how can i get the address with the phone number who is working in saudi arabia?
i only know the place and the phone number. i need full addres
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call 00 ???? i think
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well get the address then!
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dont know
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Try 411 They might be able to help.They know lots of #
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im in saudi arabia what do u need?
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Find out the international operator number for S.A.
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Call him and ask him.
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call the number u have and ask for the address
Friday, December 21, 2012
Friday, December 14, 2012
I'm now working in saudi Arabia, 30 years age,my hair is falling.how can i stop this hair fall
I'm now working in saudi Arabia, 30 years age,my hair is falling.how can i stop this hair fall?
I'm male,i have some dandruffs but not that much ,it is controllable
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You're probably just getting old.
I'm male,i have some dandruffs but not that much ,it is controllable
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You're probably just getting old.
Friday, December 7, 2012
I'm now working in saudi Arabia, 30 years age,my hair is falling.how can i stop this hair fall
I'm now working in saudi Arabia, 30 years age,my hair is falling.how can i stop this hair fall?
I'm male,i have some dandruffs but not that much ,it is controllable
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You're probably just getting old.
I'm male,i have some dandruffs but not that much ,it is controllable
Hair - 1 Answers
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You're probably just getting old.
Saturday, December 1, 2012
working in Saudi Arabia. profession in iqama is Cleaning Supervisor. qualification is SSLC. Can I bring family
working in Saudi Arabia. profession in iqama is Cleaning Supervisor. qualification is SSLC. Can I bring family
What are the formalities I should do? My Company allowed to bring family?
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dude are you crazy????????/never live in Arab countries.......
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if your iqama professional not labour category , then u can bring
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It depends on your company. Sometimes companies refuse to let you bring in family initially, but after you persist and insist, they let you. Everything is possible in Saudi, it's all about convincing ppl or having contacts. But there are not set rules that can't be bent.
What are the formalities I should do? My Company allowed to bring family?
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dude are you crazy????????/never live in Arab countries.......
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if your iqama professional not labour category , then u can bring
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It depends on your company. Sometimes companies refuse to let you bring in family initially, but after you persist and insist, they let you. Everything is possible in Saudi, it's all about convincing ppl or having contacts. But there are not set rules that can't be bent.
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
I want to buy a laptop arond 1800sr i m working in saudi arabia riyadh which is good
I want to buy a laptop arond 1800sr i m working in saudi arabia riyadh which is good?
Ujwal
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sure you can get good one. try to get Dell or Toshiba i mean well known brands with high speed and memory also u ca write to me at hammouri59@yahoo.com .with my best regards
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1800sr u can get some lower end new models from dell, toshiba and hp. Check the warranty before buying. sometimes these r available with 2 years warranty.
Ujwal
Saudi Arabia - 2 Answers
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sure you can get good one. try to get Dell or Toshiba i mean well known brands with high speed and memory also u ca write to me at hammouri59@yahoo.com .with my best regards
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1800sr u can get some lower end new models from dell, toshiba and hp. Check the warranty before buying. sometimes these r available with 2 years warranty.
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Can you recommend any good women writers, whose work covers life in Saudi Arabia
Can you recommend any good women writers, whose work covers life in Saudi Arabia?
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Wajeeha Alhuaider. Amal Zahid. Badria Albeshr.
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read this blog http://americanbedu.com/ its by an american women, she is married to a saudi man and has many true and humorous issues she has been blogging and writing about for years.. Her blog has also won many literary awards.
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I recommend to read " In the Land of invisible women" A Female Doctor's Journey in the Saudi Kingdom by Dr. Qanta Ahmed very interesting book ,, she said what she saw, honestly, Cheers !
Saudi Arabia - 3 Answers
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Wajeeha Alhuaider. Amal Zahid. Badria Albeshr.
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read this blog http://americanbedu.com/ its by an american women, she is married to a saudi man and has many true and humorous issues she has been blogging and writing about for years.. Her blog has also won many literary awards.
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I recommend to read " In the Land of invisible women" A Female Doctor's Journey in the Saudi Kingdom by Dr. Qanta Ahmed very interesting book ,, she said what she saw, honestly, Cheers !
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Accommodation in Saudi Arabia
Accommodation in Saudi Arabia?
Hello, I would like to know if I moved to work in Saudi Arabia, where can I stay in a place other than hotels untill renting an apartment for me and my family and what is the cost ? Thank in advance.
Saudi Arabia - 2 Answers
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u could stay in a furnished apartment (this is what people usually do before moving into apartments of their own) costs anything from 3500 saudia riyals a month and up. good luck....
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check it here dear.. www.eharaj.com then choose what you want....
Hello, I would like to know if I moved to work in Saudi Arabia, where can I stay in a place other than hotels untill renting an apartment for me and my family and what is the cost ? Thank in advance.
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u could stay in a furnished apartment (this is what people usually do before moving into apartments of their own) costs anything from 3500 saudia riyals a month and up. good luck....
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check it here dear.. www.eharaj.com then choose what you want....
Thursday, November 1, 2012
How to get police clearance as a requirement for visa applications in Canada, I worked in Saudi Arabia before
How to get police clearance as a requirement for visa applications in Canada, I worked in Saudi Arabia before?
I will be in Manila can I submit the requirements in Manila
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If you are in Manila now and need police clearance from Saudi Arabia you will need to get that from Saudi authorities. Manila can't do it.
I will be in Manila can I submit the requirements in Manila
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If you are in Manila now and need police clearance from Saudi Arabia you will need to get that from Saudi authorities. Manila can't do it.
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Does a foreign lady visiting Saudi Arabia have to wear Niqab
Does a foreign lady visiting Saudi Arabia have to wear Niqab?
I am going to visit Saudi Arabia for work as my company's one branch office is located in Saudi Arabia. So do I have to wear Niqab as other ladies do?? Are these practices of covering whole face & body practised today also in this 21st century.
Saudi Arabia - 7 Answers
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You don't have to wear Niqab .. But you have to wear Hijab , most Islamic legal systems define this type of modest dressing as covering everything except the face and hands in public. The dress code has nothing with 21st century, even if you are not Muslim you have to respect rules and traditions of others specially when you are a visitor.! Hijab is given the wider meaning of modesty, privacy, and morality .. if you want to know more about Islam goto : http://discover.islamway.com/
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you wont be forced to wear a niqab.. but sometimes depending on the strictness of you employer and the people you will be meeting/greeting in your employement, you might wear one just cause you feel safer with it on..
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Theres no need to cover ur face. You only have to wear your abaya outside and maybe you'd like to put a scarf on ur head not to look too odd. Covering the body has nothing to do with the century we living in but rather with religion. Religion can never become outdated or modernised - dress code especially... Hope this helps!
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to make long story short you don't have to cover your face. you don't have to cover your head. yes you should cover your body. welcome to SA and hope you enjoy your stay and get your work done :)
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you have to wear a long loose fitting cloak and a headscarf. Some villages are more relaxed. Jeddah is also okay. Riyadh you MUST wear cloak and headscarf.
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NO ONE has to cover anything but their body. You don't have to cover your feet or hands, either.
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no, no one will force you. it might be better to do so just to blend in with the people in the country.
I am going to visit Saudi Arabia for work as my company's one branch office is located in Saudi Arabia. So do I have to wear Niqab as other ladies do?? Are these practices of covering whole face & body practised today also in this 21st century.
Saudi Arabia - 7 Answers
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You don't have to wear Niqab .. But you have to wear Hijab , most Islamic legal systems define this type of modest dressing as covering everything except the face and hands in public. The dress code has nothing with 21st century, even if you are not Muslim you have to respect rules and traditions of others specially when you are a visitor.! Hijab is given the wider meaning of modesty, privacy, and morality .. if you want to know more about Islam goto : http://discover.islamway.com/
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you wont be forced to wear a niqab.. but sometimes depending on the strictness of you employer and the people you will be meeting/greeting in your employement, you might wear one just cause you feel safer with it on..
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Theres no need to cover ur face. You only have to wear your abaya outside and maybe you'd like to put a scarf on ur head not to look too odd. Covering the body has nothing to do with the century we living in but rather with religion. Religion can never become outdated or modernised - dress code especially... Hope this helps!
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to make long story short you don't have to cover your face. you don't have to cover your head. yes you should cover your body. welcome to SA and hope you enjoy your stay and get your work done :)
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you have to wear a long loose fitting cloak and a headscarf. Some villages are more relaxed. Jeddah is also okay. Riyadh you MUST wear cloak and headscarf.
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NO ONE has to cover anything but their body. You don't have to cover your feet or hands, either.
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no, no one will force you. it might be better to do so just to blend in with the people in the country.
Sunday, October 14, 2012
I am working in saudi arabia as Project Manager, but my profession in iqama is machanical tecnician.
I am working in saudi arabia as Project Manager, but my profession in iqama is machanical tecnician.?
am i eligible to get a family visa? if not how can i get the family visa?
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Yes u r totally eligible. Last i had heard was that mechanical engineer can get family visa easily and otherwise if anyone has a different profession on his or her iqama the salary shud b above 3000 for family visa.
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.....that can be arranged by your company to change it to Project Manager.......a lot of people already have done that......
am i eligible to get a family visa? if not how can i get the family visa?
Saudi Arabia - 2 Answers
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Yes u r totally eligible. Last i had heard was that mechanical engineer can get family visa easily and otherwise if anyone has a different profession on his or her iqama the salary shud b above 3000 for family visa.
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.....that can be arranged by your company to change it to Project Manager.......a lot of people already have done that......
Sunday, October 7, 2012
What is time limit if you re-entry expires for saudi arabia
What is time limit if you re-entry expires for saudi arabia?
I went to saudi arabia in 2007 and stayed there for 3 months and than took a multiple exit re-entry and left the country. Now my re-entry is expire for more than 2 years, and i wish to go back to saudi arabia for work, now i want to know how much time period is required for re-entring saudi arabia? Am pakistani and hold a pakistani passport
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Your nationality and visa depends,,,
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This site may help: http://www.justlanded.com/english/Saudi-Arabia/Visas-Permits
I went to saudi arabia in 2007 and stayed there for 3 months and than took a multiple exit re-entry and left the country. Now my re-entry is expire for more than 2 years, and i wish to go back to saudi arabia for work, now i want to know how much time period is required for re-entring saudi arabia? Am pakistani and hold a pakistani passport
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Your nationality and visa depends,,,
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This site may help: http://www.justlanded.com/english/Saudi-Arabia/Visas-Permits
Monday, October 1, 2012
Im a filipina nurse currently working here in Saudi Arabia. I have 2 years contract and i still have 5months l
Im a filipina nurse currently working here in Saudi Arabia. I have 2 years contract and i still have 5months l?
