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'2 jobs in 30 days': Indian woman shares how she landed Dubai jobs from India

A viral Instagram post by an Indian woman breaks down how to apply for jobs in Dubai.

Published on: Jun 15, 2026, 16:36:17 IST
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An Indian woman’s Instagram post on how she landed jobs in Dubai has been drawing attention for its simple, step by step breakdown of job hunting abroad. Shared by Chanchal Kashyap, the post comes across as a practical guide for anyone trying to enter the UAE job market from India.

Woman embracing career growth in Dubai. (Representational Image)
Woman embracing career growth in Dubai. (Representational Image)

In the post, she explains how clarity and consistency can make a difference when applying for jobs overseas. She lays out a structured process, starting with the most basic but important step: choosing the right role. As she puts it, “Choose your role and industry - be clear on what job you want,” whether it is sales, admin, digital marketing or hospitality.

‘2 jobs in 30 days’

She then moves to what she calls a Dubai ready CV. According to her, it should be clean, simple and ATS friendly. One key detail she highlights is adding intent clearly. “Include ‘Willing to relocate to Dubai’ in header,” she writes, suggesting that even small lines can make a resume stand out to recruiters. She also mentions using apps like TalkU to add a UAE number, which can help create a more local presence during applications.

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Her advice then shifts to job portals, where she encourages candidates to widen their reach. She lists platforms such as Bayt, Naukri Gulf, GulfTalent, Monster Gulf and Indeed UAE, saying that uploading your CV across multiple sites increases visibility.

Networking is another key point she stresses. She suggests directly reaching out to recruiters with a simple message. “Hi, I’m actively looking for opportunities in [industry] in Dubai. Would love to connect,” she writes, adding that polite communication can open doors.

Finally, she underlines what she calls the real difference maker, consistency. Her closing advice is straightforward. “Be consistent daily,” she notes, explaining that regular updates, follow ups and an active profile can slowly improve chances of getting noticed.

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Her post has resonated with many job seekers, especially those exploring opportunities in the Gulf, offering a clear and practical breakdown of how to approach the process step by step.

(Disclaimer: This report is based on user-generated content from social media. HT.com has not independently verified the claims and does not endorse them.)

 
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Vaishali Kapila

Vaishali Kapila is a Senior Content Producer at Hindustan Times Digital, where she covers internet culture, viral social media moments, human interest stories and workplace trends. She believes the best stories often come from ordinary experiences and everyday conversations. Through her stories, she aims to help readers understand not just what is trending, but why it matters. Born and brought up in Chandigarh and now based in Delhi, Vaishali has over five years of experience in digital journalism. Before joining Hindustan Times, she worked as a Sub Editor at NDTV, where she specialised in food and travel writing. Over the years, she has written and edited stories on recipes, nutrition, restaurants, destinations and travel trends, while building expertise in digital storytelling, search-driven journalism and audience-focused content. Today, her work spans a wide range of topics, including consumer issues, lifestyle, workplace trends and stories that reflect everyday life. She enjoys finding fresh angles, speaking with people and adding the context that helps readers make sense of a story. Vaishali holds a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from Lady Shri Ram College for Women, University of Delhi, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism with a specialisation in New Media from the Asian College of Journalism, Chennai. When she is not working, Vaishali enjoys exploring new places, trying local food and documenting her experiences through a food Instagram page she runs with her husband. She also enjoys watching documentaries, learning about space and science, and exploring stories about different cultures and people.

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