Opportunity for skilled drivers with public relations expertise to join the diplomatic mission in the UAE
If you’re an experienced driver looking for a professional opportunity in the UAE, the Indian Embassy in Abu Dhabi is inviting applications for the Chauffeur cum PRO position. This full-time local post offers a competitive monthly gross salary of AED 6,805, plus health insurance benefits in accordance with Abu Dhabi regulations. The role combines professional driving with public relations duties and presents a unique chance to work in a diplomatic setting, reported timesofindia.indiatimes.com.
The selected candidate will be responsible for operating official embassy vehicles across Abu Dhabi and the UAE, ensuring safe transport of diplomats, officials, and guests. Additional PRO duties may include liaising with UAE government departments and handling official paperwork such as visas and permits.
Eligibility Criteria:
- Education: Minimum high school certificate
- Driving Experience: Minimum 5 years, preferably in diplomatic/government/multinational setups
- Vehicle Proficiency: Sedans, SUVs, and vans
- Language Skills: Working knowledge of English (mandatory), Arabic (preferred)
- Legal Requirements: Valid UAE driving license, legal residency/work status, clean criminal record, and medical fitness
- Age Limit: Must not exceed 35 years as of the application deadline
Embassy job opening in Abu Dhabi offers drivers a path into diplomacy with a stable salary and benefits.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience in a diplomatic or multinational environment
- Familiarity with PRO duties, including liaison with immigration, customs, labor departments, and handling of official documentation
Application Process:
Interested candidates must apply online only by submitting a complete application including:
- CV
- Passport-size photo
- Educational and experience certificates
- Valid UAE driving license
- Work permit/residency documents
Deadline: 30 July 2025
Submissions via email or post will be rejected. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for a driving test and interview. The position begins with a six-month probationary period, extendable based on performance.
The Embassy reserves the right to cancel the recruitment process at any stage without assigning reasons. The role is governed by Indian government and UAE labour laws.
