Saudi Passports Directorate Introduces New E-Services on Absher Platform
Saudi Passports Directorate Introduces New E-Services on Absher Platform
Saudi Jawazat: Minimum 30 Days Iqama Validity Required for Final Exit Visa
The General Directorate of Passports (Jawazat) in Saudi Arabia has announced that expatriates Minimum 30 Days Iqama Validity remaining on their residency permit (Iqama) to be eligible for a final exit visa. If an individual’s Iqama has less than 30 days of validity, the Jawazat advises employers and heads of families to renew the Iqama before applying for the final exit visa.
Saudi Arabia Mandates Polio Vaccination for Passengers
The General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) of Saudi Arabia has recently implemented a mandatory polio vaccination requirement for passengers traveling from Pakistan. This measure aims to safeguard public health and prevent the spread of polio within the Kingdom.
Iqama of Dependents of Expatriates and House Workers Can Be Extended from Outside Saudi Arabia
Riyadh — The General Directorate of Passports (Jawazat) has introduced a significant update allowing dependents of expatriates and domestic workers outside Saudi Arabia to renew their residency permits (Iqama) online. This development aims to streamline processes and provide greater convenience for residents and their families.
Minimum 30-Day Iqama Validity Required for Final Exit Visa
The General Directorate of Passports (Jawazat) has said that a minimum validity of 30 days is required for the residence permit (Iqama) of a foreign worker to issue a final exit visa.
Saudi Arabia Launches Sindalah Resort Island at Futuristic Mega-City NEOM
The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development in Saudi Arabia has released new guidelines for an insurance policy protecting expatriate workers’ rights. The policy covers unpaid wages for up to six months, along with a travel ticket for workers returning to their home country. This insurance ensures compensation even if workers remain in Saudi Arabia or transfer employers, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030 to enhance labor rights and market efficiency.
Revision in Insurance Policy in Saudi Arabia, Insurance Guidelines to Protect Expat Workers’ Rights
The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development in Saudi Arabia has released new guidelines for an insurance policy protecting expatriate workers’ rights. The policy covers unpaid wages for up to six months, along with a travel ticket for workers returning to their home country. This insurance ensures compensation even if workers remain in Saudi Arabia or transfer employers, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030 to enhance labor rights and market efficiency.
Global Health Exhibition 2024 Underway in Riyadh with Enhanced Features and New Venue
Global Health Exhibition 2024 is underway at Riyadh Convention & Exhibition Centre from October 21-23, featuring expanded exhibition space, enhanced facilities, and educational tracks on healthcare innovation and advancements.
Saudi Arabia Stops Granting New Licenses for Bike Riders: A Bold Move Towards Safer Roads and Improved Services
In a significant regulatory move, Saudi Arabia has halted the issuance of new licenses for delivery bikes, effective immediately. The decision, which was recently announced by the General Directorate of Traffic, marks a shift in the Kingdom’s approach to the growing demand for delivery services across the country.
Takamol Holding Unveils Groundbreaking Innovations and Success Stories at GITEX Technology Exhibition
Takamol Holding has confirmed its participation in the 2024 GITEX Technology Exhibition, scheduled from October 14 to 18 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. By joining this prestigious event, Takamol aims to strengthen its global business connections and further drive the digital economy. This involvement aligns with the company’s commitment to fostering innovation and expanding its presence on the international stage, leveraging GITEX as a platform to showcase its forward-thinking solutions and explore new opportunities for collaboration.