Covid - There is no going back to normal

One of the things an infinite mindset provides is a calm confidence. Those of us who embrace an infinite mindset can actually come out of hard times better off than when we entered.

Simon spoke with Dr. Jarik Conrad of Ultimate Software about the benefits adopting an infinite mindset brings in times that force us to adapt.

Simon Sinek

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Covid second wave is here .. be careful

රටවල් හදිස්සියෙන් open කලාට, Corona ප්‍රශ්නෙ ඉවර නැහැ

ආර්තික වාසි බලාගෙන ගොඩක් රටවල් මේ කරන්නෙ බයානක දෙයක්

පරිස්සමෙන් ..

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Calculating your end-of-service pay - UAE

Calculating your end-of-service pay is important. Knowing how the total sum is reached will help you identify any errors made by your company. Let’s discuss what your entitle to get paid in case of resignation and termination,

1. Paid Notice period for 30 days or the agreed period in the contract.

2. Pending annual leave salary ( 60 days maximum) - on basic salary in All Emirates.

3. Gratuity - (on current basic salary).

Under limited contract

An employee who has to complete continuous service shall be entitled to an end of service gratuity upon the termination of his service. The days of absence from work without pay shall not be included in the calculation of the period of service and the gratuity shall be calculated as follows:

• If an employee has served for less than 1 year, he is not entitled to any gratuity pay.
• If an employee has served for more than 1 year but less than 5 years, he is entitled to full gratuity pay based on 21 days' salary for each year of work.
• If an employee has served more than 5 years, he is entitled to full gratuity of 30 days' salary for each year of work following the first five years.

In all cases, the total gratuity shall not exceed the wage of two years.

Under unlimited Contract

In the event where the employer terminates an unlimited contract, calculation will be as follows:

• If an employee has served for less than 1 year, he is not entitled to any gratuity pay.
• If an employee has served more than 1 year but less than 5 years, he is entitled to 21 calendar days' basic salary for each year of the first five years of work.
• If an employee has served more than 5 years, he is entitled to 30 calendar days' basic salary for each additional year, provided the entire compensation does not exceed two years' pay.

In the event where the employee under an unlimited contract resigns, calculation will be as follows:

• If an employee resigns before completing 1 year of service, he is not entitled to any gratuity pay.
• If an employee has served between 1 and 3 years, he is entitled to one third (1/3) of 21 days' basic salary as gratuity pay. (07 Days)
• If an employee has served between 3 and 5 years, he is entitled to two-thirds (2/3) of 21 days' basic salary as gratuity pay. ( 14 Days)
• If an employee has served more than 5 years, he is entitled to 30 calendar days' basic salary for each additional year

4. One way Air Ticket

5. Pending salary and overtime.

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Thank you note from Dulash Perera

#Jobs4Lankans Thank you for Ur silence presence at passed difficult period was such a blessing and a true Guider to Archive my and my Family Journey of retun to Sri Lanka.
After been Redundant and unemployed for 5months and I Contacted #Mr_Sanjeewa_Marasinghe on Messanger on 30th of March After been stuck in UAE with my Family due to Airport Closures, Requesting Guidance to over come the situation and find out the route of Return to SL. After a clear conversation between Us, He Diverted me to the real and right Person who was with me until the End of Journey. He is #Mr_Chamil_Mendis blessed to have a real Gentlemen with great patience who helps and guides from bottom of his heart.
After a about 3 months me and Family returned to Sri Lanka on 17th June Now In safe hand of Mother land passing Quarantine successfully.
During the period Sri Lanka Consulate General of UAE ( Dubai) serve me a better way considering my and My Family real requirement and full filed. In this Specially I would glad to thanks Consular General Mr. Nalinda Wijayarathna and Staff.
Moreover #Mr_Damitha_Fernando and #Mr_Ahamed and #Ms_Manu who helped would be greatly appreciate during the period.

Finally I archived the journey safely and comfortably because of the desicion I made to contact #Mr_Sanjeewa the creator of Group where really Looking to the matters of member’s efficiently and effectively.

**Thank you #Jobs4Lankans**
Dulash Perera 

UAE : How do you manage loans that might be overwhelming you during COVID-19?

Three in five UAE residents are weighed down by a sheer mountain of varying debts from credit cards to personal loans, home loans and auto loans.

