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Authorities in Saudi Arabia have arrested hundreds of individuals who have violated the country's residency laws. (SPA)

Saudi Arabia arrests 11,300 illegals in one week

  • Suspected violations can be reported on the toll-free number 911 in the Makkah and Riyadh regions, and 999 or 996 in other regions of the Kingdom
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Saudi Arabia arrests 14,242 illegals in one week

Saudi Arabia arrests 14,242 illegals in one week

By SPA ·
A total of 36 people involved in transporting, sheltering, and employing violators were arrested. (SPA)

Saudi authorities arrest 22k violators in a week

By SPA ·
A total of 22 people involved in transporting, sheltering and employing violators were arrested. (SPA)

Saudi authorities arrest 21k for violations

By SPA ·
Fifteen people involved in transporting, sheltering and employing violators were also arrested. (SPA)

Saudi authorities record more than 21,000 violations in a week

By SPA ·
Saudi Arabia arrests 20,237 illegals in one week

Saudi Arabia arrests 20,237 illegals in one week

By SPA ·
Saudi Arabia arrests 19,975 illegals in one week

Saudi Arabia arrests 19,975 illegals in one week

By SPA ·
Saudi Arabia arrests 19,576 illegals in one week

Saudi Arabia arrests 19,576 illegals in one week

By SPA ·
A total of 12,252 people were arrested for violations of residency laws. (SPA)

Saudi authorities arrest 19,790 illegals in one week

By SPA ·
Saudi Arabia arrests 21,647 undocumented residents in one week

Saudi Arabia arrests 21,647 undocumented residents in one week

By Arab News ·
Saudi Arabia arrests 23,094 illegals in one week

Saudi Arabia arrests 23,094 illegals in one week

By Arab News ·
There are currently 31,015 expatriates, 29,172 men and 1,843 women, undergoing procedures to enforce regulations. (SPA)

More than 18,600 residency, labor, border offences recorded across Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·
A total of 30,876 expatriates — 28,914 men and 1,962 women — are currently the subject of legal procedures. (SPA)

Saudi ministry records 18,421 violations of residency, labor and border laws in single week

By Arab News ·

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