Tag: Sponsorship Transfer

Change of Domestic Workers Employer Made Easy with ‘Musaned’

Service Transfer for Domestic Workers Now Facilitated on the Musaned Portal Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development has unveiled a new feature on the “Musaned” portal that enables change of domestic worker employers, effective August 1, 2023. This is an integral part of their initiative to upgrade the country’s domestic labour sector, ... <a title="Change of Domestic Workers Employer Made Easy with ‘Musaned’" class="read-more" href="https://ksaexpats.com/musaned-domestic-worker-transfer/" aria-label="Read more about Change of Domestic Workers Employer Made Easy with ‘Musaned’">Read more</a>

How to Check Iqama Transfer (Naqal Kafala) Status in Saudi Arabia

Iqama Transfer Status / Naqal Kafala Iqama Transfer, or Naqal Kafala, is a crucial process for expatriates working in Saudi Arabia. It refers to the transfer of sponsorship from one employer to another. If you are an expatriate, you must have a valid Iqama (residency permit) to stay and work in the country. To change ... <a title="How to Check Iqama Transfer (Naqal Kafala) Status in Saudi Arabia" class="read-more" href="https://ksaexpats.com/how-to-check-sponsorship-transfer-iqama-naqal-kafala/" aria-label="Read more about How to Check Iqama Transfer (Naqal Kafala) Status in Saudi Arabia">Read more</a>

In These 12 Situations, Domestic Workers Can Change Employers Without Consent

Domestic workers in Saudi Arabia make up a significant portion of the workforce and play an important role in many households, but sometimes they face difficult working conditions, like not being paid or being mistreated. To protect their rights, the government has rules that allow them to change employers in certain situations without their current ... <a title="In These 12 Situations, Domestic Workers Can Change Employers Without Consent" class="read-more" href="https://ksaexpats.com/domestic-worker-sponsorship-transfer-without-consent/" aria-label="Read more about In These 12 Situations, Domestic Workers Can Change Employers Without Consent">Read more</a>

How to Accept Transfer Request in Qiwa 

Employee approval is required for iqama transfers (sponsorship transfers) following the implementation of the Labor Reform Initiative (LRI) in Saudi Arabia. This article explains how can an employee accepts an employee transfer request sent by a new employer in Saudi Arabia via the Qiwa platform. How to Accept a Transfer Request in Qiwa Visit the Qiwa ... <a title="How to Accept Transfer Request in Qiwa " class="read-more" href="https://ksaexpats.com/how-to-accept-an-employee-transfer-request-in-qiwa/" aria-label="Read more about How to Accept Transfer Request in Qiwa ">Read more</a>

Absher now allows domestic workers to opt for a new employer

The Absher Individuals platform recently added a new feature that enables domestic workers to accept or reject requests for sponsorship transfer. According to the newly introduced mechanism, domestic worker sponsorship will be transferred only if the current employer agrees to the transfer. The new employer will have to wait for the domestic worker’s approval through ... <a title="Absher now allows domestic workers to opt for a new employer" class="read-more" href="https://ksaexpats.com/absher-now-allows-domestic-workers-to-opt-for-new-employer/" aria-label="Read more about Absher now allows domestic workers to opt for a new employer">Read more</a>

New employer to bear the Iqama fee and work permit fee – MHRSD

The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development (HRSD) confirmed in a tweet that the new employer bears the fees of Iqama (residence permit) and work permit. The clarification came in response to an inquiry by an individual asking: “My residence permit has been expired for four years due to the sponsor refusing to renew ... <a title="New employer to bear the Iqama fee and work permit fee – MHRSD" class="read-more" href="https://ksaexpats.com/the-new-employer-shall-bear-the-fees-of-iqama-and-work-permit-mhrsd/" aria-label="Read more about New employer to bear the Iqama fee and work permit fee – MHRSD">Read more</a>