Great question! In Dubai (and the wider United Arab Emirates), there is no personal income tax on salaries or wages, including income earned by students working part-time or full-time. This means:

- Students working in Dubai do not pay income tax on their earnings.
- There are also no social security contributions for expatriates.
- However, students should ensure they have the proper work permits or approvals, as working without the correct authorization can have legal consequences.

Note: While there is no income tax, there may be other minor fees or charges (such as visa renewal, health insurance, etc.), but these are not related to income tax.

If you are considering studying in Dubai and want to know more about part-time work options, permitted working hours, or university recommendations, feel free to ask! Pollster Education is here to guide you through every step of your study abroad journey.