Female Cleaners Required in Abu Dhabi – Full Time
Company
Afaq Plus International
Location
Abu Dhabi
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
7 days ago
Via
via Dubizzle Abu Dhabi Classifieds
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Job Description
**Female Cleaners Required in Abu Dhabi – Full Time** | A cleaning company in Abu Dhabi is looking for female cleaners for full-time work. | **Requirements:** | * Experience in home or office cleaning | * Valid UAE residence visa | * Emirates ID | * Own visa / family visa preferred | * NOC preferred if required | * Must be punctual, honest, and good with customers | * Living in Abu Dhabi or nearby areas | * Ready to join immediately | **Work details:** | Full-time cleaning work | Home and office cleaning based on daily schedule | Salary will be discussed after interview based on experience and commitment | Serious applicants only | Please send by WhatsApp: | Name | Nationality | Age | Location in Abu Dhabi | Visa type | Cleaning experience | Expected salary | Contact number | Langue
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As per the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation, restaurant workers on a work permit must receive a minimum contractual salary of 2500 AED per month plus accommodation allowance as of January 2026 to qualify for the visa.
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The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation sets the maximum at 48 hours per week for restaurant jobs, with overtime paid at 1.25 times the hourly rate after 8 hours daily starting 2026.
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