives on Tuesday, where it is anticipated to be passed following the committee's recommendation for approval.
Daily Tribune
09-02-2025
- Business
- Daily Tribune
Ending five-year wait for housing allowance
The prolonged five-year wait for citizens to receive the housing allowance of BD100 may come to an end if a proposal put forth by MP Jalal Kadhem is approved. This law seeks to grant housing allowances to every head of household from the date their application for housing services is accepted, rather than after a five-year period from the submission of the application. The implementation would be contingent upon a decision issued by the Minister of Housing outlining the conditions and procedures for disbursement. Support The Financial and Economic Affairs Committee of the Council of Representatives has discussed the proposal and expressed its support, despite opposition from the Ministry of Housing. The committee indicated that the proposal would enhance the social safety net for low-income citizens; however, its execution might necessitate an increase in the allocated budget for housing allowances. On the other hand, the Ministry of Housing highlighted this very concern in its comments on the proposal, noting that it would require a cumulative increase in the budget allocated for housing allowances, starting with an additional BD10 million in the first year, while the current annual budget stands at BD57 million. Necessity Moreover, the ministry pointed out that the proposal's necessity is diminished by the absence of lengthy waiting periods for housing. Additionally, the ministry reviewed recently proposed housing solutions, including the Tasheel programme and the launch of a Government Land Development Rights Programme aimed at providing social housing units in partnership with the private sector. The proposal is set to be discussed by the Council of Representatives on Tuesday, where it is anticipated to be passed following the committee's recommendation for approval.
Daily Tribune
28-01-2025
- Business
- Daily Tribune
BBK offers exclusive Tas'heel and Mazaya Finance to own dream home
Bank of Bahrain and Kuwait (BBK), the leading retail and commercial bank in Bahrain, announced the commencement of registration for eligible customers to apply for the social housing programs Tas'heel and Mazaya, along with New Mazaya. These government-led initiatives, introduced by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning in partnership with the private sector, aim to provide social housing solutions for Bahraini citizens, and facilitate homeownership by enabling beneficiaries to apply for financing directly through the Bank, streamlining the process of acquiring residential units. BBK outlined an array of exclusive benefits for customers applying for Tas'heel or Mazaya financing which include repayment plans of up to 30 years, competitive rates, and fast approvals. Tasheel financing scheme through BBK includes coverage of real estate registration fees for the financed amount, comprehensive life insurance, and inclusion of administrative fees in the financing package. Moreover, The Bank offers an exclusive gift of BD 1,000 to all customers who obtain Tasheel financing, fixed monthly installment payments and a grace period of six months before the first installment is due. Customers may also qualify for a larger financing amount if they opt to increase the deduction rate. The financing amount for Tasheel can reach up to BD 70,000, enabling customers to purchase their dream house or land, or to buy land and construct a property, with no cap on the property's price. Applicants must be between the ages of 21 and 50 and have a salary ranging from BD 350 to BD 1,200 to be eligible for the financing. Moreover, BBK offers both Mazaya and Tasheel financing schemes, the option for its customers, to avail up to 115% of the value of the property as a loan. Mr. Ahmed Taqi, General Manager of Retail Banking at BBK, emphasized the Bank's commitment to enhancing the efficiency and accessibility of housing services for citizens, facilitating their journey to own their dream homes or land with exclusive benefits. This is achieved through BBK's partnership with the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning and in collaboration with leading real estate development companies, providing customers with diverse property options. 'We take pride in our exceptional housing financing solutions, which reflect our ongoing efforts to strengthen collaboration with the real estate and housing sectors across the Kingdom,' Mr. Taqi stated. 'BBK is delighted to offer this solution, supported by a suite of competitive advantages, as part of our continued collaboration with the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning and Eskan Bank. This partnership has significantly enhanced the ability of Bahraini families to benefit from the financing solutions we've developed, aligning with the comprehensive development goals and Bahrain's Economic Vision 2030.' Mr. Taqi urged all eligible beneficiaries to take advantage of Tas'heel or Mazaya financing through BBK, whether for new or additional financing, and highlighted the bank's streamlined application process, designed to ensure a smooth and swift experience, supported by a dedicated advisory team providing professional assistance throughout the process.
