Receptionist Jobs in Dubai & UAE – Latest Vacancies (Oct 2026)

October 21, 2026

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Looking for receptionist jobs in Dubai? This page lists the latest receptionist, front desk and guest relations vacancies across the UAE, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman. Hotels, clinics and hospitals, schools, real estate firms and corporate offices hire receptionists all year, and many roles accept freshers.

Below you’ll find current openings, typical salaries in AED, the skills employers ask for, and a step-by-step guide to applying. Listings are reviewed and refreshed regularly.

Receptionist Jobs in Dubai: Quick Details

Job Position	Receptionist / Front Desk Officer / Guest Relations
Country	United Arab Emirates
Job Location	Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman
Job Type	Full time / Part time / Temporary
Typical Salary	AED 2,500 – 7,000 per month (varies by role and language skills)
Last Updated	October 2026

Latest Receptionist Vacancies in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman

Browse recent openings below and apply through the official channel given in each listing. Never pay a fee for a job, interview or visa.

Receptionist greeting a visitor at a front desk in Dubai

Receptionist Job Vacancies in UAE (Newly Updated)

Browse through job listings and reach out directly to employers via the provided contact details. Here are some recent vacancies:

Receptionist / Front Desk Officer: Job Description

A receptionist is the first person visitors and callers meet, so the role shapes how people see the company. Typical duties in the UAE include:

Greeting visitors, checking them in and directing them to the right person or department
Answering and routing calls through the switchboard (PABX) and taking messages
Managing emails, courier deliveries, post and parcels
Booking meeting rooms, appointments and visitor access
Maintaining a tidy reception area and keeping visitor logs
Supporting admin tasks such as filing, data entry, scheduling and simple reports
Handling basic customer enquiries and escalating complaints

Types of Receptionist Jobs in the UAE

Corporate receptionist: front desk for offices, with calls, visitors and admin support
Hotel front desk agent / guest relations: check-in, reservations and guest requests. See hotel jobs in Dubai
Medical receptionist: patient registration, appointments and insurance verification
Arabic or bilingual receptionist: in strong demand in clinics, schools and government-linked firms
School receptionist: parent enquiries, admissions desk and visitor control
Real estate receptionist: client reception, viewing bookings and lead handling
Part-time and temporary receptionist: maternity cover and short-term roles. See part-time jobs in Dubai

Receptionist Salary in Dubai (AED per Month)

Role	Typical Monthly Salary (AED)
Receptionist (entry level)	2,500 – 3,800
Receptionist (2–4 years’ experience)	3,500 – 5,000
Medical receptionist	3,000 – 5,500
Hotel front desk agent	2,800 – 5,000
Arabic / bilingual receptionist	4,000 – 7,000
Guest relations executive	4,500 – 8,000
Front office supervisor / manager	7,000 – 15,000

Figures are approximate and vary by employer. Many packages also include accommodation or transport allowances, medical insurance and annual flight tickets. Use our salary calculator and gratuity calculator to estimate your full package.

Eligibility and Requirements for Receptionist Jobs

Education: High school diploma or bachelor’s degree, depending on the employer
Languages: Excellent spoken and written English is essential. Arabic, Hindi, Urdu or Tagalog is a strong advantage
Computer skills: MS Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) and comfort with phone systems and booking software
Skills: Professional appearance, polite manner, multitasking and clear phone etiquette
Experience: Freshers are accepted by many employers. Hotels and corporates often prefer UAE experience
Visa status: Employers usually sponsor a visa, though candidates already in the UAE are often prioritised

Prepare your application with a free CV template.

How to Apply for Receptionist Jobs in Dubai

Update your CV with customer-facing experience, languages and software skills.
Pick a listing above and check the location, language and experience requirements.
Apply through the official channel in the listing: company careers page, email or walk-in.
Tailor your cover letter to the job description.
Prepare for the interview. Expect questions on phone etiquette, handling difficult visitors and prioritising tasks.
Watch for walk-ins. Check walk-in interviews in Dubai for receptionist openings.

Receptionist Jobs in Dubai: FAQs

How much does a receptionist earn in Dubai?

Most receptionists in Dubai earn between AED 2,500 and AED 5,000 per month. Arabic or bilingual receptionists and guest relations executives can earn AED 4,000 to AED 8,000.

Can freshers apply for receptionist jobs in the UAE?

Yes. Many employers hire freshers for front desk roles if they have good English, a professional manner and basic computer skills.

Is Arabic required to work as a receptionist in Dubai?

Not always, but Arabic is an advantage, especially in clinics, schools and government-linked companies. Many corporate and hotel roles require English only.

Are there walk-in interviews for receptionist jobs?

Yes. Hotels, facilities management firms and clinics often hold walk-ins. See our walk-in interviews page for current dates.

What is the difference between a receptionist and a front desk officer?

The titles overlap. Front desk officer is often used in hotels and larger offices and may include check-in, reservations and admin work, while receptionist usually focuses on calls and visitor reception.

How can I avoid job scams?

Apply only through official employer channels and never pay for a job, interview or visa. Report suspicious listings on our report a job page.

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