Im a filipina nurse currently working here in Saudi Arabia. I have 2 years contract and i still have 5months left before the end of my contract.I really wanted to live and work in the USA. I have passed all the exams required for nurses like NCLEX, CGFNS and IELTS. I have also Visa Screen Certificate already. Any advice on fast and easy way to go to USA? Thank you.
Saudi Arabia - 3 Answers
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The U.S. is tough due to competition; try to specialize in something you know they are in desperate need of.
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you have to give one month advance notice to terminate the contract here and you can leave your present job, you will lose some end of services awards percentage wise, but you will get paid leaves as per time you worked.
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Dear friend, I have one friend who move to HongKong after finish her contract here in saudi arabia. I can help you to get good idea, just contact me here, akprince787@yahoo.com but dear it's hard to get good job over there, but let's try as you have lot's of knowledge and exp. so it's help you to find a suitable job in good position. waiting for your reply. Prince
Im a filipina nurse currently working here in Saudi Arabia. I have 2 years contract and i still have 5months left before the end of my contract.I really wanted to live and work in the USA. I have passed all the exams required for nurses like NCLEX, CGFNS and IELTS. I have also Visa Screen Certificate already. Any advice on fast and easy way to go to USA? Thank you.
Saudi Arabia - 3 Answers
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The U.S. is tough due to competition; try to specialize in something you know they are in desperate need of.
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you have to give one month advance notice to terminate the contract here and you can leave your present job, you will lose some end of services awards percentage wise, but you will get paid leaves as per time you worked.
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Dear friend, I have one friend who move to HongKong after finish her contract here in saudi arabia. I can help you to get good idea, just contact me here, akprince787@yahoo.com but dear it's hard to get good job over there, but let's try as you have lot's of knowledge and exp. so it's help you to find a suitable job in good position. waiting for your reply. Prince
Friday, September 21, 2012
work ethics in saudi arabia
work ethics in saudi arabia?
what are the ethics of people in Saudi arabia in relation to business, how hard working are they ???
Saudi Arabia - 9 Answers
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There aren't any,, 99% are materialistic creatures that will suck your blood if they have to, just to get a riyal. This applies and not limited to the following departments: Directorate of passports, Civil affairs, The traffic police... etc
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The work ethic is lower than in other places. I think it's partly due to over-staffing in many large companies. Also, when Ramadan comes, you can expect that not much work will be done because everyone is only required to work 6 hours, probably half of which is wasting time....
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The question should be is there any work ethics in KSA?
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Depends on the individual.
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There is a reason millions of people from around the world work in Saudi. Saudis don't work. They are lazy. Same goes for Kuwaitis, Bahrainis, Qataris, Emratis and Omanis.
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@ ME we work my friend a lot!! the new generation of the young Saudi guys are on the way and you've been working in saudi arabia for 7 years but that won't last for long time.. give it 3 years at least and you're gonna find a lot of qualified and educated saudis working in the company you work in now... Just get ready for that day ^_^
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don't go.
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Well work ethic here could be better. Saudis are lazy(sorry Saudis I love you but you know its true). I actually know someone who works in the bank and when they need to hire a new employee the first thing they do is throw away all the Saudi CV's/resumes because they don't want to take a chance on hiring a Saudi because most of them don't get their work done. Most of the companies here are at or have exceeded their maximum allowed amount of foreign workers. Its a cultural thing, kids live with their parents until they are married and sometimes after(that is not a bad thing), they don't get part time jobs while in HS or uni their parents buy them everything they need, food, clothes, cars, ect.They don't have to do any chores because there is a maid to do everything for them. They have no responsibilities at all and there is the cause of all the laziness.
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well there are good hard working individuals as there are lazy. A lot is to do with the last 50 years of oil boom here and everyone is living high on their pedestals now.. its the age of "everyones a prince" now a days.. No one wants to do menial work.. Before my husband says, you'd see Saudis do construction work, picking up garbage, sweeping the streets, driving taxis, working as janitors, tea boys, cooks, etc.. Now every single boy wants to be a manager.. Well there cant be all managers.. someone has to start at the bottom.. Also there arent enough universities to education all these wannabe managers.. I think they need to send every single foreign worker (unless no absolute replacement can be found) back home to their countries, and allow Saudi's to do all the jobs in this country once more.. No more spoiled kids.. What amazes me is that a garbage collecter is USA is one of the highest paid menial jobs in the country.. many garbage collecters go back to the station, wash/shower and drive home in their mercedes back to the suburbs to a 5 bedroom home mansion.. all their kids go off to paid universities.. their wives dont have to work.. They are laughing all the way to the bank...
what are the ethics of people in Saudi arabia in relation to business, how hard working are they ???
Saudi Arabia - 9 Answers
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There aren't any,, 99% are materialistic creatures that will suck your blood if they have to, just to get a riyal. This applies and not limited to the following departments: Directorate of passports, Civil affairs, The traffic police... etc
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The work ethic is lower than in other places. I think it's partly due to over-staffing in many large companies. Also, when Ramadan comes, you can expect that not much work will be done because everyone is only required to work 6 hours, probably half of which is wasting time....
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The question should be is there any work ethics in KSA?
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Depends on the individual.
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There is a reason millions of people from around the world work in Saudi. Saudis don't work. They are lazy. Same goes for Kuwaitis, Bahrainis, Qataris, Emratis and Omanis.
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@ ME we work my friend a lot!! the new generation of the young Saudi guys are on the way and you've been working in saudi arabia for 7 years but that won't last for long time.. give it 3 years at least and you're gonna find a lot of qualified and educated saudis working in the company you work in now... Just get ready for that day ^_^
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don't go.
8 :
Well work ethic here could be better. Saudis are lazy(sorry Saudis I love you but you know its true). I actually know someone who works in the bank and when they need to hire a new employee the first thing they do is throw away all the Saudi CV's/resumes because they don't want to take a chance on hiring a Saudi because most of them don't get their work done. Most of the companies here are at or have exceeded their maximum allowed amount of foreign workers. Its a cultural thing, kids live with their parents until they are married and sometimes after(that is not a bad thing), they don't get part time jobs while in HS or uni their parents buy them everything they need, food, clothes, cars, ect.They don't have to do any chores because there is a maid to do everything for them. They have no responsibilities at all and there is the cause of all the laziness.
9 :
well there are good hard working individuals as there are lazy. A lot is to do with the last 50 years of oil boom here and everyone is living high on their pedestals now.. its the age of "everyones a prince" now a days.. No one wants to do menial work.. Before my husband says, you'd see Saudis do construction work, picking up garbage, sweeping the streets, driving taxis, working as janitors, tea boys, cooks, etc.. Now every single boy wants to be a manager.. Well there cant be all managers.. someone has to start at the bottom.. Also there arent enough universities to education all these wannabe managers.. I think they need to send every single foreign worker (unless no absolute replacement can be found) back home to their countries, and allow Saudi's to do all the jobs in this country once more.. No more spoiled kids.. What amazes me is that a garbage collecter is USA is one of the highest paid menial jobs in the country.. many garbage collecters go back to the station, wash/shower and drive home in their mercedes back to the suburbs to a 5 bedroom home mansion.. all their kids go off to paid universities.. their wives dont have to work.. They are laughing all the way to the bank...
Friday, September 14, 2012
Police Clearance Certificate from Saudi Arabia
Police Clearance Certificate from Saudi Arabia?
Hi, I am in UK now and planning to migrate to Australia. In last 10 years I have worked in Saudi Arabia and so I need Police Clearance Certificate from Saudi. Currently I have British passport. But I had Indian passport while I was working in Saudi. Can anyone please tell me the procedure for getting PCC from Saudi. Many Thanks, Ann
Saudi Arabia - 2 Answers
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energy required by a rocket to get to a certain height, and return to earth
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Police clearances are available for Saudi citizens and resident third country nationals. Saudi citizens currently residing overseas must return in person to process the police clearance. Police clearances are unavailable for third country nationals who no longer reside in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Make the appropriate statement in your Australian visa applcation. The Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship knows that you are unable to provide such document.
Hi, I am in UK now and planning to migrate to Australia. In last 10 years I have worked in Saudi Arabia and so I need Police Clearance Certificate from Saudi. Currently I have British passport. But I had Indian passport while I was working in Saudi. Can anyone please tell me the procedure for getting PCC from Saudi. Many Thanks, Ann
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energy required by a rocket to get to a certain height, and return to earth
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Police clearances are available for Saudi citizens and resident third country nationals. Saudi citizens currently residing overseas must return in person to process the police clearance. Police clearances are unavailable for third country nationals who no longer reside in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Make the appropriate statement in your Australian visa applcation. The Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship knows that you are unable to provide such document.
Friday, September 7, 2012
Is it ok to work in Riyadh, saudi Arabia
Is it ok to work in Riyadh, saudi Arabia?
Specifically in Dr. Saad Al-Gwaiz Polyclinic... please send me answers if you have an idea.. For james 916 Thanks for the answer, i got urpoint for that. that's the reason why i am searching for many answers about that place.
Saudi Arabia - 5 Answers
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As a woman, be sure to give this some careful thought. If you don't already live in Riyadh, I found it significantly more conservative than, say, Jeddah so you might want to think about the lifestyle changes more than anything else. If you don't live in Saudi at all or haven't visited I should do some careful investigation as you're unlikely to get a visa beforehand apart from a Hajj visa (don't even think about trying for one if you're not Muslim). If you are happy with the culture outside work, just treat it as any other job - try and speak to some of the other employees.
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You'd better work in Jeddah. A lot of muttawa will harass you in Riyadh. Jeddah is the best! JEDDAH...JEDDAH...JEDDAH... Enjoy the breeze from the red sea.
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well, what do you mean by ok?
