Iqama
Helpful guides on Iqama (Residence Permit) in Saudi Arabia, including application, managing, renewal, fees, penalties, and more.
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How to Register as a Technician with the SCE
Procedure to Register as Technician with Saudi Council of Engineers Expatriate engineers and technicians working in Saudi Arabia are required to register with the Saudi Council of Engineers (SCE). The SCE registration process for technicians with or without a diploma certificate is explained below. Required Documents: A Photograph A Scanned Copy of your Iqama Self-attested ... <a title="How to Register as a Technician with the SCE" class="read-more" href="https://ksaexpats.com/saudi-engineering-council-registration-for-technicians/" aria-label="Read more about How to Register as a Technician with the SCE">Read more</a>
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Expatriates can now pay the dependent fee quarterly
According to Jawazat, expatriates in Saudi Arabia can make quarterly payments of the fee for their dependents and companions when they renew their Iqama on a quarter-of-a-year basis. The monthly fee for dependents and companions is SR 400 per person. Jawazat clarified that those who fall under the definition of dependents include wife, sons under ... <a title="Expatriates can now pay the dependent fee quarterly" class="read-more" href="https://ksaexpats.com/dependent-fee-quarterly-payment/" aria-label="Read more about Expatriates can now pay the dependent fee quarterly">Read more</a>
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Iqama can now be issued or renewed for three months
Saudi Arabia allows businesses to issue or renew their employees’ resident permits (Iqama) for a period of a minimum of three months. In this regard, Saudi banks have begun updating their government payment systems for the issuance and renewal of residency permits linked to work permits for a minimum of three months, local media reported. ... <a title="Iqama can now be issued or renewed for three months" class="read-more" href="https://ksaexpats.com/iqama-issue-or-renew-for-three-months/" aria-label="Read more about Iqama can now be issued or renewed for three months">Read more</a>
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Jawazat clarifies penalties for non-renewal of Iqama on time
Penalties for non-renewal of Iqama The General Directorate of Passports (Jawazat) clarified the penalties for failing to renew a residence permit on time. According to Jawazat, the following penalties apply for non-renewal of iqama within three days of its expiration date; Penalty for the first time Employers who failed to renew Iqama for the first ... <a title="Jawazat clarifies penalties for non-renewal of Iqama on time" class="read-more" href="https://ksaexpats.com/penalty-deportation-non-renewing-iqama/" aria-label="Read more about Jawazat clarifies penalties for non-renewal of Iqama on time">Read more</a>
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How to activate “Digital Iqama” in Absher?
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Interior has launched digital versions of national identity cards for citizens and expatriates. The “Digital ID” or “Digital Iqama” can be accessed through the new “Absher individuals” app. Digital ID’s can be used instead of plastic cards for all official purposes. How to Activate Digital Iqama in Absher? 1- Download the ... <a title="How to activate “Digital Iqama” in Absher?" class="read-more" href="https://ksaexpats.com/procedure-to-activate-digital-id-in-absher/" aria-label="Read more about How to activate “Digital Iqama” in Absher?">Read more</a>
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Expat Dependent Fee: How to Check and Pay
For expatriates living in Saudi Arabia, bringing your family along can be a wonderful experience, but it does come with some responsibilities. One of the essential requirements is paying a dependent fee, often referred to as a dependent levy, for each family member under your sponsorship. This includes your spouse, children, and even parents. Before ... <a title="Expat Dependent Fee: How to Check and Pay" class="read-more" href="https://ksaexpats.com/family-levy-how-much-does-it-cost-how-to-pay/" aria-label="Read more about Expat Dependent Fee: How to Check and Pay">Read more</a>
