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Old 17th Apr 2015, 14:09
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Question UAE Licence v EASA

Hi Everyone

Hoping someone can help with a query about the UAE Licence. I am looking at other job opportunities and wondering of there is any need to get my EASA license current with my present type. All of the contract jobs I am interested in, state that an "ICAO license" is acceptable. However I have heard on leaving the UAE that you have to return the license to the GCAA.
Does anyone have a first hand knowledge regarding this issue and whether its worth spending the cash on the EASA license??
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UAE GCAA is recognized by ICAO

Not an issue.
EK will ask for the plastic or deduct 800aed from your final settlement.
You can always approach GCAA, 3 blocks away, for a licence verification letter and reissue of the plastic for 400aed
Not worth getting your EASA recency
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hi rainbow

Thanks for that info. Do you know if the licence verification process is straight forward with the GCAA?
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Once registered on the GCAA website I received my verification letter via e-mail after three days or so for no charge. I popped in their office to ask about getting a duplicate copy of my actual licence and I was told that they don't issue duplicates and only your employer can apply for a licence in the first place .

Maybe this was a curved ball, but if you have any other information, please share.

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