International recruiter in DIFC, Dubai. Places finance, banking, IT, secretarial, HR, sales and engineering professionals in the UAE.
About Michael Page UAE
Michael Page is a large international recruitment company. In the UAE it trades as Michael Page International (UAE) Limited. Its UAE office is in DIFC (Dubai International Financial Centre). The company registration number on the website is a DIFC company number. It is not a recruitment licence number.
- Sectors:
- Finance, IT, Admin & Office, Sales, Engineering
Jobs they usually fill
Michael Page lists many job types on its UAE site. These include:
- Finance and accounting, tax and treasury
- Banking and financial services
- Technology and digital
- Secretarial (office and admin roles)
- Human resources and legal
- Sales and marketing
- Procurement and supply chain
- Engineering, construction and oil and gas
- Healthcare and life sciences
It offers permanent jobs, fixed-term contracts and internships. It also publishes a UAE salary guide.
Who they hire
The site does not say which nationalities it hires. Most roles are professional, manager or specialist jobs. Expect to need work experience in your field and good English.
How to register
- Go to michaelpage.ae/submit-your-cv.
- Enter your email address and press Next.
- If you have an account, sign in. If not, continue as a guest.
- Follow the next steps of the form and upload your CV.
- You can also create a MyPage account to save jobs and set job alerts.
The site says it uses AI tools to match CVs to jobs. It says a person always reviews the decision.
What to watch for
- Michael Page says a genuine message from them never asks you to pay a fee. This covers placement, CV services, work permits and visas.
- Be careful if someone contacts you first on a personal chat app. Michael Page says real messages come from its official company email domains.
- In the UAE, licensed recruitment agencies must not charge job seekers any fee. MoHRE, the UAE Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation, treats this as illegal. Check your offer letter and MoHRE contract before you travel.