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7/21/25, 9:15 AM Al Ansari Exchange to Disburse UAE Unemployment Benefits
Why Al Ansari Exchange?

Al Ansari Exchange is a trusted name in the UAE with over 230 branches in every emirate. The company has earned a strong
reputation among both UAE nationals and expatriates for its fast and reliable services in money exchange, bill payments, and
salary processing.
By choosing Al Ansari Exchange as a disbursement partner for UAE unemployment benefits, the government is making it
easier for workers to access their funds without needing to rely solely on online portals or bank systems. This is especially
helpful for low-income workers or individuals with limited digital access.

Al Ansari branches are strategically located in malls, commercial centers, and residential areas—making them easily
accessible to almost everyone, even in smaller towns or remote areas.
Key Benefits of This Partnership

The ability to collect UAE unemployment benefits at Al Ansari Exchange is a major benefit to workers. Here’s why:

Ease of Access: Branches in every emirate, including remote regions
Extended Hours: Many outlets are open into the evening and even on weekends
Multilingual Support: Helpful for expats who may face language barriers
Simple Process: Staff guide you through the step-by-step collection process
No Bank Account Needed: Cash disbursement is available, which is helpful for unbanked workers
Who Is Eligible for UAE Unemployment Benefits?

To qualify for UAE unemployment benefits, you must meet certain criteria under the ILOE scheme:

You must have worked and been insured under the ILOE scheme for at least 12 consecutive months
Your job loss must be involuntary, meaning it wasn’t your decision to leave
You must not have been terminated for disciplinary reasons or due to legal violations
You must reside legally in the UAE and hold a valid residence visa and Emirates ID
You must submit your claim within 30 days of losing your job
Who Is Not Eligible?

Freelancers and temporary workers who are not part of the ILOE scheme
Business owners or investors
Domestic workers and support staff in private households
Employees who resigned voluntarily or were terminated for misconduct
How to Enroll in the ILOE Scheme

Before you can receive UAE unemployment benefits, you need to be enrolled in the ILOE scheme. Enrollment is mandatory
for employees working in both the public and private sectors.
How to Enroll:

Visit the official ILOE portal: www.iloe.ae
Register with your Emirates ID and mobile number
Choose your insurance category and make a small monthly or yearly premium payment
There are two main categories:

Category A: Monthly salary below AED 16,000. Monthly premium = AED 5
Category B: Monthly salary above AED 16,000. Monthly premium = AED 10
Once enrolled, your policy becomes active, and you’re eligible for benefits if you meet the criteria.

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