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14,000 residency, labor, border violators arrested in Saudi Arabia. (SPA)

14,000 residency, labor, border violators arrested in Saudi Arabia

  • The report’s findings showed that among the 381 arrested while trying to cross the border into Saudi Arabia
By SPA ·
This quarterly payment is really very good news for expatriates residing here with their families. (SPA)

Saudi Arabia’s decision to issue and renew residency permits on quarterly basis welcomed

By Rashid Hassan ·
Expats welcome end of ban on running Saudi firms

Expats welcome end of ban on running Saudi firms

By Rashid Hassan ·
Foreigners stuck in Saudi Arabia permitted to fly out

Foreigners stuck in Saudi Arabia permitted to fly out

By Arab News ·
Rights and benefits of the Saudi ‘Green Card’

Rights and benefits of the Saudi ‘Green Card’

By Rawan Radwan ·
Over 3 million held for residency, labor, border violations across KSA photos

Over 3 million held for residency, labor, border violations across KSA

By SPA ·
Nearly 2.95 million held for residency, labor violations across KSA

Nearly 2.95 million held for residency, labor violations across KSA

By SPA ·
Around 2.82 million arrested for residency, labor violations in KSA photos

Around 2.82 million arrested for residency, labor violations in KSA

By SPA ·
Around 2.66 million held for residency, labor, border violations in Saudi Arabia

Around 2.66 million held for residency, labor, border violations in Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·
Over 2.62 million illegals arrested from different parts of Saudi Arabia

Over 2.62 million illegals arrested from different parts of Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·
Saudi Arabia to compensate contractors for hike in expat fees

Saudi Arabia to compensate contractors for hike in expat fees

By AFP ·
Saudi Labor Ministry calls on employers to issue prepaid salary cards to domestic workers

Saudi Labor Ministry calls on employers to issue prepaid salary cards to domestic workers

By Arab News ·
No change in dependent fee structure in Saudi Arabia

No change in dependent fee structure in Saudi Arabia

By MOHAMMED AL-KINANI ·

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