Iqama Violations and Penalties
Penalty for Using Mobile Phone While Driving in Saudi Arabia Driving, in its very essence, demands unwavering attention. Every time you step into your vehicle, you’re not only responsible for your own life but also for the lives of those with whom you share the road. In an age where mobile phones are near extensions […]
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Final Exit Visa on Expired Iqama If you are an expat resident in Saudi Arabia and planning to leave permanently, you must obtain a Final Exit Visa before departing. But what if your Iqama has already expired? In this blog post, we will guide you through the process of obtaining a Final Exit Visa, even
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Huroob is a term used in Saudi Arabia to indicate the status of expatriate workers who run away from their employer. When an employer files a runaway or absconding complaint against an employee, that person becomes an illegal resident. In this article, we explain in detail how you can easily check whether you are under
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The Generalization Report Query Service in Absher The Generalization Report Query function is a feature in the Absher portal that lets you search for legal proceedings and travel bans against your Iqama number. This function enables users to check any legal cases or travel bans against themselves without having to go to any police station.
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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
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What is Iqama in Saudi Arabia The Iqama, also known as the Muqeem, is a residence permit granted to expatriates arriving in Saudi Arabia on a work visa or a dependent visa. Iqama is required to open a new bank account in Saudi Arabia and to send money abroad. In Saudi Arabia, a valid iqama
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