Question 1

What makes TFI different from manpower agencies in Dubai?

Accepted Answer

TFI is a licensed manpower recruitment agency that goes beyond standard placement. We source, screen and deliver pre-qualified shortlists within 7–14 working days. Every candidate is technically assessed, reference-checked and evaluated before being presented.

Question 2

How quickly can TFI deliver candidates?

Accepted Answer

TFI consistently delivers qualified shortlists within 7–14 working days of receiving a confirmed brief, thanks to pre-screened talent pools and streamlined processes.

Question 3

Which GCC countries does TFI recruit for?

Accepted Answer

TFI recruits across all six GCC nations: UAE (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah), Saudi Arabia (Riyadh, Jeddah, NEOM), Qatar (Doha), Oman (Muscat), Kuwait City and Bahrain (Manama).

Question 4

Does TFI charge candidates any fees?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely not. Talent Finder International never charges candidates any fees. Our services are paid entirely by the hiring employer.

Question 5

Can TFI recruit for NEOM and Vision 2030 projects?

Accepted Answer

Yes. TFI has placed professionals on NEOM and major Saudi Vision 2030 projects including THE LINE, SINDALAH and Diriyah Gate. We maintain pre-qualified shortlists with relevant clearance documentation.

Question 6

What is TFI's placement success rate?

Accepted Answer

TFI maintains a 94% placement success rate. Every placement includes a 90-day replacement guarantee.

Question 7

How does the employer-direct visa model work?

Accepted Answer

All TFI placements are made directly under the employer's company visa — not through a third-party agency. This gives employers full control and candidates direct employment status.

Question 8

Does TFI handle visa and immigration paperwork?

Accepted Answer

Yes. TFI coordinates the full mobilisation process including visa typing, medical fitness, Emirates ID, Police Clearance Certificate, pre-departure orientation and 30-day post-arrival support.

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