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Understand your Gulf documents in your own language

Got a document from your employer or a Gulf government office? See what it says, what matters and what to check next.

മലയാളംதமிழ்हिन्दीతెలుగుಕನ್ನಡEnglish

Labour ministry notice· Contract terminationAR

Your employer has asked to end your work contract. The notice lists your final dues. If you disagree with the amount, reply before the deadline.

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Final dues
AED 7,840
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Deadline
5 Nov 20269 days left
What to do

Check the amount against your salary slips. If it is wrong, reply before the deadline.

Sample · anonymised
Arabic, English or bothUAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, KuwaitFirst document freeDeleted within 24 hours

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  2. 02

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Who it's for

Anyone in the Gulf who gets an important paper in a language they don't read well.

  • Workers

    Contracts, notices and fines from your employer or the government.

    Employment contractMOHRE / Qiwa / Absher noticeTraffic fineTermination letter
  • Families and professionals

    Tenancy, bank letters, school and medical papers.

    Tenancy (Ejari / Tawtheeq)Bank letterMedical or insurance letter
  • Businesses

    Explain documents to your customers in their language.

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The contract renewal from the top of the page, explained. Every key fact shows the original text from both language columns.

Employment contract renewalAR+ENHigh confidence
Summary

Your current contract ends on 15 Dec 2026. This renewal extends it for 2 years. Your basic salary stays AED 2,500 a month, and either side must give 60 days notice to end it.

Important details
Basic salary
AED 2,500 / month
“Basic salary: AED 2,500 per month”«الراتب الأساسي: ٢٬٥٠٠ درهم شهرياً»
Contract term
2 years
“Contract term: two (2) years”«مدة العقد: سنتان (٢)»
Notice period
60 days
“Notice period: sixty (60) days”«فترة الإشعار: ستون (٦٠) يوماً»
Current contract ends
15 Dec 2026
“Current contract ends: 15/12/2026”«ينتهي العقد الحالي: ١٥/١٢/٢٠٢٦»
Original text from both columns, shown as proof
Things to review
  • Housing and transport allowances are not mentioned. Ask whether they continue.
  • Check that the salary is the same in the Arabic and English columns. Here it is.
Next stepIf you agree, sign before 15 Dec 2026 and keep a signed copy.
Check it officiallyAfter signing, check that the new contract is registered with MOHRE.mohre.gov.ae

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