The Ministry of Labor has advised expatriates not to pay their sponsors any fee for rectifying their status in the country.
This comes amid reports that unscrupulous sponsors are illegally charging...
In a bid to allay India’s concerns over Nitaqat, Foreign Minister Prince Saud Al Faisal said yesterday that procedures are being taken “in the best interest of Indian workers.”
Last December The Associated Press committed a blunder that could have resulted in the expulsion of its correspondent from Saudi Arabia, severing a vital information link between the Kingdom and the r
As taboos fall away in the nursing profession and more Saudi women are hired to give care to patients in hospitals and clinics, medical personnel are beginning to realize there is a learning curve
Misbehaving middle and secondary school students of both genders will be banned for one month from school, have to take extra religious and life skills classes and face various other sanctions unde
Saudi families spent SR 7 billion on tourism abroad in summer last year, an increase of 28 percent compared to the previous year, according to an academic, quoting a study compiled by economists.
A committee comprising specialists from the Ministry of Health and the General Directorate of Narcotics Control has been formed to discuss the increase in the abuse of psychiatric drugs.
The General Directorate of Traffic announced that it will add an electronic service to the 993 emergency hotline that was recently launched by the Ministry of Health, for the deaf, cognitively impaire