You can either have a debt consolidation plan or restructure your loan

Are you struggling with debt? Here we look at some ways to take the stress away and get into a better place for the future.

Maybe you‘ve been a little too generous with your credit card or you rely on it to pay those big costs that come up once or twice a year, but you just haven’t got on top of paying them back?

The interest has crept up and before you know it, you’re in a worse place than before you had those bills. Or you could be a proud parent and you needed to take out a loan to help pay for school fees.

First of all, please know, you are not alone. Three in five UAE residents are weighed down by a sheer mountain of varying debts from credit cards to personal loans, home loans and auto loans. You simply had to have that 4x4 for weekend desert camping trips along with the latest phone providing you with the GPS function to get you there!

3 in 5 UAE residents are struggling with debt

Dubai life certainly doesn’t always come cheap, but you have to enjoy life, right?

Firstly, let’s clear up the law, debt and prison

Something that has always added to people’s worries is the fear of defaulting on a debt or bouncing a cheque and facing a jail term, as has happened in the past. Dubai Courts decided that rather than imprisonment, they would start issuing fines for these offences which will give people the breathing space they need to get into a better position to manage their debts.

Good news also came in October last year, when the UAE cabinet announced they would introduce an insolvency law for individuals who found themselves unable to pay off their debts. This was seen as a huge step forward for the UAE, especially where people who had miscalculated timings or found themselves in a jam for a month or two were suddenly facing a jail term, which would mean they were unable to work. As the head of the family, avoiding a jail term is crucial to continue working and paying off the debt, which would affect both the creditor and the debtor.

The new insolvency law now allows UAE expats (and nationals) in financial difficulty to get the support they need, with plans for the settling of debts put in place and most importantly protection from legal prosecution. (To read a step-by-step guide to the insolvency law, click here). There will likely be a travel ban imposed to avoid debtors skipping the country and leaving unpaid debt.

If you find you’re in a similar situation, there are steps you will need to take and documents needed to submit an application so you can gain the protection and support needed or have your funds liquidated to pay your debts. You should seek financial or specialist advice if you are in this situation.

So you’re in debt, you can’t afford your repayments and the interest keeps creeping up on the multiple cards and loans you’ve taken out.

What can you do to make a start and get back on track?

Just because you opted into various loan terms and interest rates over the years doesn’t mean you have to be stuck with them forever. You also don’t have to wait until you pay a loan off to have your burden lightened.

Loan consolidation and debt refinancing or restructuring can help make debt — of any kind — more manageable. Here’s when to consider debt consolidation or restructuring, two very different methods, and how each might work for your situation.

Should you consider a debt consolidation loan?

Many people only pay the minimum amount due on each of their debts every month. This can make it feel impossible to ever repay your debts. Debt consolidation loans can provide financial relief from your debts by lowering monthly payments - a single loan that rolls all of your debt into one monthly payment and one overall loan.

Essentially, a debt consolidation loan gives you enough money to pay off multiple debts.

And there’s one big perk to debt consolidation loans that makes them different: These loans often come with a reduced interest rate and a lower monthly payment. Which in theory means you should be able to pay off the loan quicker!

Case study

I had a British client who had four credit cards from three different banks as they had lots of dining offers and loyalty points that were attractive. He was paying off different installments on each of them every month. The outstanding balance on all the cards was around Dh10,000.

The rates varied on each card and one of the things that he didn’t realise was that the rate he thought he was paying each month was in fact only on the minimum monthly payment rate. The interest was actually compounding on the unpaid balances. This has left him with debt, which could take over a decade to pay off and on a hamster wheel of continual ever-increasing repayments.

The average interest rate on the cards was 2.9 per cent per month, however this equates to an annual percentage rate (APR) of 40 per cent. Something that isn’t often advertised by the banks when promoting attractive credit cards.

He was paying off the minimum 5 per cent per month on each, which was leaving 95 per cent of the debt each month unpaid. If he stayed with this option he would have ended up paying about 2.5 times the original balance of Dh10,000.

As soon as we sat down to review his debts, it was clear he needed to pay off more than the minimum balance to ever get ahead. He would benefit from an immediate debt consolidation loan - one rolled up loan with one lower repayment.

