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Nearly 160,000 violators arrested across Saudi Arabia

Nearly 160,000 violators arrested across Saudi Arabia

By Mohammed Rasooldeen ·
885 expats nabbed in Riyadh in 24 hours for violations

885 expats nabbed in Riyadh in 24 hours for violations

By Mohammed Rasooldeen ·
Update Amnesty for residency, labor violators in Saudi Arabia extended by 30 days

Amnesty for residency, labor violators in Saudi Arabia extended by 30 days

By Arab News ·
32,000 residency violators leave KSA, 100,000 arrested

32,000 residency violators leave KSA, 100,000 arrested

By Arab News ·
Saudi efficiency review finds up to SR17bn of cost savings: Finance minister

Saudi efficiency review finds up to SR17bn of cost savings: Finance minister

By Reuters ·
Escorts cannot travel without the passport holder 

Escorts cannot travel without the passport holder 

By ARAB NEWS  ·
Recruitment firms ‘have role to play in Saudi labor amnesty’

Recruitment firms ‘have role to play in Saudi labor amnesty’

By Mohammed Al-Sulami ·
90-day amnesty period allows illegal workers to return to Saudi Arabia

90-day amnesty period allows illegal workers to return to Saudi Arabia

By LULWA SHALHOUB & NADA HAMEED ·

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Saudi police catch seven quarantine violators in Eastern Province
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