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Kuwait: Insurance fee for expats above 60 lowered to KD500

Kuwait: Insurance fee for expats above 60 lowered to KD500 Mandatory health insurance for migrant workers above 60 to renew their work permits in Kuwait will cost nearly KD500, half of an initial estimate, a Kuwaiti newspaper has reported. The insurance is part of a new system approved last week, replacing a disputed ban on renewal of work permits for expatriates in Kuwait above 60, who hold no…

Kuwait : Cabinet decides to up airport capacity to 7,500

Kuwait : Cabinet decides to up airport capacity to 7,500 The price of return tickets to Kuwait are incredibly high, not only because it’s the high season, but mainly due to the limited seat quota set for most airlines, not including local carriers. Passengers are facing a tough situation after many had their tickets canceled although the flight was not, despite their tickets being confirmed…

Deportation for expatriates who break the curfew rule in Kuwait

Deportation for expatriates who break the curfew rule in Kuwait Field security sectors have completed all preparations to implement the curfew decision from Sunday. Strict action will be taken against expatriates and citizens who are not committed to the partial curfew decision issued by the Council of Ministers from Sunday. Read- PACI – updates on working hours during curfew Expatriates who…

Kuwait to terminate 50% of expats holding government jobs

Kuwait to terminate 50% of expats holding government jobs

Several Kuwaiti government ministries have started to lay off expatriate workers, especially those working in non-technical fields. It said the ministries will dismiss 50 percent of foreign employees, in particular those who work in non-technical fields and for subcontractors.

The process of terminating expats working in the…

Kuwait: Indians from other countries can now enter

Kuwait: Indians from other countries can now enter

According to the latest directive from DGCA Kuwait, any nationality who had stayed in the seven countries such as Bangladesh, Philippines, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Iran, Nepal in last 14 days are not allowed to enter Kuwait. However, the nationals from these countries can enter Kuwait if they are stayed for the last 14 days in any other…

8 Lakh Indians could be forced to leave in Kuwait?

8 Lakh Indians could be forced to leave in Kuwait?

COVID-19 has affected many countries economically across the world. A few days back, the US banned all the work visas and recently Kuwait’s National Assembly approved a draft which can force 8 lakh Indians to leave the country.

According to the legal and legislative committee, the ex-pat quota bill is constitutional and will limit the population…

COVID-19: No Entry For Expats Infected At Jaber Hospital Kuwait. #Kuwait #Kuwaitnews #kuwaitcity #covid19 #coronavirus #expatsinkuwait #GCC #middleeast

COVID-19: No Entry For Expats Infected At Jaber Hospital Kuwait

No entry for expats infected with the coronavirus infection treated at the Jaber Hospital, according to Director of Mubarak Al-Kabeer Health District Dr Saud Al-Daraa confirmed that Jaber Hospital does not receive expats infected with novel coronavirus, pointing out the only expatriates at the hospital are in critical condition…