Moving to Dubai? Best Places to Live in Dubai | Best Areas for Living in Dubai

Best Areas and Places to Live in Dubai, United Arab Emirates 🇦🇪 Become a Wealthy Expat client ▶ https://wealthyexpatcall.com/book ✅ Watch my video on How to Move to Dubai:    • Video   Blog Post Explainer on Best Places to Live in Dubai: https://wealthyexpat.com/2021/11/09/b... In this video we talk about Dubai, UAE, and the best areas and places to live and stay in when you're in Dubai. Dubai has been my tax home for the last 18 months and I absolutely love the city and what it has to offer BUT there are some areas that are terrible and you definitely need to avoid. In this video I review all the different areas of Dubai and which ones you should consider depending on your personal preferences. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Best Places to Live in Dubai 1:08 Dubai Marina 2:33 Jumeirah Beach Residences JBR 5:05 Downtown Dubai Center 7:40 Palm Jumeirah 9:40 Emirates Hills / Damac Hills 11:28 Springs Dubai 11:56 Al Barari Neighborhood 13:29 Worst Places to Avoid 14:28 Jumeirah Lakes Towers 15:00 Book a Call with Me Who is the Wealthy Expat? The Wealthy Expat is run by Rafael Cintron, it's a Youtube channel and vision dedicated to helping you lower your taxes, get a second citizenship, and travel the World to increase your freedoms and happiness. Rafael Cintron is a 7-figure entrepreneur who's traveled to more than 60 countries, gotten multiple residence permits all over the World, and a second citizenship by investment. He is committed and passionate about teaching you these topics. If you want to learn more about Rafael and his strategies book a free call with him here: https://wealthyexpat.com/apply Other related people in this topic: Nomad capitalist, robert kiyosaki, offshore citizen, Oksy Vlogs. DISCLAIMER: This video is not tax and/or financial advice. Any information or advice I give is purely based on my own experience and research. I am not a tax professional and/or lawyer and/or accountant so I am not liable for any steps you take to lower your taxes. I'm not a financial advisor nor do I pretend to be. Always do your own research.