By bne IntelliNews Dubai is experiencing its largest outflow of foreign residents in decades as the Iran war enters its third ...

EADaily, March 13th, 2026. Dubai has ceased to be attractive for expats. At a time when Iranian missiles are falling on the ...

FLEEING expats are dumping pets in the streets of Dubai, it is claimed. Dogs, cats and even rabbits are being abandoned as Iran’s drones and missiles target the UAE’s biggest city.

Brits are Dubai's third-largest tourism market and key real estate buyers, drawn by weather, safety, and business-friendly policies.

Iran has launched a volley of drone and missiles in the Middle East, including against the UAE, following U.S.-Israeli strikes on the country.

Not only have record numbers of Australians been visiting Dubai in recent years amid a tourism boom, the city known for its glitz and glamour is an expat hotspot.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dubai, with its surface-level cosmopolitanism, was a bubble waiting to burst - Altaf Qadri/AP “This is not meant to be happening ...

As expats continue to relocate to Dubai, the cost of living is rising but salaries are expected to stagnate, according to a new survey by Dubai-based recruitment agency Cooper Fitch. Cooper Fitch ...

Expats fleeing Dubai are abandoning their pets as they rush to leave the Gulf state, vets say. Some people have been ...

"I've been on a treadmill before on my work phone, doing barrier options," said Nick Fowler, 33, a British man who moved to the United Arab Emirates two years ago. "It can get a bit ridiculous ...

British expats who fled the Gulf desperate to avoid being hit with huge tax bills after returning to London - The tax ...