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It's ok to work anywhere.... Not working is the problem... If you want, you can look for jobs other than Riyadh, see http://www.dubaijobsnetwork.com Good luck
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sure it is.
Specifically in Dr. Saad Al-Gwaiz Polyclinic... please send me answers if you have an idea.. For james 916 Thanks for the answer, i got urpoint for that. that's the reason why i am searching for many answers about that place.
Saudi Arabia - 5 Answers
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As a woman, be sure to give this some careful thought. If you don't already live in Riyadh, I found it significantly more conservative than, say, Jeddah so you might want to think about the lifestyle changes more than anything else. If you don't live in Saudi at all or haven't visited I should do some careful investigation as you're unlikely to get a visa beforehand apart from a Hajj visa (don't even think about trying for one if you're not Muslim). If you are happy with the culture outside work, just treat it as any other job - try and speak to some of the other employees.
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You'd better work in Jeddah. A lot of muttawa will harass you in Riyadh. Jeddah is the best! JEDDAH...JEDDAH...JEDDAH... Enjoy the breeze from the red sea.
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well, what do you mean by ok?
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It's ok to work anywhere.... Not working is the problem... If you want, you can look for jobs other than Riyadh, see http://www.dubaijobsnetwork.com Good luck
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sure it is.
Saturday, September 1, 2012
How can i get a postgraduate degree in nutrition medicine while i'm working in saudi arabia
How can i get a postgraduate degree in nutrition medicine while i'm working in saudi arabia?
i'm GP doctor working in pharmaceutical company in saudia arabia.
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am not a doctor or anythin..am still in hight school lol.. in saudi.. anyways iv heard theirs many universaties that u can have a degree with just by usin the internet.. i dont kno what they call them..but if u ask about universaties..and how to get a degree over the internet..then ull find ur answer..gd luk..
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Online degree
i'm GP doctor working in pharmaceutical company in saudia arabia.
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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am not a doctor or anythin..am still in hight school lol.. in saudi.. anyways iv heard theirs many universaties that u can have a degree with just by usin the internet.. i dont kno what they call them..but if u ask about universaties..and how to get a degree over the internet..then ull find ur answer..gd luk..
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Online degree
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Is it safe to work in Al baha,Saudi Arabia as a nurse
Is it safe to work in Al baha,Saudi Arabia as a nurse?
My daughter got selection for MOH hospital in baljuraise, al-baha Saudi. He is only 23age.He is going to saudi first time. How is the process who will take from airport to hospital? Is it a big city?
Saudi Arabia - 5 Answers
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Excuse me. Your daugter is a "he"? Are you sure? He/she will be picked up from the Airport. Don't worry.
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Al Baha is a small city. The hospital should make arrangements for picking her up from the airport.
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Yeah, Its absolutely safe. Saudi Arabia is a wonderful country and Al Baha is a small city over there but crimes are almost negligible but your daughter must be aware of the rules and traditions over there as Laws are very strict over there. For more info about Nursing in Saudia visit http://www.datadubai.com/index.php?keywords=nursing+in+saudi+arabia&main=site&sub=search&sfields=0&stype=0
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yeah, why wouldn't it be safe?
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she is better work in eastern or western region
My daughter got selection for MOH hospital in baljuraise, al-baha Saudi. He is only 23age.He is going to saudi first time. How is the process who will take from airport to hospital? Is it a big city?
Saudi Arabia - 5 Answers
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Excuse me. Your daugter is a "he"? Are you sure? He/she will be picked up from the Airport. Don't worry.
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Al Baha is a small city. The hospital should make arrangements for picking her up from the airport.
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Yeah, Its absolutely safe. Saudi Arabia is a wonderful country and Al Baha is a small city over there but crimes are almost negligible but your daughter must be aware of the rules and traditions over there as Laws are very strict over there. For more info about Nursing in Saudia visit http://www.datadubai.com/index.php?keywords=nursing+in+saudi+arabia&main=site&sub=search&sfields=0&stype=0
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yeah, why wouldn't it be safe?
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she is better work in eastern or western region
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
how can write a good expression letter to my employer giving me a family status ,,now i am in saudi arabia
how can write a good expression letter to my employer giving me a family status ,,now i am in saudi arabia?
I am Navaz,now i am working in Saudi Arabia one of the private construction company,i want to write a letter to my employer regarding to give me a Family Status, please anybody help me to write a good expression letter ,,thanks
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Just be honest and sincere...they like that stuff.
I am Navaz,now i am working in Saudi Arabia one of the private construction company,i want to write a letter to my employer regarding to give me a Family Status, please anybody help me to write a good expression letter ,,thanks
Law & Ethics - 1 Answers
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Just be honest and sincere...they like that stuff.
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
i am working in saudi arabia with NRE status.I must apply for PAN card
i am working in saudi arabia with NRE status.I must apply for PAN card?
i am working in saudi arabia with NRE status. I must apply for PAN card? After receiving this card i have to pay tax? How much or how it calculate?
India - 1 Answers
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You can apply for a PAN card and can just keep it with you for future needs. It is not compulsory to file returns if you do not have taxable income. You have to pay tax if your Indian Income exceeds the below limit for the financial year 2007-08. Male <65 years- if his income exceeds Rs.1,10,000 Female <65 years- if her income exceeds Rs.1,45,000 Seniour Citizen-Male or Female > 65 years exceeding Rs.1,95,000. Tax slabs for Male <65 years 1,10,000 to 1,50,000 @10% 1,50,001 to 2,50,000 @20% 2,50,001 and onwards @ 30% Tax Slabs for females <65 years 1,45,000 to 1,50,000 @10% 1,50,001 to 2,50,000 @20% 2,50,001 and onwards @30% Seniour citizen > 65 years: 1,95,000 to 2,50,000 @20% 2,50,001 and onwards @30% How to apply for a PAN. Full details: http://www.tin-nsdl.com/faqPANgeneral.asp
i am working in saudi arabia with NRE status. I must apply for PAN card? After receiving this card i have to pay tax? How much or how it calculate?
India - 1 Answers
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You can apply for a PAN card and can just keep it with you for future needs. It is not compulsory to file returns if you do not have taxable income. You have to pay tax if your Indian Income exceeds the below limit for the financial year 2007-08. Male <65 years- if his income exceeds Rs.1,10,000 Female <65 years- if her income exceeds Rs.1,45,000 Seniour Citizen-Male or Female > 65 years exceeding Rs.1,95,000. Tax slabs for Male <65 years 1,10,000 to 1,50,000 @10% 1,50,001 to 2,50,000 @20% 2,50,001 and onwards @ 30% Tax Slabs for females <65 years 1,45,000 to 1,50,000 @10% 1,50,001 to 2,50,000 @20% 2,50,001 and onwards @30% Seniour citizen > 65 years: 1,95,000 to 2,50,000 @20% 2,50,001 and onwards @30% How to apply for a PAN. Full details: http://www.tin-nsdl.com/faqPANgeneral.asp
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Is saudi arabia good place to work like a driver
Is saudi arabia good place to work like a driver?
My friend is going to saudi arabia in 2months for work like a driver but he don't have a international license please answer it:-)
Saudi Arabia - 2 Answers
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Working as a driver is surely an accepted position
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yeah, we have so many personal drivers and drivers for corporates.
My friend is going to saudi arabia in 2months for work like a driver but he don't have a international license please answer it:-)
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Working as a driver is surely an accepted position
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yeah, we have so many personal drivers and drivers for corporates.
Saturday, July 21, 2012
How to get Police Clearance Certificate from Saudi Arabia
How to get Police Clearance Certificate from Saudi Arabia ?
Hello I am an Indian presently working in Saudi Arabia (Al-khobar) need Police Clearance for US immigration. Please help me how to get PCC from Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia - 2 Answers
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you can obtain pcc through your embassy provide them with a copy of the iqama (number in engl.) passportcopy, name and nationality must be shown for further information and information about the fees, please contact: www.indianembassy.org.sa
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Check from Police Management in Al-Khobar (Corniche) For your easyness take a saudi guy with u, otherwise u will loose time, and may not be able to have correct information.
Hello I am an Indian presently working in Saudi Arabia (Al-khobar) need Police Clearance for US immigration. Please help me how to get PCC from Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia - 2 Answers
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you can obtain pcc through your embassy provide them with a copy of the iqama (number in engl.) passportcopy, name and nationality must be shown for further information and information about the fees, please contact: www.indianembassy.org.sa
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Check from Police Management in Al-Khobar (Corniche) For your easyness take a saudi guy with u, otherwise u will loose time, and may not be able to have correct information.
Saturday, July 14, 2012
do indian doctors working in saudi arabia get good pay
do indian doctors working in saudi arabia get good pay?
hi. i am going to saudi to work for MOH. i am a doctor by profession. can somebody tell me the life out there? how are indian expatriates treated there? what are the living conditions?
Saudi Arabia - 5 Answers
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well I think you will be ok.. Since you are a professional, you will be treated as such... living conditions can be bad all the way up to luxurious. depending on where you employer houses you. Or allows you to choose.. Life is ruled by strict Islamic law.. YOu have to respect that. No dating, no drinking, no mixing of the genders etc. But im sure the elite doctors social clubs probably will invite you to their private parties at homes or community compounds and doctors of both genders probably will attend. Its all who you know. ..
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Saudis aren't going to like what I have to say, but I will tell you the truth. Salaries here are based first of all on your nationality. Western doctors (Amer. Brits, etc) get the highest pay. Then Saudis. Arabs from other countries, mostly Egyptian or Syrian, then Indians and Pakistanis are the lowest paid in all professions. They are not always treated well, and discriminated against. They stick together in close communities for survival and emotional support. If you are looking for work, I recommend United Arab Emirates. As a doctor you will have it better than most other Indian nationals. But what and how you are treated in the hospital is one thing, life in the society here will be different. Because outside of work, they don't see a doctor, they only see another Indian.
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Some organizations do have a salary structure based on the cost of living of the country the employee is from. Kind of silly, seeing as they all are living in Saudi Arabia.
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Hi,Doctors sir well doctors they get gud salarys here..... but resntly da saudi govrt was sending indian doctors bck to india....wid exit visia..... actually i live in jeddah in SAUDI..... for eg: like king fahadh national hospital, there doctors they get very gud salaries....wid free family villas etc.... there r many gud national hospitals r also there who provide u all these.... some of da indian doctors they start there own clinics here. indians r treated well here ppl say dat indian doctors r better then saudi doctors.... so wen r u planning 2 come here? wishing u gud luck sir.....
