As Filipinos work in the UAE towards giving a better life for their families back home, one of the most unfortunate circumstances for many OFWs is when a dearly beloved passes. And with the cost of flight tickets here in the UAE, majority of Filipinos really regret not having the opportunity to spend their final, intimate moments with their loved ones.
Sharaf Exchange values the importance of strong family connections which is one of the reasons why they have launched their Usrati program with the benefit of having free flight tickets that their members can avail if an immediate relative of one of their members succumbs to an untimely demise. With more and more of their members claiming the benefit, the company urges more Filipinos who have yet to take advantage of the benefit to join the program for the opportunity to be with their loved ones.
“That means, God Forbid, should Parents, Spouse or Children of the Usrati member pass away, for any cause whatsoever… yes whatsoever! (except when it is against the law of course)…, Usrati would assist you travel immediately to bid farewell to your near one. Never again, will an OFW mourn the loss of a beloved, away from home! This is a benefit that is perfectly useful for any expatriate in the UAE,” said the company in an announcement.
Existing members just need their accounts to be active (transactions once in 45 days) shall have their benefits continued for life, automatically, under this benefit as well.
How do you apply for Usrati?
One can enroll into Usrati, from any Sharaf Exchange branch in the UAE. If the person is not already a Sharaf Exchange customer, a valid Emirates ID is necessary for registration. There is also a miniscule registration charge of AED10, which pales in comparison to the benefits available to be enjoyed.
Sharaf Exchange has more than 30 locations in key areas of Dubai and the UAE including the Dubai International Airport, Times Square, Mall of the Emirates, Ibn Battuta Mall, Satwa, Muteena and many more.
Sharaf Exchange can be reached Toll free at 800-8111 for any clarifications required on Usrati.
