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Information wanted about baby sponsoring

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EW NEWBIE
Latest post on 26 February 2017 - 06:01

Hello,I'm new in here and I joined because I'm strongly considering to move to Dubai in the short future to work,and I need some advise regarding sponsorship.I'm currently pregnant with my first baby and I'm going to be a single parent.I am not sure wether is good for my baby to get the father's last name or should I give only my last name?how would this affect me,if I'm going to sponsor my baby in UAE?and if I might not give my baby the father's last name ,would I still get problems if my baby has the father's name written on the birth certificate?any help is going to be helpful,until I can decide about my baby's name when it's born.thank you so much.

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EW NEWBIE
Latest post on 27 June 2018 - 06:17
Hi Lisa2016. I am trying this chance that you might be able to read this. Hope you can give me some advice on how did you solve the problems regarding the visa of your Baby. Im having the same situation now. Thank you!
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EW MASTER
Latest post on 26 February 2017 - 09:03
Hello,I'm new in here and I joined because I'm strongly considering to move to Dubai in the short future to work,and I need some advise regarding sponsorship.I'm currently pregnant with my first baby and I'm going to be a single parent.I am not sure wether is good for my baby to get the father's last name or should I give only my last name?how would this affect me,if I'm going to sponsor my baby in UAE?and if I might not give my baby the father's last name ,would I still get problems if my baby has the father's name written on the birth certificate?any help is going to be helpful,until I can decide about my baby's name when it's born.thank you so much. I don't think it matters what name is on the birth certificate as long it is attested in your home country however you do have to get the Fathers permission to move here, without this you would struggle to get sponsorship. Make sure the company you work for here pays you enough for sponsoring a child, medical insurance and childcare. Dubai is not a cheap place to reside in therefore your package will need to be a decent one
 
 

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