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Congratulations and welcome to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Raven is right!!! Since you'll be a "darkie" expat in KSA, please be prepared for the following treatments: Why Is There So Much Hate Inside Us? Abdullah Al-Mutairi • Al-Watan In the shop next to my house, there is a home delivery service which is run by an Indian. He is a good man, hardworking and devoted to his job. I talk to him whenever he delivers something to my house and he talks to me about the time he spent working in Abu Dhabi and of his dream to live in London. Last week I asked him to deliver a newspaper to my house. When he delivered it to me, he asked me whether I wrote in it. I told him that I did and he asked me to write about why young Saudis hate foreign workers, particularly Indians, Pakistanis and Bangladeshis. He asked, “Why do they throw rocks at us when they see us in the street?†He said that in India they were taught to love others because that is the teaching of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). I was moved by his words and promised him that I would write on the subject. I took his question to my students and started a discussion in class. The students agreed that they had harassed foreigners, particularly South Asians, in the street. One said that seeing a worker in the street was a perfect chance for them to beat him up and then run away. Some admitted searching for foreign workers to beat up, throw eggs at and generally abuse. I asked my students why they behaved in this way, what was the reason. Some said it was just fun, nothing more or less. Some said it was because those people were weak and unable to fight back. Some said that their favorite pastime was to catch cats, kill them and skin them. I was shocked and disturbed by all this violence and wondered what was causing it. The classroom discussion ended but my questions would not go away. Is this violence only committed by children or can we see it at other levels in other forms? How do older people deal with foreign workers? Do the workers feel that we respect them? Sadly, the rude and sarcastic way we often refer to them sprang to my mind. Can such relationships be called humane? Are they based on equality? Are they in keeping with the tenets of Islam? Do we adult Saudis who sponsor and employ foreigners fulfill the conditions of their contracts — which both we and they have signed? How many housemaids never get a day off? I remember a worker in the school where I work who was on the job every day and who had not been paid for six months. I remember another unpaid worker who asked humbly and politely for his dues and received nothing but curses and insults. It seems to me that our children’s violent behavior has its origins and roots in the behavior and attitudes of adults. My Indian friend’s question should have thus been directed toward all ages and not just at the young. Are these things related to education? Can we blame this shameful behavior on a lack of education? The answer came all too quickly to my head. I remembered one of my colleagues, a teacher who belongs to a certain tribe. He believes that a student lacking a tribal name is a man with no roots and hence of no importance. Then I remembered a preacher who visited the school after 9/11 and warned the students against dealing with non-Muslims. I also remember a sheikh in a mosque who would not allow a foreigner to pray next to him — simply because the man was not Saudi. It is not difficult to come up with examples of our relations with people in our country who belong to different religions and cultures. And I will not discuss our own relations with other Saudis. Many of us will not allow our daughters to marry someone just because he is from a certain place or because, for some reason, we look down on him. Behind all these examples are beliefs and thoughts toward “others†which glorify us and our egos and degrade them and theirs. Such a situation is fertile ground for the idea of hate and infertile ground for the idea of love. Those brought up to love people will not throw rocks at them and curse them. Those brought up to love people will not degrade those who are different from them? Where is love in our lives? Has it given way to hate? What answer can I give my Indian friend? Is he going to understand that it will take a long time to change this culture of hate? I do not think that it will be easy since so many of us do not want to and so many believe they are unique and the best in the world. I remember when I was in England last summer, arriving at the front door of the house where I was staying. I saw a little girl standing outside the house next to mine. I wondered if she would curse me or throw stones at me or whether she would just look away in disgust. Instead, she carried on watering the flowers in the small garden; then she looked up and waved at me, with a big smile on her face. Could that have happened here?
hi. i am going to saudi to work for MOH. i am a doctor by profession. can somebody tell me the life out there? how are indian expatriates treated there? what are the living conditions?
Saudi Arabia - 5 Answers
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well I think you will be ok.. Since you are a professional, you will be treated as such... living conditions can be bad all the way up to luxurious. depending on where you employer houses you. Or allows you to choose.. Life is ruled by strict Islamic law.. YOu have to respect that. No dating, no drinking, no mixing of the genders etc. But im sure the elite doctors social clubs probably will invite you to their private parties at homes or community compounds and doctors of both genders probably will attend. Its all who you know. ..
2 :
Saudis aren't going to like what I have to say, but I will tell you the truth. Salaries here are based first of all on your nationality. Western doctors (Amer. Brits, etc) get the highest pay. Then Saudis. Arabs from other countries, mostly Egyptian or Syrian, then Indians and Pakistanis are the lowest paid in all professions. They are not always treated well, and discriminated against. They stick together in close communities for survival and emotional support. If you are looking for work, I recommend United Arab Emirates. As a doctor you will have it better than most other Indian nationals. But what and how you are treated in the hospital is one thing, life in the society here will be different. Because outside of work, they don't see a doctor, they only see another Indian.
3 :
Some organizations do have a salary structure based on the cost of living of the country the employee is from. Kind of silly, seeing as they all are living in Saudi Arabia.
4 :
Hi,Doctors sir well doctors they get gud salarys here..... but resntly da saudi govrt was sending indian doctors bck to india....wid exit visia..... actually i live in jeddah in SAUDI..... for eg: like king fahadh national hospital, there doctors they get very gud salaries....wid free family villas etc.... there r many gud national hospitals r also there who provide u all these.... some of da indian doctors they start there own clinics here. indians r treated well here ppl say dat indian doctors r better then saudi doctors.... so wen r u planning 2 come here? wishing u gud luck sir.....
5 :
Congratulations and welcome to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Raven is right!!! Since you'll be a "darkie" expat in KSA, please be prepared for the following treatments: Why Is There So Much Hate Inside Us? Abdullah Al-Mutairi • Al-Watan In the shop next to my house, there is a home delivery service which is run by an Indian. He is a good man, hardworking and devoted to his job. I talk to him whenever he delivers something to my house and he talks to me about the time he spent working in Abu Dhabi and of his dream to live in London. Last week I asked him to deliver a newspaper to my house. When he delivered it to me, he asked me whether I wrote in it. I told him that I did and he asked me to write about why young Saudis hate foreign workers, particularly Indians, Pakistanis and Bangladeshis. He asked, “Why do they throw rocks at us when they see us in the street?†He said that in India they were taught to love others because that is the teaching of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). I was moved by his words and promised him that I would write on the subject. I took his question to my students and started a discussion in class. The students agreed that they had harassed foreigners, particularly South Asians, in the street. One said that seeing a worker in the street was a perfect chance for them to beat him up and then run away. Some admitted searching for foreign workers to beat up, throw eggs at and generally abuse. I asked my students why they behaved in this way, what was the reason. Some said it was just fun, nothing more or less. Some said it was because those people were weak and unable to fight back. Some said that their favorite pastime was to catch cats, kill them and skin them. I was shocked and disturbed by all this violence and wondered what was causing it. The classroom discussion ended but my questions would not go away. Is this violence only committed by children or can we see it at other levels in other forms? How do older people deal with foreign workers? Do the workers feel that we respect them? Sadly, the rude and sarcastic way we often refer to them sprang to my mind. Can such relationships be called humane? Are they based on equality? Are they in keeping with the tenets of Islam? Do we adult Saudis who sponsor and employ foreigners fulfill the conditions of their contracts — which both we and they have signed? How many housemaids never get a day off? I remember a worker in the school where I work who was on the job every day and who had not been paid for six months. I remember another unpaid worker who asked humbly and politely for his dues and received nothing but curses and insults. It seems to me that our children’s violent behavior has its origins and roots in the behavior and attitudes of adults. My Indian friend’s question should have thus been directed toward all ages and not just at the young. Are these things related to education? Can we blame this shameful behavior on a lack of education? The answer came all too quickly to my head. I remembered one of my colleagues, a teacher who belongs to a certain tribe. He believes that a student lacking a tribal name is a man with no roots and hence of no importance. Then I remembered a preacher who visited the school after 9/11 and warned the students against dealing with non-Muslims. I also remember a sheikh in a mosque who would not allow a foreigner to pray next to him — simply because the man was not Saudi. It is not difficult to come up with examples of our relations with people in our country who belong to different religions and cultures. And I will not discuss our own relations with other Saudis. Many of us will not allow our daughters to marry someone just because he is from a certain place or because, for some reason, we look down on him. Behind all these examples are beliefs and thoughts toward “others†which glorify us and our egos and degrade them and theirs. Such a situation is fertile ground for the idea of hate and infertile ground for the idea of love. Those brought up to love people will not throw rocks at them and curse them. Those brought up to love people will not degrade those who are different from them? Where is love in our lives? Has it given way to hate? What answer can I give my Indian friend? Is he going to understand that it will take a long time to change this culture of hate? I do not think that it will be easy since so many of us do not want to and so many believe they are unique and the best in the world. I remember when I was in England last summer, arriving at the front door of the house where I was staying. I saw a little girl standing outside the house next to mine. I wondered if she would curse me or throw stones at me or whether she would just look away in disgust. Instead, she carried on watering the flowers in the small garden; then she looked up and waved at me, with a big smile on her face. Could that have happened here?
Saturday, July 7, 2012
i lived in Saudi Arabia from 1975 till1985 then left to go back to my country, finished my Medical studies and
i lived in Saudi Arabia from 1975 till1985 then left to go back to my country, finished my Medical studies and?
Ph degree. Iam now back to Saudi Arabia working as a Neurosurgeon, Could I present my demande for Saudi nationality
Saudi Arabia - 5 Answers
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well you can check what are the requirements through civil affairs and ministry of interior.
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Think about this again in 10 years because you must have worked and lived in KSA for at least 10 years to be able to gain KSA citizenship. Even then you can't take it for granted because these decisions will be made case by case. Do not count the time from 1975 until 1985:)) As a Neurosurgeon you at least have chances. Get a good reputation and be successful in your field. Good luck.
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well technically yes you can always present your request.. but as to granting it. thats another issue.. you've been out of the country for almost 24years.. thats a long time to have been working on a degree, but anyways.. as "H" says.. remain here 10years again and then reapply if you are in good standing at that point..
