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Iqama Renewal Fee For Coming Years (2018-2020)
Here are the estimated Iqama renewal expenses for the coming years. House drivers, homemakers, and other domestic labors are exempted from the work permit levy(Maktab Amil Levy). Also, the small establishments with five or less workforce are
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95% Of Beggars Are Illegal Residents
As many as 6,777 beggars were arrested in the Eastern Province last Hijri year and 95% of them were illegal residents in the country, according to police. Police in coordination with other security agencies organized a massive field sweep against
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Indians can visit Oman on OMR5 visa : Oman Ministry
Indians visiting Oman can now apply for a 10-day tourist visa for 5 Omani riyals. The announcement was made by Maitha Saif Al Mahrouqi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Tourism, at a roadshow being organised across many cities in India, Times of
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Now, UAE driving licence accepted in more than 50 countries
Planning to take an excursion abroad, hiring a car has turned into significantly less demanding as more countries are accepting the UAE
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List of Countries where GCC and Saudi Iqama Holders can get On-Arrival Visa
People living in GCC countries especially in Saudi Arabia are enjoying a high disposable income. In Saudi Arabia, the cost of living is way less than
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New Traffic Violations and Penalties announced
Saudi Arabia has issued tough new punishments for traffic violations. According to Saudi Gazette report ,here are the newly announced traffic
Read MoreSR3000 fine and 6 weeks jail for not-carrying Iqama
The General Directorate of Passports at the Ministry of Interior informs there will be a fine of SR 3,000 or six weeks jail or together for non-carrying Iqama (Residence Permit). This applies even if caught for the first time
Read MoreTaking Photos in Hospitals in Saudi Arabia can land you in Jail
A photo in the Hospital might get you in trouble: Some of the government hospitals in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have now issued regulations under which all those individuals who are caught taking photographs on the premises will be duly
Read More4-year jail, SR200,000 fine causing traffic death
Motorists who cause serious traffic accidents resulting in death or total impairment will be jailed for a maximum of four years and fined SR200,000 or less or one of the two penalties, according to traffic regulations amendments. Motorists who
Read MoreTraffic violators get six months to settle fines
The directorate general of traffic (Muroor) has given traffic violators with unsettled fines either to pay them within six months or be ready to face courts. The Muroor has fixed a ceiling for the violators to settle down the fines against
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