50 workers return from Kuwait
Fifty Sri Lankan migrant workers stranded in Kuwait were brought back this morning by the Foreign Employment Bureau. According to sources, among them 44 migrants workers are female workers.
It was reported employers had not paid salaries to some of these workers. Earlier, Forty nine Sri Lankan migrant workers stranded in Saudi Arabia and Qatar were brought back this morning by the Foreign Employment Bureau.
Kuwait News
- Events in Kuwait
- KWD 50,000 fine, 3-yrs jail
- Lockdowns and curfews to return for 2 weeks if infections increases
- A Kuwaiti virologist discovers a way to treat COVID-19 infections
- The Queen
- Indian embassy in Kuwait begins registration for those who do not have valid travel documents
- Increase in renewal fees of vehicle registration book
- Schools to reopen in November
- Rules for receiving arrivals on T4 terminal at Kuwait Airport
- 68,318 Expats will not be able to renew residence
- Japanese medicine for treating COVID-19 succeeds in Kuwait
- COVID-19 vaccine in Kuwait by next summer
- 89,936 teachers to return to work from Sept 1
- Transfer of residence from Small Medium Enterprises
- New registration service for a newborn birth launched
- Residence and visit visas extended for three months.
- Extending visit visas and residence for another 3 months
- 97,612 expats above 60 yrs of age will not be able to renew their residence
- New law for transfer of residence from one sponsor to another
- Residence transfer of children (dependent visa) to mothers allowed
- No new intimation for visa extension
50 workers return from Kuwait was last modified: December 14th, 2015 by
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