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NOPE
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Yes; you have earned it, and I think by law you are qualified to get Saudi Nationality.
Ph degree. Iam now back to Saudi Arabia working as a Neurosurgeon, Could I present my demande for Saudi nationality
Saudi Arabia - 5 Answers
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well you can check what are the requirements through civil affairs and ministry of interior.
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Think about this again in 10 years because you must have worked and lived in KSA for at least 10 years to be able to gain KSA citizenship. Even then you can't take it for granted because these decisions will be made case by case. Do not count the time from 1975 until 1985:)) As a Neurosurgeon you at least have chances. Get a good reputation and be successful in your field. Good luck.
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well technically yes you can always present your request.. but as to granting it. thats another issue.. you've been out of the country for almost 24years.. thats a long time to have been working on a degree, but anyways.. as "H" says.. remain here 10years again and then reapply if you are in good standing at that point..
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NOPE
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Yes; you have earned it, and I think by law you are qualified to get Saudi Nationality.
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Are American expats working In Saudi Arabia allowed to have family from the US visit them
Are American expats working In Saudi Arabia allowed to have family from the US visit them?
thanks shaun
Saudi Arabia - 5 Answers
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Yes they are
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Yes, they have a Family Visit Visa just for that purpose. If you work in a large company, then they should be able to help you out with the paperwork.
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chal.. you might think about joining this yahoo group.. its called Saudi wives.. its american women (western women) married to saudi men.. they discuss their feelings, things they go through, laws, raising children here, anything and everything.. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Saudi_Wives/?v=1&t=search&ch=web&pub=groups&sec=group&slk=2
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Of course :)
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Usually yes , but that goes only for the nearest members of your Family, such as your wife and kids , and I think your own mother. You can always ask your (Kafeel) the company that you signed contract with, or the people who brought you to Saudi Arabia
thanks shaun
Saudi Arabia - 5 Answers
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Yes they are
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Yes, they have a Family Visit Visa just for that purpose. If you work in a large company, then they should be able to help you out with the paperwork.
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chal.. you might think about joining this yahoo group.. its called Saudi wives.. its american women (western women) married to saudi men.. they discuss their feelings, things they go through, laws, raising children here, anything and everything.. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Saudi_Wives/?v=1&t=search&ch=web&pub=groups&sec=group&slk=2
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Of course :)
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Usually yes , but that goes only for the nearest members of your Family, such as your wife and kids , and I think your own mother. You can always ask your (Kafeel) the company that you signed contract with, or the people who brought you to Saudi Arabia
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Can i play NTSC games from CAnada on my hong kong wii. i buy games from dubai and saudi arabia which both work
Can i play NTSC games from CAnada on my hong kong wii. i buy games from dubai and saudi arabia which both work?
Im in canada and left my wii in KSA. i want to buy games from here but am not sure if they will work.
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They will only work for the region you buy them in unless you hack your Wii.
Im in canada and left my wii in KSA. i want to buy games from here but am not sure if they will work.
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They will only work for the region you buy them in unless you hack your Wii.
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Can an American Christian working in Saudi Arabia find a church and worship safely
Can an American Christian working in Saudi Arabia find a church and worship safely?
Saudi Arabia - 7 Answers
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There are no churches in Saudi Arabia. But, you can practice Christianity in your home. You cannot openly distribute Bibles and other pamphlets to the public. Maybe there are some Bible study groups in some compounds. There are many Christians living here in Saudi Arabia.
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Maybe u can find it in Qassim :) Kiddin' there isn't any Church in public here ,
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You can worship privately in your home. There are no churches in Saudi, bibles, crosses and any other religious items are not allowed in by customs anyway.
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If you can't find a church then maybe you could start one. Try downtown Riyadh. There's bound to be a store front or empty building that you could rent for such purposes. After that, join a political party or labor union. Meet openly and publish grievance opinions against the government or your political adversaries. If you run afoul with the law, make sure you ask for an open trial in front of a jury of your peers. [heavy sarcasm]
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well welcome to SaudiArabia.. As you probably are aware.. we dont have churches or allow open worship of other faiths here.. Now you are aware.. remember.. No one forced you to come work here, so you are coming to work under your own choice, and that choice of this country included not being able to practice your faith openly, So although I respect you, you cannot complain if you are not forced to work here.. However.. you didnt mention the area in which you will work.. There is a huge community in most major towns of American, western, and christians working and living here.. We are not so niave to think they dont hold thier own private worship services.. They do.. just now out in the open.. I know the American and British embassy and consulates probably have their own services in their housing compounds.. the Aramco (Arabian American oil company) which has huge living compounds (as large as small cities) holds servies in private also.. Im sure other larger compounds where the western people are also hold them.. Just ask about when you come.. If you are in the eastern area working in Khobar, Dammam, Jubail etc.. you are just a short distance away from Bahrain, you might want to go there on a weekend to their churches... ^_^
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yes u ganna find a church if u find a mosque in the Vatican you are an expatriate you don't have the right to ask for church . there is no a single saudi chrstian so there is not any church. non-american in america don't have the right to buy a gun to protect them self there are mosque in america because simply there are american muslim peoplee
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The schools on western compounds hold services on the weekends.
Saudi Arabia - 7 Answers
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There are no churches in Saudi Arabia. But, you can practice Christianity in your home. You cannot openly distribute Bibles and other pamphlets to the public. Maybe there are some Bible study groups in some compounds. There are many Christians living here in Saudi Arabia.
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Maybe u can find it in Qassim :) Kiddin' there isn't any Church in public here ,
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You can worship privately in your home. There are no churches in Saudi, bibles, crosses and any other religious items are not allowed in by customs anyway.
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If you can't find a church then maybe you could start one. Try downtown Riyadh. There's bound to be a store front or empty building that you could rent for such purposes. After that, join a political party or labor union. Meet openly and publish grievance opinions against the government or your political adversaries. If you run afoul with the law, make sure you ask for an open trial in front of a jury of your peers. [heavy sarcasm]
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well welcome to SaudiArabia.. As you probably are aware.. we dont have churches or allow open worship of other faiths here.. Now you are aware.. remember.. No one forced you to come work here, so you are coming to work under your own choice, and that choice of this country included not being able to practice your faith openly, So although I respect you, you cannot complain if you are not forced to work here.. However.. you didnt mention the area in which you will work.. There is a huge community in most major towns of American, western, and christians working and living here.. We are not so niave to think they dont hold thier own private worship services.. They do.. just now out in the open.. I know the American and British embassy and consulates probably have their own services in their housing compounds.. the Aramco (Arabian American oil company) which has huge living compounds (as large as small cities) holds servies in private also.. Im sure other larger compounds where the western people are also hold them.. Just ask about when you come.. If you are in the eastern area working in Khobar, Dammam, Jubail etc.. you are just a short distance away from Bahrain, you might want to go there on a weekend to their churches... ^_^
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yes u ganna find a church if u find a mosque in the Vatican you are an expatriate you don't have the right to ask for church . there is no a single saudi chrstian so there is not any church. non-american in america don't have the right to buy a gun to protect them self there are mosque in america because simply there are american muslim peoplee
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The schools on western compounds hold services on the weekends.
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Are torrent trackers/sites blocked in Saudi Arabia
Are torrent trackers/sites blocked in Saudi Arabia?
Is there any ways to get torrents to work in Saudi arabia?
Saudi Arabia - 7 Answers
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torrentz.com isn't and utorrent isn't (free software) *grin*
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some open torrent sites are blocked but the pirate bay is fine , and most torrent trackers working fine.
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Not all of them are blocked . But am pretty sure there is a way around blocked ones.
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they shouldn't be blocked, my friend used to always use them while in saudi.
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well they are blocked. most of them, the ones i get anyway. but its easy to unblock them. what ever website you want to go to. enter it in this website, and it will unblock it for you. works in school. work. ect. www.treesniff.com
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Some work and some don't.
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........If you're trying some porn movies, all of them are blocked of course.......
Is there any ways to get torrents to work in Saudi arabia?
Saudi Arabia - 7 Answers
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torrentz.com isn't and utorrent isn't (free software) *grin*
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some open torrent sites are blocked but the pirate bay is fine , and most torrent trackers working fine.
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Not all of them are blocked . But am pretty sure there is a way around blocked ones.
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they shouldn't be blocked, my friend used to always use them while in saudi.
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well they are blocked. most of them, the ones i get anyway. but its easy to unblock them. what ever website you want to go to. enter it in this website, and it will unblock it for you. works in school. work. ect. www.treesniff.com
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Some work and some don't.
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........If you're trying some porn movies, all of them are blocked of course.......
Friday, June 1, 2012
how to obtain police certificate from saudi arabia
how to obtain police certificate from saudi arabia?
i am from Philippines,i am working now in New Zealand and presently applying for residency, i worked in saudi arabia before for 4 years between 1997-2001,what are the requirements,how long is the processing time,where should i send my papers and request, and how much will it cost?
Saudi Arabia - 1 Answers
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I believe criminal records are issued through the Ministry of Interior. However, if you are not here yourself, it might be quite difficult to issue one. Your best bet would probably be to contact the Saudi Embassy in New Zealand. Have ready anything that proves you lived in SA during that time such as passport entry stamps, visas, employment letter.. etc. They should be able to help you. Good luck :)
i am from Philippines,i am working now in New Zealand and presently applying for residency, i worked in saudi arabia before for 4 years between 1997-2001,what are the requirements,how long is the processing time,where should i send my papers and request, and how much will it cost?
Saudi Arabia - 1 Answers
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I believe criminal records are issued through the Ministry of Interior. However, if you are not here yourself, it might be quite difficult to issue one. Your best bet would probably be to contact the Saudi Embassy in New Zealand. Have ready anything that proves you lived in SA during that time such as passport entry stamps, visas, employment letter.. etc. They should be able to help you. Good luck :)
Monday, May 21, 2012
i've been working in saudi arabia,may i know where i can have my medical exam here in saudi arabia
i've been working in saudi arabia,may i know where i can have my medical exam here in saudi arabia?
may i know where in saudi arabia can take a medical examination?
Saudi Arabia - 4 Answers
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You need to ask your employer!
