As per Arabtimes , Public Authority for Manpower is inclined to stop issuing work permits because many companies and establishments were granted work permits exceeding the allowed quotas, reports Al-Shahid daily. (more…)
Category: Expats in Kuwait
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No public healthcare for expats in Kuwait
Kuwait is considering plans to stop all access to public health services for expatriates – though they pay KD 50 per year for health insurance. The idea is to reduce stress on the government budget, weakened by lower oil international prices. (more…)
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Police found a secret location in Khaitan called ‘Cave of Ali Baba’
Police have found a secret location in Khaitan which they believe may have been used by devil worshippers, reports Al- Shahed daily. (more…) -
8 Romanians Womwn Prostitutes arrested in Kuwait
Personnel from the Vice Squad affiliated to the General Department for Criminal Investigation have arrested eight Romanians for indulging in flesh trade, reports Al-Rai daily.
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Srilankan Housemaid stabbed to dead in Kuwait
A Sri Lankan housemaid was stabbed to death by a 27 years old Citizen in Umm Al- Hayman area this morning, Kuwaiti media reported. (more…)
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No Visa for Indian domestic workers
Maids and other domestic workers from India, particularly those in Tamil Nadu, large numbers of whom seek employment in the Gulf, will not be able to seek employment in Kuwait, which on Wednesday officially suspended issuing entry visas to Indian domestic workers, reports The Times of India. (more…) -
200 Kuwaitis killed and 6,000 injuries per year
A study released in 2009 predicted that traffic congestions and accidents would cost Kuwait 27.430 billion dinars over ten years as the country tries to shrug off a terrible world record. (more…) -
CALL FOR ACTION: as divorce rate crosses 50% in Kuwait
Divorce cases were slightly above half of the marriages in Kuwait in the first six months of the year, statistics indicate. (more…)
Maids and other domestic workers from India, particularly those in Tamil Nadu, large numbers of whom seek employment in the Gulf, will not be able to seek employment in Kuwait, which on Wednesday officially suspended issuing entry visas to Indian domestic workers, reports The Times of India. 
A study released in 2009 predicted that traffic congestions and accidents would cost Kuwait 27.430 billion dinars over ten years as the country tries to shrug off a terrible world record. 
Divorce cases were slightly above half of the marriages in Kuwait in the first six months of the year, statistics indicate.