He has also realised that one of his worst mistakes was simply paying off the minimum balance, as it gave him the false sense of security that his debts were met each month when in reality they were creeping up. He upped his monthly repayments and eventually will be in a position where he can start using one credit card for purchases and pay the full balance off each month. We looked at some basic budgeting techniques and ways to increase his income over his expenditure.

Before any loan, first you must work out your Debt Burden Ratio (DBR).

What is debt burden ratio or DBR?

Your debt burden ratio is a very important factor, which is used by UAE banks to calculate your eligibility. As per a UAE Central Bank rule, your DBR ratio cannot go more than 50 per cent of your earnings.

For example, if your monthly salary is Dh20,000, you cannot be making more than Dh10,000 a month in repayments. In other words, you can only use half your monthly income to pay towards your debts.

Most banks offer online calculators where you can work out your DBR.

Banks will do a Credit Bureau check before lending finance to clients. This means they determine your DBR ratio by checking your current liabilities.

Of course, debt consolidation does come with its pros and cons and doesn’t suit everyone. You need to make sure you look at the final rate, APR (annual percentage rate) and repayment term to ensure you don’t end up paying more in the long run.

Which banks offer debt consolidation loans if my DBR is okay?

Emirates NBD

Minimum salary requirement: Dh10,000

Do I need to transfer salary? Yes

Maximum finance loan: Dh1,000,000

Arrangement fee: Yes, 1 per cent of the loan amount

Loan deferment option: Yes up to two installments a year, non-consecutive

Interest rates: From 2.88 per cent APR (annual percentage rate)

Mashreq Bank

Minimum salary requirement: Dh5,000

Do I need to transfer salary? Yes

Maximum finance loan: Dh1,000,000 for expats and Dh3,000,000 for UAE nationals

Arrangement fee: Usually 1.05 per cent of the loan amount

Loan deferment option: Up to 2 loan installment deferments per calendar year subject to bank’s approval

Rates: Dependent on individual applicant – personal loans from 6.49 per cent

Emirates Islamic Bank

Minimum salary requirement: Dh5,000

Do I need to transfer salary? No

Maximum finance loan: Dh2,000,000

Arrangement fee: 2.5 per cent of the loan amount

Interest rates: From 3.99 per cent

Loan deferment option: No

First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB)

Exclusively for UAE nationals, (even those who have a debt burden higher than 50 per cent of their monthly salary)

Minimum salary requirement: Dh10,000 is required

Do I need to transfer salary? Yes

Interest rates: From 5.12 per cent

Long term repayment plans

Arrangement fee: 1.05 per cent

Loan deferment option: Subject to individual application

In all of the above, loan eligibility is a function of repayment capacity in terms of earnings and Debt Burden Ratio. Although banks offer up to Dh2 million in personal loans, all are not eligible for such huge loans.

There are other options offered by banks if you hold your salary with them. Talk to your own bank and see what debt consolidation loans they can offer, especially if your DBR is less than 50 per cent of your monthly salary.

Debt consolidation only helps those who will then adopt a sensible approach to their finances. It is definitely a way of looking at your debt and taking ownership of your finances to get into a better place for your future and your family. If you go back to old habits, it’s not the solution for you.

When should you consider debt restructuring?

If you are in severe debt and financial hardship rather than in just a bit of a vicious circle with your debt, then you might want to consider restructuring your debts with your lenders. You may be ineligible for a loan due to your DBR being more than 50 per cent.

You can agree on an amount that you can pay back instead of the full debt, but often this requires an external party to negotiate on your behalf. It will also likely hurt your credit score because you will essentially renegotiate your agreement and default on the original loan.

Both debt restructuring and debt consolidation have the same goals - to lower the interest and pay off the debt as soon as possible.

Other options to pay off loans

If you have a regular income but are still in a really difficult position and none of the above solutions are suitable for you, you could talk to your employer about advance salary payments, which could be set against your end of service gratuity.

Never ever take a loan from an unregulated company or person. They are illegal and could land you in even more debt than you started. Always go to a well-known bank or financial institution or talk with a properly trained financial advisor. Talking to a specialist will cost you nothing and could save you from a mountain of debt, stress and financial worry.

Always be on the lookout for better deals.

Your finances are your responsibility so you must always be alert and look out for the best deals. Just because you’ve restructured a loan or consolidated your credit card and loan debts doesn’t mean you can then go out and get another credit card, all because it offers air miles or a 0 per cent balance transfer. This can be particularly tempting if you are prone to overspending and sucked into the high life.