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your employer should have that already arranged for you. thats odd that they dont.. otherwise, you need to go to the nearest government hospital in the town you are at...
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Are you talking about the initial exams that you need for your visa or have you fallen ill since you have been here? If your employer is telling you that you are not allowed medical care, they are lying. KSA does not tolerate this.
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Actually, medical exam should be at least once a year depending on the contract with your employer. Try to ask the Labor Office of the company you are working with if that is included in your contract and who will pay for it? Some companies have free medical check - up and medication for their workers at the assigned hospital or poly clinic.
may i know where in saudi arabia can take a medical examination?
Saudi Arabia - 4 Answers
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You need to ask your employer!
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your employer should have that already arranged for you. thats odd that they dont.. otherwise, you need to go to the nearest government hospital in the town you are at...
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Are you talking about the initial exams that you need for your visa or have you fallen ill since you have been here? If your employer is telling you that you are not allowed medical care, they are lying. KSA does not tolerate this.
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Actually, medical exam should be at least once a year depending on the contract with your employer. Try to ask the Labor Office of the company you are working with if that is included in your contract and who will pay for it? Some companies have free medical check - up and medication for their workers at the assigned hospital or poly clinic.
Monday, May 14, 2012
how to open orkut in saudi arabia
how to open orkut in saudi arabia?
i work in saudi arabia & orkut is banned here by network authorities can be possible to open orkut here using some proxy.
Security - 4 Answers
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hello mate :) you can use a site like this one : http://undoblock.com Salam !
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Unblock and get total encryption so the locals have no idea what you are looking at with a peresonal vpn. Encrypting your entire connection, which a proxy can't do, is key to keeping your surfing private.
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try one of these sites to access; bookfaceoxy.com bypassrestriction.com bypassrestriction.info facebookpr0xy.info accessmyspacefromwork.com accessmyspacefromwork.info
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If you use a proxy, and they find it you will be in big trouble.. m
i work in saudi arabia & orkut is banned here by network authorities can be possible to open orkut here using some proxy.
Security - 4 Answers
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hello mate :) you can use a site like this one : http://undoblock.com Salam !
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Unblock and get total encryption so the locals have no idea what you are looking at with a peresonal vpn. Encrypting your entire connection, which a proxy can't do, is key to keeping your surfing private.
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try one of these sites to access; bookfaceoxy.com bypassrestriction.com bypassrestriction.info facebookpr0xy.info accessmyspacefromwork.com accessmyspacefromwork.info
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If you use a proxy, and they find it you will be in big trouble.. m
Monday, May 7, 2012
i am an indian national working in saudi arabia. i want to go to latvia. how to get visa
i am an indian national working in saudi arabia. i want to go to latvia. how to get visa?
there is no latvian embassy in saudi. so what should i do get the visa? do you know the address of any travel agency in riyadh who can help me ?
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Contact the Latvian embassy in Egypt. embassy.egypt@mfa.gov.lv
there is no latvian embassy in saudi. so what should i do get the visa? do you know the address of any travel agency in riyadh who can help me ?
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Contact the Latvian embassy in Egypt. embassy.egypt@mfa.gov.lv
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Why most egyptian working in Saudi Arabia hated by most nationalities
Why most egyptian working in Saudi Arabia hated by most nationalities?
Egypt - 8 Answers
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back @ you dude you said "We only live once, any kindness we can do, a good deed we can show let us do it now.." now being obsessed with speading negative properganda about Egyptians is not going to get you are better job, now your a clever engineer, stop wasting your time doing no go and good and seek another job Saudi work seems not to suit you
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egyptians go to this countries to work and make money and return back to egypt,,most other nations go to work an live for ever as thy can so thy can agree with less salary but egyptians not thy are clever and honest and have no dealing in policy,so others hate them for this
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its nice if you talk about yourself i would admire that very much
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not true, there are stereotypes about Egyptians same as any nationally in Saudi Arabia, but not hated !!!!
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This is simply not true.
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we love saudia arabia =]
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cuz the Saudi Arabia denied what we did for them ! Saudi Arbian forgot when they were Barefoot and can not read and write either, beside egyption taught them how to read and write and to choose the best colors of thier clothes how sham for them to deny that ?!
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because egyption never accept humilation
Egypt - 8 Answers
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back @ you dude you said "We only live once, any kindness we can do, a good deed we can show let us do it now.." now being obsessed with speading negative properganda about Egyptians is not going to get you are better job, now your a clever engineer, stop wasting your time doing no go and good and seek another job Saudi work seems not to suit you
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egyptians go to this countries to work and make money and return back to egypt,,most other nations go to work an live for ever as thy can so thy can agree with less salary but egyptians not thy are clever and honest and have no dealing in policy,so others hate them for this
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its nice if you talk about yourself i would admire that very much
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not true, there are stereotypes about Egyptians same as any nationally in Saudi Arabia, but not hated !!!!
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This is simply not true.
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we love saudia arabia =]
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cuz the Saudi Arabia denied what we did for them ! Saudi Arbian forgot when they were Barefoot and can not read and write either, beside egyption taught them how to read and write and to choose the best colors of thier clothes how sham for them to deny that ?!
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because egyption never accept humilation
Saturday, April 21, 2012
What is the salary for a CNC operator in Saudi Arabia
What is the salary for a CNC operator in Saudi Arabia?
what could be the salary expected for a CNC operator(Mechanical) working in Saudi Arabia................
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idk
what could be the salary expected for a CNC operator(Mechanical) working in Saudi Arabia................
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idk
Saturday, April 14, 2012
How can I get to live and work in BAKKAA [Saudi Arabia]
How can I get to live and work in BAKKAA [Saudi Arabia]?
mikailatoll@yahoo.co.uk
Immigration - 3 Answers
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marry one of them
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Get a passport and go there and read the want ads in the newspaper.
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never heard of a city called bakkaa though im saudi and i was born here too u better check ur spelling
mikailatoll@yahoo.co.uk
Immigration - 3 Answers
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marry one of them
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Get a passport and go there and read the want ads in the newspaper.
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never heard of a city called bakkaa though im saudi and i was born here too u better check ur spelling
Saturday, April 7, 2012
I'm going to work in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for a year + . Can anyone tell me how expensive the place is
I'm going to work in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for a year + . Can anyone tell me how expensive the place is?
My accommodation and lunch are provided. Thanks. Thanks to Ramadan & Polaris, that's most useful! I live in the UK. Just one more question please - is it safe to use tapwater for drinking or does one have to stock up on bottled water? How about salad vegetables, are they safe to eat if washed?
Saudi Arabia - 2 Answers
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Saudi Arabia can be very cheap or extremely expensive. It depends on you and how you choose to spend your money. In general, American fast food chains are the same price here as they are in the US. There are many good cheap Saudi restaurants. There are some nice sit-down restaurants too. Groceries are about the same or less than you pay in the US. But, there isn't a lot of prepared or frozen meals, so you have to buy the ingredients and make it yourself. There is a store called Tamimi/Safeway that sells a LOT of American imported groceries. Some of the prices are reasonable, but some are just too much to me...like $10 for a box of cereal is too much for me, but I guess if it's your fav. then you might pay that much. Clothes and shopping...if you want good quality, then you'll pay the same or more than you would when shopping in the US or Europe. It seems they raise the prices above what you would normally pay in the country from which it's imported. But, if you shop when there's a sale, you can find some good deals. But, there aren't sales here all the time like there is in the US. I really think it's best to bring as many clothes as you can from home rather than relying on shopping here. Oh, and stock up on undergarments before you come because it's men working in the shops, and it's not comfortable shopping for them here. _______________________ Drinking water - well, the water in Riyadh isn't salty, and in most places it's clean enough for drinking and cooking. Many places have water delivered in trucks and it's stored in tanks on top of the building/house instead of having water piped in. That water is supposed to be clean and safe. Some places have a separate tap for drinking water. I personally drink the water in my in-laws house in Riyadh. I know other women living in Riyadh who only drink bottled water, but they cook and clean with tap water. I think it's personal choice and what you feel comfortable with. Bottled water is fairly cheap here, so if you want to drink bottled water, the cost isn't going to kill you. Salad veggies - I've never had any problems. All the produce here is good and the prices are generally good. My only complaint is sometimes it's hard to find good fresh produce in some of the supermarkets, but that was in Khobar, not Riyadh, so I'm not sure about all the produce in Riyadh. I know there are some very good shops that sell fresh produce. One that I shopped in sells organic produce grown in Saudi Arabia from the Qasim region. They have a good selection and good prices and everything is very fresh.
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I have visited many countries before but believe me riyadh is different in that there are many choices in living. you will find many different stores everywhere to sell clothes, foods and everything you want with different prices. but the thing you should know where to go. Anyway it depends where you come from (European or Asian country) so you will find the difference between your country and Saudi. nowadays the prices has been grown up especially for accommodation but still there are alot of choices. welcome in Riyadh :)
My accommodation and lunch are provided. Thanks. Thanks to Ramadan & Polaris, that's most useful! I live in the UK. Just one more question please - is it safe to use tapwater for drinking or does one have to stock up on bottled water? How about salad vegetables, are they safe to eat if washed?
Saudi Arabia - 2 Answers
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Saudi Arabia can be very cheap or extremely expensive. It depends on you and how you choose to spend your money. In general, American fast food chains are the same price here as they are in the US. There are many good cheap Saudi restaurants. There are some nice sit-down restaurants too. Groceries are about the same or less than you pay in the US. But, there isn't a lot of prepared or frozen meals, so you have to buy the ingredients and make it yourself. There is a store called Tamimi/Safeway that sells a LOT of American imported groceries. Some of the prices are reasonable, but some are just too much to me...like $10 for a box of cereal is too much for me, but I guess if it's your fav. then you might pay that much. Clothes and shopping...if you want good quality, then you'll pay the same or more than you would when shopping in the US or Europe. It seems they raise the prices above what you would normally pay in the country from which it's imported. But, if you shop when there's a sale, you can find some good deals. But, there aren't sales here all the time like there is in the US. I really think it's best to bring as many clothes as you can from home rather than relying on shopping here. Oh, and stock up on undergarments before you come because it's men working in the shops, and it's not comfortable shopping for them here. _______________________ Drinking water - well, the water in Riyadh isn't salty, and in most places it's clean enough for drinking and cooking. Many places have water delivered in trucks and it's stored in tanks on top of the building/house instead of having water piped in. That water is supposed to be clean and safe. Some places have a separate tap for drinking water. I personally drink the water in my in-laws house in Riyadh. I know other women living in Riyadh who only drink bottled water, but they cook and clean with tap water. I think it's personal choice and what you feel comfortable with. Bottled water is fairly cheap here, so if you want to drink bottled water, the cost isn't going to kill you. Salad veggies - I've never had any problems. All the produce here is good and the prices are generally good. My only complaint is sometimes it's hard to find good fresh produce in some of the supermarkets, but that was in Khobar, not Riyadh, so I'm not sure about all the produce in Riyadh. I know there are some very good shops that sell fresh produce. One that I shopped in sells organic produce grown in Saudi Arabia from the Qasim region. They have a good selection and good prices and everything is very fresh.
