Tag: Sahel app
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Sahel app now sends you entry and exit notifications
The Ministry of Interior has switched on a new Sahel feature that notifies citizens and residents whenever they enter or exit Kuwait, and lets them report errors in their travel records. Read more →
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You may run freelance work without an office in Kuwait
Kuwait's Ministry of Commerce and Industry now allows Kuwaiti citizens to licence a freelance business without renting commercial premises, under two new ministerial decisions. Read more →
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PACI gives 30 days to fix address or pay KD 100 fine
PACI has deleted 485 residential addresses from its records and given affected residents 30 days to update their details through Sahel or in person, or face a KD 100 fine. Read more →
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How to Register Your Car in Kuwait: 2026 Steps Explained
Everything you need to know about registering or renewing a vehicle in Kuwait in 2026, from documents to inspection to checking your status on Sahel. Read more →
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Kuwait Customs Tightens Checks as Seizures of Fake Goods Rise
Kuwait Customs says rising seizures of fake goods, undeclared cash and smuggled cigarettes reflect sharper inspections, not a surge in crime – here's what it means for travellers and shoppers. Read more →
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Step by Step Guide – Renewing car registration in Kuwait online
The Traffic Department has laid out the full process to renew your vehicle registration in Kuwait – insurance, inspection, then the Sahel app. Here are the steps in order. Read more →
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Sahel app adds lost passport service for Kuwait expats
Kuwait's Ministry of Interior has added a new Sahel app service letting expats report a lost passport and download an official loss certificate without visiting a police station. Read more →
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Sahel Now Lets You Report 8 Labour Violations to Ministry
PAM has switched on a new Sahel feature letting anyone report eight specific labour violations electronically, complete with photos and a trackable case number. Read more →
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Carrying KD 3,000 or More in Kuwait? You Must Declare It
Kuwait's General Administration of Customs has reminded travellers that carrying KD 3,000 or more in cash or financial instruments must be declared, or they risk legal consequences. Read more →
