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Learn more about the changes in lending policies for expatriates in Kuwaiti banks, as stricter criteria have been implemented, narrowing down eligible job categories and excluding low-income individuals. Find out which sectors and roles are prioritized for lending and the factors that banks consider when targeting expatriate customers.
Learn more about the explosion at a restaurant in Jahra that left five expatriates injured. Prompt response from firefighters and paramedics ensured the injured individuals received timely medical attention.
Learn more about the government’s reconsideration of residency restrictions in Kuwait and its potential impact on expatriates and the economy. The decision comes in response to complaints from the private sector and aims to address the challenges faced by expatriate singles and the rising construction prices. Read more about the government’s efforts to find a solution.
Learn more about integrating expatriates in Kuwaiti residential areas to address overcrowding and improve living conditions. Discover a practical approach that promotes social inclusion and coexistence. Read more about it here.
The recent arrest of five expatriates for engaging in the unauthorized sale of cosmetics in Kuwait highlights the importance of complying with local laws and regulations. Filipino Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in Kuwait and their families need to be aware of the legal requirements and restrictions when engaging in any form of business or trade. This article emphasizes the consequences of unauthorized business activities, such as arrests, fines, and deportation, and encourages OFWs to prioritize obtaining the necessary licenses and permits. It also advises OFWs to stay informed about the latest updates in local regulations and seek guidance from professionals. By following these guidelines, OFWs can contribute to the positive image of the Filipino community in Kuwait.
The Ministry of Interior (MoI) has implemented a new regulation that blocks the transfer of residency permits for expatriates working in the government sector to the private sector. This move aims to regulate the labor market and ensure that expatriate workers are employed in the sector they were initially hired for. This article discusses the implications of this regulation for Filipino Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in Kuwait and emphasizes the importance of understanding the rationale behind the decision and seeking guidance to make informed career decisions.