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I have visited many countries before but believe me riyadh is different in that there are many choices in living. you will find many different stores everywhere to sell clothes, foods and everything you want with different prices. but the thing you should know where to go. Anyway it depends where you come from (European or Asian country) so you will find the difference between your country and Saudi. nowadays the prices has been grown up especially for accommodation but still there are alot of choices. welcome in Riyadh :)
Sunday, April 1, 2012
should i entitled to get family resident visa for saudi arabia
should i entitled to get family resident visa for saudi arabia?
I m working in saudi arabia, and my visa category is General Installation Mechanic. Can i get the family resident visa
Saudi Arabia - 3 Answers
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My understanding of the rules: - You are allow to get family resident visa if your profession in your work-permit (Iqama) is engineer, or manager or doctor. - If this is the case, then your "sponsor" may issue an invitation letter in order to get the resident visa. That visa applies only to direct relatives such as wife, sons or parents.
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Yes, as per the visa category you are entitled to apply for the family visa. You should get a no objection letter from your sponsor/employer on this regard and your basic salary should be above SR 2000.
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If you have iqama number then you can bring your family along.
I m working in saudi arabia, and my visa category is General Installation Mechanic. Can i get the family resident visa
Saudi Arabia - 3 Answers
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My understanding of the rules: - You are allow to get family resident visa if your profession in your work-permit (Iqama) is engineer, or manager or doctor. - If this is the case, then your "sponsor" may issue an invitation letter in order to get the resident visa. That visa applies only to direct relatives such as wife, sons or parents.
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Yes, as per the visa category you are entitled to apply for the family visa. You should get a no objection letter from your sponsor/employer on this regard and your basic salary should be above SR 2000.
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If you have iqama number then you can bring your family along.
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
should i entitled to get family reident visa for saudi arabia
should i entitled to get family reident visa for saudi arabia?
I m working in saudi arabia, and my visa category is General Installation Mechanic. Can i get the family resident visa
Saudi Arabia - 1 Answers
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Yes, as per the visa category you are entitled to apply for the family visa. You should get a no objection letter from your sponsor/employer on this regard and your basic salary should be above SR 2000.
I m working in saudi arabia, and my visa category is General Installation Mechanic. Can i get the family resident visa
Saudi Arabia - 1 Answers
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Yes, as per the visa category you are entitled to apply for the family visa. You should get a no objection letter from your sponsor/employer on this regard and your basic salary should be above SR 2000.
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Exporation of my car from Saudi Arabia to UAE
Exporation of my car from Saudi Arabia to UAE?
I am expatriate working in saudi arabia. I have offered a new job in abudhabi. I want to know how i can transfer my car from saudi arabia to abudhabi if i decide to relocate to abudhabi. eventhough i was in UAE before, I don't have a driving licence in UAE. Please help me with your answers.
Saudi Arabia - 3 Answers
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1) Sell your car in saudi and buy new one in UAE 2) Drive it there ..
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Get export plates from Saudi police dept, drive to the car UAE. In UAE 1. Obtain car insurance 2. Pass the emissions/road safety test 3. Fill car registration application 4. Pay the fees done
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Firstly, You need to get UAE driving license. With Saudi License you can only drive for 30 days, and if you are exiting saudi then I guess your driving license is not valid. As for the car, you can export the car if you don't have any strings attached. But it a long process. If I were you I would sell my car, then buy a car there in UAE, unless the car is a 2010/11 model. besides cars are bit cheaper in UAE because of recession.
I am expatriate working in saudi arabia. I have offered a new job in abudhabi. I want to know how i can transfer my car from saudi arabia to abudhabi if i decide to relocate to abudhabi. eventhough i was in UAE before, I don't have a driving licence in UAE. Please help me with your answers.
Saudi Arabia - 3 Answers
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1) Sell your car in saudi and buy new one in UAE 2) Drive it there ..
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Get export plates from Saudi police dept, drive to the car UAE. In UAE 1. Obtain car insurance 2. Pass the emissions/road safety test 3. Fill car registration application 4. Pay the fees done
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Firstly, You need to get UAE driving license. With Saudi License you can only drive for 30 days, and if you are exiting saudi then I guess your driving license is not valid. As for the car, you can export the car if you don't have any strings attached. But it a long process. If I were you I would sell my car, then buy a car there in UAE, unless the car is a 2010/11 model. besides cars are bit cheaper in UAE because of recession.
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Should i entitled to get family reident visa for saudi arabia
Should i entitled to get family reident visa for saudi arabia?
I m working in saudi arabia, and on my Iqama my proffesion is Electrical Equipmet Technician and I am working as Electrical Designer. I have a 2 years Draftsman certificate Can i get the family resident visa
Saudi Arabia - 2 Answers
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Yes, you should be able to. Only way to find out is go to the Interior ministry and find out. Also check with you office, they should help you with the process, since you need a letter from them etc.
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yes u are.
I m working in saudi arabia, and on my Iqama my proffesion is Electrical Equipmet Technician and I am working as Electrical Designer. I have a 2 years Draftsman certificate Can i get the family resident visa
Saudi Arabia - 2 Answers
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Yes, you should be able to. Only way to find out is go to the Interior ministry and find out. Also check with you office, they should help you with the process, since you need a letter from them etc.
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yes u are.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
can i process my employment visa for kuwait from saudi arabia
can i process my employment visa for kuwait from saudi arabia?
Hieez i am working in Saudi Arabia on the employment visa now i get a offer from a company in Kuwait i just want to know that will i be able to stamp my new employment visa from saudi arabia ? will i be requiring any letter from the sponsor (kafeel) ? and what if i exit without getting final exit ?
Saudi Arabia - 1 Answers
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ask the co that gave you the offer to sort all the things, they will know all rules and regulations regarding work visas, if they don't know then they can always find out from saudi labour offices
Hieez i am working in Saudi Arabia on the employment visa now i get a offer from a company in Kuwait i just want to know that will i be able to stamp my new employment visa from saudi arabia ? will i be requiring any letter from the sponsor (kafeel) ? and what if i exit without getting final exit ?
Saudi Arabia - 1 Answers
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ask the co that gave you the offer to sort all the things, they will know all rules and regulations regarding work visas, if they don't know then they can always find out from saudi labour offices
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Hi i am nepali working saudi Buraida how can i get police clearance certificate which i need
Hi i am nepali working saudi Buraida how can i get police clearance certificate which i need?
Hi Sir, This is to let you know that i am Tek Bahadur Rai I am Nepalese natioality, I am working in Saudi Arabia since 27 Nov,2006. I need police clearance certificate for going another contry which they requared. Pls advice me and help me out thanks.
Saudi Arabia - 2 Answers
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I remember I prepared some kind of paper like the one you are talking about. I typed the letter by myself but I got signed by the Omdah (mayor ) cuz I am Saudi. It was to clarify me from any crimes, signed by mayor and stamped by the police. I believe you can prepare this kind of documents in both Arabic and English and take it to the police. Or you may ask your embassy. Good luck : )
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टेक बहादà¥à¤° जि, अरà¥à¤²à¥‡ नबà¥à¤à¥à¤¨ à¤à¤¨à¥‡à¤° नेपालीमा लेखेको हो। कà¥à¤°à¥‹ के à¤à¤¨à¥‡ साउदी बाट मातà¥à¤°à¥ˆ पà¥à¤²à¤¿à¤¸ सरà¥à¤Ÿà¤¿à¤«à¤¿à¤•à¥‡à¤Ÿ चहिà¤à¤•à¥‹ हो à¤à¤¨à¥‡ त तपाईं बसेको शहरको मेयर वा नगरपालिका के हो बाट पाईनà¥à¤› अरे, तर तà¥à¤¯à¥‹ तपाईं साउदी आà¤à¤•à¥‹ मितिदेखिको मातà¥à¤°à¥ˆ हà¥à¤¨à¥à¤› नि, तà¥à¤¯à¥‹ à¤à¤¨à¥à¤¦à¤¾ अघी को त नेपालबाटै à¤à¤¿à¤•à¤¾à¤‰à¤¨à¥ परà¥à¤¨à¥‡ देखियो। नेपाल बाट नै चहिहेको हो à¤à¤¨à¥‡ आफà¥à¤¨à¥ˆ जिलà¥à¤²à¤¾ बाट कà¥à¤°à¥‹ मिलाà¤à¤° लिनॠà¤à¤ हà¥à¤¨à¥à¤›à¥¤ साथीà¤à¤¾à¤‡à¤•à¥‹ सहयोग लिà¤à¤° गरà¥à¤¨à¥à¤¸à¥ न। अनी काठमाणà¥à¤¡à¥Œà¤¬à¤¾à¤Ÿ बनाउन चाà¤à¤¹à¥€ अली à¤à¤¨à¤¸à¥à¤¨ चाहिनà¥à¤›à¥¤ सारà¥à¤¹à¥ˆ हतारै छ, अफà¥à¤Ÿà¥à¤¯à¤¾à¤°à¥ˆ पेरिसकà¥à¤¯à¥‹ à¤à¤¨à¥‡ चाà¤à¤¹à¥€ काठमाणà¥à¤¡à¥Œà¤®à¤¾ à¤à¤à¤•à¤¾ साथीà¤à¤¾à¤‡à¤²à¤¾à¤ˆ à¤à¤¨à¥à¤¨à¥‹à¤¸, रतà¥à¤¨à¤ªà¤¾à¤°à¥à¤•à¤®à¤¾ जामे मसà¥à¤œà¤¿à¤¦ छेउछाउ "पà¥à¤²à¤¿à¤¸ सरà¥à¤Ÿà¤¿à¤«à¤¿à¤•à¥‡à¤Ÿ बनाइनà¥à¤›" à¤à¤¨à¥‡à¤° बोरà¥à¤¡ नै टाà¤à¤—ेर बसेका छन। होस पà¥à¤°à¥à¤¯à¤¾à¤à¤° कà¥à¤°à¥‹ मिलाउनॠà¤à¤¯à¥‹ à¤à¤¨à¥‡ à¤à¤•à¥ˆà¤›à¤¿à¤¨à¤®à¤¾ बनाइदिनà¥à¤›à¤¨ ३-४सयदेखी मानà¥à¤›à¥‡ हेरी १००० समà¥à¤®à¤®à¤¾à¥¤ तà¥à¤¯à¥‹ लिà¤à¤° गà¤à¤° बबरमहलको कानून किताब बà¥à¤¯à¤¬à¤¸à¥à¤¥à¤¾ समितिमा लगेर अङà¥à¤°à¥‡à¤œà¤¿à¤®à¤¾ अनà¥à¤µà¤¾à¤¦ गरà¥à¤¨à¥ परà¥à¤›, अनी सकीइ हालà¥à¤¯à¥‹ नि। गाउ गà¤à¤° दà¥à¤¨à¤¿à¤¯à¤¾à¤ à¤à¤¨à¥à¤à¤Ÿ गरà¥à¤¨à¥ à¤à¤¨à¥à¤¦à¤¾ काठमाणà¥à¤¡à¥Œà¤®à¥ˆ गरà¥à¤›à¤¨à¥ सबैले हिजोआज। तपाईंलाई हतार छ जसà¥à¤¤à¥‹ बà¥à¤à¥‡à¤, यो गरे हà¥à¤¨à¥à¤›à¥¤ आफॠअरब आà¤à¤•à¥‹ मिती, आफà¥à¤¨à¥‹ नागरीकता / PP नमà¥à¤¬à¤° आदी सबै बिचार गरेर बनाउनॠà¤à¤¨à¥à¤¨à¥‹à¤¸ नि, अरॠकेही अफà¥à¤Ÿà¥à¤¯à¤°à¥‹ परà¥à¤¦à¥ˆà¤¨à¥¤
Hi Sir, This is to let you know that i am Tek Bahadur Rai I am Nepalese natioality, I am working in Saudi Arabia since 27 Nov,2006. I need police clearance certificate for going another contry which they requared. Pls advice me and help me out thanks.