Other types of debt restructuring are similar to debt refinancing. Always keep an eye on better loan rates and offers.

Remortgaging your home loan to a lower rate rather than a fixed long term-rate could be something to consider, and could reduce your monthly repayments considerably, meaning you could even overpay each month.

The larger your mortgage or loan is, the less significant the drop in rate needs to be to benefit from refinancing.

Stay focused, stay disciplined, be persistent and you will get there.

Settling debt won’t happen overnight and takes discipline and commitment. It is easy to fall into the cycle of borrowing and to be tempted by loans and offers when you are stressed and in need of additional cash.

Stay ahead of the game and make sure you seek professional advice if you are unsure where to start, however small or large your debt currently is. If you act now, it could save you from a lot of pain in the future.

- The writer is a financial coach and Executive Associate Partner of Finsbury Associates in Dubai

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COVID-19: Job loss after salary cut: What is my gratuity?

UAE Labour Law : How does final payout get affected by temporary salary cut?

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Free Medical Assistance for pregnant Sri Lankan women who are effected due to Corona Epidemic

Free Medical Assistance for pregnant Sri Lankan women who are effected due to Corona Epidemic

පවතින කොරෝනා තත්වය මත, ගර්භණි කාන්තාවන් අවශ්‍ය වෛද්‍ය පහසුකම් නොමැතිව සිටින බව අපි දන්නවා

මෙයට විසදුමක් වශයන්, ඔවුන්ව නොමිලයේ පරීක්ශා කර, අවශ්‍ය බෙහෙත් සහ ෆෝලික් ඇසිඩ් ලබා දීමට, අජ්මාන් හි සිටින ලාංකික වෞද්‍යවරයෙක් වන Dr. ඉන්දික ඉදිරිපත් වී සිටිනවා

මේ සදහා, whatsapp මගින් ඔහුගෙන් වෙලාවක් කලින් වෙන් කරගෙන, අවශ්‍ය වෛද්‍ය පහසුකම් ලබාගැනීමට කාරුණික වන්න.

Thank you note from Hirushi Maljini Fernando

Hello Everyone 🌹🌹🌹

I really wanted to thank you Sanjeewa aiya and all the other members in this group for the effort they take to make sure that Sri Lankans in UAE are well aware of the current situation and also looking after for the needy in this difficult time. ❤️
Happy that as Sri Lankans we always have these qualities beyond other nationalities.
Proud to be a Sri Lankan 🇱🇰

Stay home be Safe 🙏
Wish you all good health and more strength ✊
Cheers to all the Sri Lankans in UAE 😊

Covid - 19 - Whats going on in UAE ?

COVID-19 නිසා හැම දෙයක්ම උඩු යටිකුරු වෙලා තියෙන මොහොතක, රැකියවල් කරන නොකරන ඔයාල හැමෝමත් එක්ක වගේම රැකියාවල් හොයන සහ රැකියාවල් හොයාගෙන මෙහේ එන්න බලාපොරොත්තු වෙන ඔයාලා හැමෝමත් එක්ක මේ කරුණු ටික බෙදා ගන්න හිතුනා..

JOB MARKET එක හිතා ගන්නවත් බැරි තටමට ඩවුන් වේවී මේ කොරෝනා වසන්ගතය නිසා. ඒ වගේම මේ අව්රුද්ද ඉවර වෙනකම්ම නව රැකියා උතපාදනය වේවි කියලා නම් හිතන්න අමාරුයි.

කම්කරු දෙපාර්තමේන්තුවේන්ම ජොබ් කට් කරන්න, සැලරි අඩු කරන්න, අන්පේඩ් ලිව් යවන්න අවසර දීලා තියෙන නිසා,
@ මේ වෙලාවේ ඔයාලගේ කලර්ස් පෙන්නන්න,
@ඇටිටියුඩ් පෙන්නන්න යන්නේ නැතිව,
සද්ද වහලා පාඩුවේ රස්සාව කරන් ඉන්න එක තමා හොදම දේ.. !

