Director General of the General Department for Residence Affairs, Major-General Talal Ma’arafi told, The amendments include granting multiple entry visit visas to businessmen to encourage the capital inflow and economic movement in the country, so that visitors can frequently visit the country at regular intervals according to the validity of the visa.
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Bangladeshi Entered in Kuwait for twice but on forged passport
Police have arrested a Bangladeshi for entering the country on a forged passport, reports Al-Anba daily. The daily added, the suspect was arrested after personnel from the Criminal Investigations Department received a tip off from an unidentified person.
Wooing Iranian woman to have sex
An unidentified Iranian woman has filed a complaint with the Hawalli Police Station accusing a Kuwaiti of luring her to have sex, reports Al-Anba daily.
Hacker blackmails Kuwaiti woman
Personnel from the E-crimes Department have arrested a Pakistani hacker for breaking into the personal account of a Kuwaiti woman on Instagram and blackmailing her, reports Al-Anba daily.
Filipina working suspected in stealing money
Police are interrogating an unidentified Filipina working for a beauty parlor, reports Al-Anba daily. The woman, who works as a representative for a beauty parlor, was detained for interrogation when she complained to the Jabriya Police Station that she was given KD 6,450 to be deposited in the account of the company.
300 fee for family visa
Director General of the General Department for Residence Affairs, Major-General Talal Ma’arafi, has explained it is proposed to impose KD 300 fee for family visa other than the wife and siblings. He added, fees will be announced once approved by the Fatwa and Legislation Department. Ma’arafi said the regulations include several amendments in order to increase the number of visitors to the country.
Procedure completed to replace expats
Director of Fatwa and Legislation Department Advisor Salah Al-Mesad said the sector has completed procedures to replace expatriates with Kuwaitis in administrative positions. He requested Civil Service Commission (CSC) to nominate Kuwaitis for employment in three disciplines, reports Al-Qabas daily.
Fake Coffee for Sale
The Misdemeanor Court presided over by Judge Al-Duwaihi Al-Duwaihi ordered a man to pay fine worth KD 500 for putting up for sale counterfeit famous branded coffee products, says Al-Seyassah.
Travel ban of 141,458 Expatriates and Kuwaitis
A total of 141,458 people (Kuwaitis and expatriates) were barred from travel during the first nine months of 2017 according to the Statistics and Research Department of the Ministry of Justice.
Deportee will be deport again
The Ahmadi police have arrested a 44-year-old citizen of Congo for infiltrating into the country who had earlier been deported from the country. The man was reportedly picked up on suspicion while walking along a road. He has been referred for deportation.
