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500,000 Expats may go – Fees, Taxes … Private Sector Expat Cuts Eyed
The Ministry of Finance is currently studying the amendment to some provisions of Law No. 79 for the year 1995, on fees and financial costs for the use of public utilities and public services, reports Al-Qabas daily quoting sources.
Continue Reading »MP Safa’a Al-Hashem wants term limits on expats
As the end of the legislative term approaches, the current MPs and prospective contestants are working tirelessly to increase their chances of winning Parliamentary seats.
Continue Reading »Gorgeous thief woman arrested
Personnel from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) have closed the curtain on the thefts committed by a gorgeous Jordanian woman over two years, reports Al-Rai daily. According to the security sources the woman used her beauty to lure passersby and then rob them.
Continue Reading »Ministry increases expats fees for Medical
The Ministry of Health has introduced new fees for the certification of documents by the Medical Council and medical tests for expatriates if they apply for a job in the government sector, reports Al-Anba daily.
Continue Reading »Young man and a girl arrested for dogging at side of a vehicle
Personnel of the Criminal Security Sector arrested a young man and a girl for engaging in immoral acts at the side of a vehicle and posting the video clip on social media.
Continue Reading »New rule, ‘Marginal professions’ not eligible for dependent Visa.
The minimum salary cap which is set at KD 500 includes a new condition, reports Al- Anba daily quoting a reliable source in the General Department for Residence Affairs.
Continue Reading »10 people a day die in Kuwait’s hospitals
A recent report by the Ministry of Health says on an average 10 deaths are reported by hospitals compared to nine deaths per day in 2012, reports Al-Jarida daily.
Continue Reading »Travel ban, Traffic violations, Residence fines to be collected from police stations
The Ministry of Interior is in the process of completing a project, first of its kind in Kuwait, to collect fines from expatriates and citizens at 70 police stations through K-Net kiosks, reports Al-Qabas daily, quoting security sources. The sources said this step comes within the e-government project that makes collection of fines easy.
Continue Reading »Kuwaiti stabs a policeman
An unidentified Kuwaiti has been arrested for stabbing a policeman with a knife working at a police station in Ahmadi following a verbal altercation between them, reports Al-Rai daily.
Continue Reading »Worker steals Kuwaiti sponsor’s KD 600,000
Police have arrested an unidentified expat for stealing five expensive watches from his sponsor believed to be worth KD 600,000, reports Al-Rai daily. The daily added the arrest came after the sponsor filed a complaint with the Al-Zour Police Station.
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