| Position | Details |
|---|---|
| Part-time Family Driver / Chauffeur | Family based on Palm Jumeirah. Requires valid UAE licence, Dubai driving experience, English, and flexibility for evenings/weekends. Salary negotiable. |
| Driver/Maintenance – Private Household | Palm Jumeirah. AED 6,000–7,000/month, live-in accommodation, meals/allowance, visa and medical insurance, annual leave and return flight. Start date listed as Aug. 8, 2026. |
| Luxury Chauffeur Driver | Dubai & Abu Dhabi. AED 3,500–4,000/month, immediate hiring; UAE licence and good English required. |
| Company Driver | Dubai; transporting employees/materials. Valid UAE licence and good knowledge of UAE routes required. |
| Light/Delivery Driver | Dubai; one current listing requires 2 years UAE door-to-door delivery experience and a UAE manual licence. Salary shown around AED 1,836–3,673. |
The best match specifically on Palm Jumeirah appears to be the part-time family chauffeur position, while the AED 6,000–7,000 live-in driver/maintenance role is the highest-paying Palm Jumeirah-specific opening I found.
You can also search the current Dubai chauffeur listings on Bayt.
If you tell me (1) whether you have a UAE driving licence, (2) your years of driving experience, (3) whether you have your own visa, and (4) your expected salary, I can narrow this down to the best 5 jobs you can apply for right now.
Essential requirements
- Valid UAE driving licence — this is usually the most important requirement. The current Palm Jumeirah family-driver listing specifically requires a valid UAE licence.
- Driving experience in Dubai/UAE — employers commonly ask for previous professional, chauffeur, or personal-driver experience. Some current Dubai jobs ask for 3–5 years or more.
- Good knowledge of Dubai roads — you should be comfortable with Palm Jumeirah, Sheikh Zayed Road, Downtown, airports, schools, hospitals, etc., and know how to use Google Maps/GPS.
- English communication — particularly important for family/chauffeur jobs. Arabic or another language can be an advantage.
- Clean driving record and safe driving habits — especially for private-family and executive positions.
- Professional appearance and behaviour — punctuality, politeness, discretion and confidentiality are important when working for wealthy families or executives.
Documents to have ready
I’d recommend keeping these together:
- Passport copy
- UAE driving licence copy
- Emirates ID, if you already have one
- UAE visa/residence copy, if applicable
- Recent passport-size photographs
- CV/resume
- Previous employment/reference letters, if available
- Driving experience details — especially UAE/Dubai experience
- Education certificate, if requested
- Medical/fitness documents, when required for employment processing
If you’re outside the UAE, the employer normally needs to arrange the appropriate employment/work-permit process; don’t assume you need to already have a UAE residence visa.
For a Palm Jumeirah family driver specifically
You should emphasize on your CV that you can:
- Drive luxury/premium vehicles safely
- Transport children and family members
- Handle school and airport runs
- Assist with luggage and shopping
- Keep the vehicle clean
- Deal professionally with guests
- Maintain confidentiality
- Work evenings, weekends and holidays when required
These are directly relevant to the current Palm Jumeirah family chauffeur vacancy.
Important: If you only have a Pakistani driving licence, that generally isn’t enough for these Dubai jobs—the current Palm Jumeirah vacancy specifically asks for a UAE driving licence.
If you tell me whether you’re currently in Pakistan or Dubai and whether you have a UAE driving licence, I can tell you exactly what documents you need and how to apply for Palm Jumeirah driver jobs from Pakistan.