තව දෙයක්,
බොහොම දෙනෙකුට රැකියාවල් නැති වෙනවා කියන්නේ ලෝකල් ජොබ් මාර්කට් එක UAE එක්ස්පීරියන්ස් තියෙන අයගෙන් පිරෙනවා කියන එකයි. එතකොට ආයෙමත් මෙහාට අලුතෙන් එන අයට තියෙන චාන්ස් එක අඩු වෙනවා. සරලවම කියනවා නම් විසිට් ඇවිත් ජොබ් හොයා ගන්න අමාරු වේවී. කෙනෙක්ව පුරුදු කරනවට වඩා පුරුදු කෙනෙක්ව වැඩට ගන්න එක කම්පැනි එකකට ලාබයි වගේම,මේ වෙලාවේ ජොබ් එක නැති උන මොලේ තියෙන මනුස්සයෙක් බලන්නේ කොහොම හරි ජොබ් එකක් හොයන් සවයිව් වෙන්න, සැලරි එක කීය උනත් කමක් නැහැ කියලා.. එතකොට විසිට් එන අලුත් අයට තියෙන අවස්තා නැත්තටම නැති වෙන තරම් වේවි.

අනිත් එක, හැම වෙලාවෙම තියෙන රස්සාව පරිස්සම් කරගන්න බලන්න. පඩි අඩු කරයි. කම්පැනි අයිතිකාරයෝ සද්ද දායි. කලින් වගේ " මම යනවා ලේබර් එකට කම්ප්ලේන් කරන්න" කිව්වට වැඩක් වෙන්නේ නැහැ. හොදම දේ මොන කට්ටක් කාලා හරි තියෙන රස්සාව පරිස්සම් කර ගන්න එක.

මේ තත්ත්වයත් එක්ක කම්පැනි වලින් අයින් කරන්න වැඩිම අවධානමක් තියෙන්නේ
- අව්රුදු 50කට වඩා වැඩි නම්
- Performance සම්බන්ධයෙන් ගැටලු තිබුන නම්
- දීර්ග කාලීනව සෞඛ්‍යය ගැටලු තිබුන නම්
- ප්‍රොබේශන් එකේ ඉන්නවා නම්
- විනය විරෝදී ක්‍රියාකාරකම් නිසා වෝර්නින් ලෙටර්ස් එහෙම ලැබිලා තියෙනවා නම් කියන අයව වෙන්න පුලුවන්.
මීට අමතරව කවුරු කොහොම මොනවා කිව්වත්, ඔයාලා කොයි තරම් හොදට වැඩ කරත්, ඔයාගේ ලොක්කා ඔයාට කැමති නැත්නම්, අන්න ඔයත් ඉන්නේ අවධානම් කලාපයක.

ඔයාලව මොන විදියට,මොන හේතුව නිසා අයින් කරත්, කම්පැනි එක කියන්නේ කොරෝනා නිසා කම්පැනි එකට වර්ක් ෆෝස් එකක් මේන්ටේන් කරන්න බැහැ කියලා නම්, ගවර්මන්ට් එකෙන් ඒ කතාව, කතා දෙකක් නැතිවම පිලිගන්නවා.

හදිස්සියේවත්, ඔයාව ටර්මිනේට් උනොත්, පුලුවන් තරම් කාරුණිකව ඒ සම්බන්ධයෙන් ගනුදෙනු කරන්න. ඔයාට ලැබෙන්න තියෙන දේවල් කම්පැනි එකත් එක්ක කතා කරලා ඉල්ල ගන්න. කම්පැනි එකට එගේන්ස්ට් වෙලා, කම්පැනි එකෙන් කිව්වොත් දෙන්න සල්ලි නැහැ කියල, එතකොට ඉතින් නැහැම තමයි. ඔයාට කිසිම සහනයක් කොහෙන්වත් හම්බෙන්නේ නැහැ.

අන්තිමට, රස්සාවල් හොයලා දෙන කාක්කොන්ට අහු වෙන්න එපා. අන්තිමට සල්ලිත් නැහැ රස්සාවත් නැහැ. ඒ වගේම විසිට් වීසා ගහන්න නොදන්න මිනිස්සුන්ට සල්ලි දීලා රැවටෙන්නත් එපා. ෆ්‍රීරීලාන්සර් වීසා කියලා එක එක කම්පැනි වලින් දෙන වීසා අරන්, එලියේ වැඩ කරන්නම් කියලා අහු වෙන ජොබ් එකක් කරන්න ලෑස්ති වෙන්නත් එපා. හෙට වෙනකොට මොනවයින් මොනවා වේවිද දන්නේ නැහැ.

