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Two Omanis arrested for allowing more than 1,300 expats to work illegally

Two Omanis arrested for allowing more than 1,300 expats to work illegally

  • The pair are accused of having traded in 88 companies that employed 1302 expats and allowed them to leave the company and go work for others
  • An expat visa ban was introduced 2018, and has already led to the employment of tens of thousands of locals in the private and public sectors
By Arab News ·
Update No sponsor? No problem: Saudi Shoura Council approves new ‘green card’ residency

No sponsor? No problem: Saudi Shoura Council approves new ‘green card’ residency

By Rawan Radwan ·
Kuwaiti minister: 70% of private sector expat workers ‘not qualified’

Kuwaiti minister: 70% of private sector expat workers ‘not qualified’

By Arab News ·
Nearly 6,000 expats deported from Kuwait since 2016 because of infectious diseases

Nearly 6,000 expats deported from Kuwait since 2016 because of infectious diseases

By Arab News ·
More than 240 expats arrested in Oman on prostitution, trafficking charges

More than 240 expats arrested in Oman on prostitution, trafficking charges

By Arab News ·
Visa rule for expats going to work in UAE requires proof of ‘good behavior’

Visa rule for expats going to work in UAE requires proof of ‘good behavior’

By Arab News ·
330,000 expats in Saudi Arabia still working beyond retirement age

330,000 expats in Saudi Arabia still working beyond retirement age

By Arab News ·
Saudi Passports Directorate: No installments for dependents fees

Saudi Passports Directorate: No installments for dependents fees

By Arab News ·
6,944 arrested in Madinah for labor, residency violations

6,944 arrested in Madinah for labor, residency violations

By Mohammed Rasooldeen ·
Saudi Arabia’s fees on expats’ dependents draw mixed reactions

Saudi Arabia’s fees on expats’ dependents draw mixed reactions

By RASHID HASSAN & SHARIF M. TAHA ·
Passport Department: No nationality is exempted from fees on dependents

Passport Department: No nationality is exempted from fees on dependents

By Ghazanfar Ali Khan ·
Around the world in Saudi Arabia: How the Kingdom’s expats mark Eid

Around the world in Saudi Arabia: How the Kingdom’s expats mark Eid

By Rawan Radwan ·

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