Dubai is also famous all over the world for its magnificent buildings, luxurious lifestyle and best jobs. Every year millions of people go here in search of work. Among them, a large number of truck drivers are also there. But the thing to think is how much a truck driver in Dubai is able to earn and is it more than countries like America or less. Let’s know

Truck drivers earning in Dubai

According to reports, the monthly salary of truck drivers in Dubai ranges from 2700 to 6000 i.e. about 75 thousand to 1.65 lakh rupees. At the initial level it can be reduced, but it increases according to experience and work. Drivers driving heavy vehicles such as container trucks, trailers or oil tankers usually get more salary, which can range from AED 5000 to 8000 about 1.10 lakh to 1.80 lakh rupees.

Apart from this, some companies also provide facilities like overtime, living and medical insurance to drivers, for this the total package is increased.

Truck drivers salary in America

Talking about America, according to the news, the income of truck drivers there is much more than in Dubai. On an average, the annual income of the truck driver in the US can be around $ 47,000 i.e. about 39 lakh rupees, which sits around $ 3,900 i.e. around 3.25 lakh rupees every month. Experienced driver or long distance trucks can earn from 63,000 to 97,000 $ 97,000 annually. That is, according to the month, it can be about 5200 to 8,100 $ 4.3 to 6.7 lakh rupees, which is many times more than Dubai.

How much is the difference?

If you compare directly about both countries, then the earnings of truck drivers in Dubai are much lower than in America. According to reports, in the US, where a driver can earn an average of 3 to 6 lakh rupees a month, in Dubai, this income is limited from 75 thousand to 1.5 lakh rupees. However, living facilities for living and eating in Dubai many times provide at their expense, while such benefits are available in America.

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