ඔයාට ෂුවර් නැත්නම්, ඔයාට කන්ෆිඩන්ට් නැත්නම් UAE වල සවයිව් වෙන්න පුලුවන් කියලා මේ දේවල් එක්ක, අනේ පුලුවන් තරම් ඉක්මනින් අපේ රටට යන්න. අමතක කරන්න එපා, අපි UAE වල වතුර ගන්නෙත් සල්ලි වලට කියලා.. මෙහේ ඉන්න නම් සල්ලි ඕන. සල්ලි ඕන නම් රැකියාවක් කරන්නම ඕන.

හැමෝම එහෙමම් පරිස්සමට, ගෙවල්වලට වෙලා ඉන්න.. #Stayhome #Staysafe

මම,
එරන්දි නානායක්කාර

Thank you note from Taniya Yeshika Liyanage Haseem

Thank you @sanjeewa ayya and akka for keep SriLankan community up to date about the ongoing virus and job market. And thank you for letting others to share important news/articles related to the virus in your page. If something big gonna happen (God forbid) Im sure this page gonna be the biggest forum that SriLankan community in UAE will seek help or information ❤

OVERSTAYING YOUR VISA !

Tourists and visit visa holders have a grace period of 10 days. If a tourist or a visitor overstays beyond the grace period, he will be fined with AED 200 for the first day of overstay, followed by AED100 each consecutive day. This is to be paid in addition to AED 100, as service fees at the immigration offices or at the airport when exiting.

In the case of UAE residents, they have 30 days’ grace period after visa expiry to either amend their status and get another residence visa or leave the country. Fines do not apply during the grace period.

If they overstay after the grace period, they will be fined with AED 125 for the first day and AED 25 for each subsequent day.

After six months of overstaying, the resident would be fined AED 50 per day.

After one year of overstaying, the resident would be fined AED 100 per day.

Stay Alert - Female job seeker travel to UAE

Dear Members,
I have been informed about a case where a Sri Lankan female job seeker has been kidnapped and kept in a secret location by another Sri Lankan lady in UAE
When explored further into the case, what I can see is, family members back home have acted very careless and they do not even have a copy of the travelers passport or visa copy. 
1. Please be extra careful when single females travel into any unknown country. 

2. Do background checks and look for some relative or friend in UAE before departure 

3. Prostitution rackets are happening time to time therefore, do not get caught to human traffickers 

4. Wherever you stay, provide location pin / address details to your loved ones or friends. In case of emergency, these information would be useful 

5. Using shared bed spaces can be tricky and dangerous to young girls 

6. Use a SLBFE registered / UAE registered Travel agent whenever possible

7. Airport pickup and transportation : Make sure you have agreed with your company or boss, who will come to collect you from the airport. Get their name and contact number (if possible vehicle number) in advance. Check these details and only if they match, get into their vehicle 

8. Work while on visit visa - Some companies will interview you and then ask you to work for them while on visit visa. This is illegal and in most cases, they will let you work for them till your visit is over and kick you out with no salary. 

Remember, those who come on visit visas do not receive a lot of support from Sri Lankan Embassy in UAE. Their priority is only those come with a SLBFE stamp ( I personally discussed and verified this matter with the officials in Abu Dhabi SL embassy)
If you get into any trouble, your first point of contact should be Dubai police. They are very capable and professional 
Sahana foundation is also there, but I am not sure how much they can do for those on visit visas

Regards,

Sanjeewa - Admin

Thank you note from Sagarika Muthukumarana

Thank you very much Jobs4lankankans.
Finally, I got the offer after 5 months in UAE.
Special Thanks goes to Maliga Marasinghe to post that job opening last week on the page wall.
Thank you Sanjeewa Marasinghe for the guideline and assistant that you have provided me during the job hunting also thanks for other members who are sharing the job openings.

Also, I would like to share my job hunting experience with job seekers.
Khaleej Times and Get that website (Link are specified below) are publishing accurate and effective jobs with direct company email addresses.

https://buzzon.khaleejtimes.com/ad-category/jobs-vacancies/
https://getthat.com/jobs

Also, upload the CV in official company websites.

Finally, I need to say "Never give up".