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Check how many sims registered on Iqama
Communications and Information Technology Commission(CITC) was launched a service called "My Numbers" before few months, which allows expatriates and citizens to check the sim cards registered on their identity or Iqama, This service will
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New Camera Monitors Using Mobile phones and not wearing seat belts
New traffic cameras in Saudi Arabia will now detect drivers who are using mobile phones while driving a vehicle and those who are not wearing seat belts.
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Saudi Arabia sets rules for Hiring Domestic Workers
The Ministry of Labor & Social Development (MSLD) approved a set of rules to follow for the citizens and expats, who want to recruit domestic workers as per the report published in Arab News. Saudi citizens can hire a house worker
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Saudi Telecom company launches digital mobile wallet
Saudi Telecom launches its mobile wallet STC Pay, holds talks with Western Union to add cross-border payments As reported by MENAbytes earlier
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Fines for not wearing seat belt and Using Mobile While Driving
A fine of 150 Saudi Riyals for using or touching mobile while driving in Saudi Arabia in the first violation, The penalty may increase to 300 Saudi
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Fines on Expats for not renewing Iqamas on time
As per the announcement of Jawazat in Saudi Arabia, Iqamas (Residence permits) of expatriates should renew on time, before its expiry date, otherwise
Read MoreChange Or Correct Name on Iqama
If your Iqama name is different from passport name or any difference in Arabic – English name printed on Iqama will create so many difficulties. In such case, a bank account opening application may be rejected. Changing English N
Read MoreThings you should not be doing on Facebook in Saudi Arabia to avoid trouble with the law
All of us know that Saudi Arabia allows its residents the freedom of speech but within the limits. Especially, if you are talking about social media, they are very quick in taking actions against anyone who tries to violate Saudi Cyber Laws. Take
Read More10-year jail, SR10 million fine for selling bad food
The Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA) has begun making stringent corrective move against the individuals who offer unsafe, adulterated or prohibited foodstuff. Violators will be fined up to SR10 million and imprisoned for maximum 10
Read MorePenalty for smoking at no smoking places
Fines for Smoking at no smoking places in Saudi Arabia A fine of 200 Saudi riyals will be imposed on a person who smokes in places where it is prohibited, as per the executive director of communication and awareness at the Saudi Food and Drug
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