Tag: deportation
Doctors and graduates among 22,000 expatriates deported
Over the past eight months until August this year the Ministry of Interior has deported 22,000 expatriates for various reasons including those violating the labor laws and criminals, and those who committed serious traffic violations.
Expatriate sentenced to four years in prison with KD5,000 fine and deportation
The Court of Cassation nullified the verdict of Misdemeanor Court of Appeals that sentenced an expatriate to four years in prison with KD5,000 fine and deportation after serving the term for practicing pharmacy and dispensing medicines without license.
Three deported and 22 in custody
During traffic campaigns held from December 18 to December 24 in all governorates of the country,
2,048 maids deported
More than 2,000 domestic workers were deported following their arrest in crackdowns against domestic help offices carried out in the past 10 months, an Interior Ministry official announced yesterday.
About 1 million expatriates deported
Statistics issued by the security authorities shows the government of Kuwait has deported approximately one million expatriates over the past 20 years for committing various types of offences, reports Al-Shahed daily.
Deported maids are able to come back
The Interior Ministry has deported 900 female domestic workers this year until date without being fingerprinted, reports Al-Anba daily.
Deportation for six expatriates
Officers from General Traffic Department launched sudden traffic campaigns in all governorates
Deportation of 25 Expats
General Traffic Department (GTD) embarked on several traffic campaigns in all six governorates last week
Kuwait deported 14 more people
Kuwait is deporting 14 more beggars after they were caught asking for money near places of worship.
Deportation for environment law breakers
Environmental Police affiliated to the Public Security Sector, in coordination with Environment Public Authority, has been taking firm legal action against the violators of environmental law including those who violated the law on grazing of livestock by allowing animals under their care to stray onto the roads and cause traffic accidents.