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I remember I prepared some kind of paper like the one you are talking about. I typed the letter by myself but I got signed by the Omdah (mayor ) cuz I am Saudi. It was to clarify me from any crimes, signed by mayor and stamped by the police. I believe you can prepare this kind of documents in both Arabic and English and take it to the police. Or you may ask your embassy. Good luck : )
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टेक बहादà¥à¤° जि, अरà¥à¤²à¥‡ नबà¥à¤à¥à¤¨ à¤à¤¨à¥‡à¤° नेपालीमा लेखेको हो। कà¥à¤°à¥‹ के à¤à¤¨à¥‡ साउदी बाट मातà¥à¤°à¥ˆ पà¥à¤²à¤¿à¤¸ सरà¥à¤Ÿà¤¿à¤«à¤¿à¤•à¥‡à¤Ÿ चहिà¤à¤•à¥‹ हो à¤à¤¨à¥‡ त तपाईं बसेको शहरको मेयर वा नगरपालिका के हो बाट पाईनà¥à¤› अरे, तर तà¥à¤¯à¥‹ तपाईं साउदी आà¤à¤•à¥‹ मितिदेखिको मातà¥à¤°à¥ˆ हà¥à¤¨à¥à¤› नि, तà¥à¤¯à¥‹ à¤à¤¨à¥à¤¦à¤¾ अघी को त नेपालबाटै à¤à¤¿à¤•à¤¾à¤‰à¤¨à¥ परà¥à¤¨à¥‡ देखियो। नेपाल बाट नै चहिहेको हो à¤à¤¨à¥‡ आफà¥à¤¨à¥ˆ जिलà¥à¤²à¤¾ बाट कà¥à¤°à¥‹ मिलाà¤à¤° लिनॠà¤à¤ हà¥à¤¨à¥à¤›à¥¤ साथीà¤à¤¾à¤‡à¤•à¥‹ सहयोग लिà¤à¤° गरà¥à¤¨à¥à¤¸à¥ न। अनी काठमाणà¥à¤¡à¥Œà¤¬à¤¾à¤Ÿ बनाउन चाà¤à¤¹à¥€ अली à¤à¤¨à¤¸à¥à¤¨ चाहिनà¥à¤›à¥¤ सारà¥à¤¹à¥ˆ हतारै छ, अफà¥à¤Ÿà¥à¤¯à¤¾à¤°à¥ˆ पेरिसकà¥à¤¯à¥‹ à¤à¤¨à¥‡ चाà¤à¤¹à¥€ काठमाणà¥à¤¡à¥Œà¤®à¤¾ à¤à¤à¤•à¤¾ साथीà¤à¤¾à¤‡à¤²à¤¾à¤ˆ à¤à¤¨à¥à¤¨à¥‹à¤¸, रतà¥à¤¨à¤ªà¤¾à¤°à¥à¤•à¤®à¤¾ जामे मसà¥à¤œà¤¿à¤¦ छेउछाउ "पà¥à¤²à¤¿à¤¸ सरà¥à¤Ÿà¤¿à¤«à¤¿à¤•à¥‡à¤Ÿ बनाइनà¥à¤›" à¤à¤¨à¥‡à¤° बोरà¥à¤¡ नै टाà¤à¤—ेर बसेका छन। होस पà¥à¤°à¥à¤¯à¤¾à¤à¤° कà¥à¤°à¥‹ मिलाउनॠà¤à¤¯à¥‹ à¤à¤¨à¥‡ à¤à¤•à¥ˆà¤›à¤¿à¤¨à¤®à¤¾ बनाइदिनà¥à¤›à¤¨ ३-४सयदेखी मानà¥à¤›à¥‡ हेरी १००० समà¥à¤®à¤®à¤¾à¥¤ तà¥à¤¯à¥‹ लिà¤à¤° गà¤à¤° बबरमहलको कानून किताब बà¥à¤¯à¤¬à¤¸à¥à¤¥à¤¾ समितिमा लगेर अङà¥à¤°à¥‡à¤œà¤¿à¤®à¤¾ अनà¥à¤µà¤¾à¤¦ गरà¥à¤¨à¥ परà¥à¤›, अनी सकीइ हालà¥à¤¯à¥‹ नि। गाउ गà¤à¤° दà¥à¤¨à¤¿à¤¯à¤¾à¤ à¤à¤¨à¥à¤à¤Ÿ गरà¥à¤¨à¥ à¤à¤¨à¥à¤¦à¤¾ काठमाणà¥à¤¡à¥Œà¤®à¥ˆ गरà¥à¤›à¤¨à¥ सबैले हिजोआज। तपाईंलाई हतार छ जसà¥à¤¤à¥‹ बà¥à¤à¥‡à¤, यो गरे हà¥à¤¨à¥à¤›à¥¤ आफॠअरब आà¤à¤•à¥‹ मिती, आफà¥à¤¨à¥‹ नागरीकता / PP नमà¥à¤¬à¤° आदी सबै बिचार गरेर बनाउनॠà¤à¤¨à¥à¤¨à¥‹à¤¸ नि, अरॠकेही अफà¥à¤Ÿà¥à¤¯à¤°à¥‹ परà¥à¤¦à¥ˆà¤¨à¥¤
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
I had been working in Saudi Arabia for the last 8 years and I could not continue since I got sick during my
I had been working in Saudi Arabia for the last 8 years and I could not continue since I got sick during my?
vacation. I have to get the indemnity for the last 8 years, an amount totalling about 60,000 Saudi Riyals( 7 lakhs). Kindly tell me if I file the case in our high court, they have the power to help me to get this money from Saudi Arabia.? Please let me know as early as possible.
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ok
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that's a toughie!
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contact Saudi embassy.
vacation. I have to get the indemnity for the last 8 years, an amount totalling about 60,000 Saudi Riyals( 7 lakhs). Kindly tell me if I file the case in our high court, they have the power to help me to get this money from Saudi Arabia.? Please let me know as early as possible.
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ok
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that's a toughie!
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contact Saudi embassy.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
is there any wat that I ca buy property in the UK whilst working in Saudi Arabia
is there any wat that I ca buy property in the UK whilst working in Saudi Arabia?
I am employed by a saudi company but want to open a mortgage for a house in the uk..is this possable?
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try this site (i've used it): http://infobusiness1.notlong.com/3AAlFvb
I am employed by a saudi company but want to open a mortgage for a house in the uk..is this possable?
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try this site (i've used it): http://infobusiness1.notlong.com/3AAlFvb
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Which country is better for working women: Saudi Arabia or Brunei Darussalam
Which country is better for working women: Saudi Arabia or Brunei Darussalam?
I am at a huge crossroad in my life... I am offered the opportunity to work at either of the 2 countries. Without considering the work itself, I just would like to get some feedback on how living in the above mentioned countries as a working women is... Your answers will really help me a lot in my decision-making...
Other - Cultures & Groups - 4 Answers
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Brunei, i don't think they're Muslim there and Islamicism degrades women in their culture or at least i know in saudi arabia.
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What is a Brunei Darussalam? Go work for Saudi Arabia because Brunei Darussalam sounds like an avenue in hell.
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Try the Lonely Planet travel guide for basic information. The usually give you info on safety, customs and and other information about the countries. This CIA world fact Book will give you detailed information, but can be more time consuming to dig through. Also expatriates.com Hear about life in those countries from people who are from the US and other countries who actually life there. Good luck. http://www.lonelyplanet.com/us https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/ http://www.expatriates.com/ >?<
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Are you serious ? There is no doubt about it ! Saudi Arabia is better. It's even strange to see one compares between Kenya and Saudi Arabia
I am at a huge crossroad in my life... I am offered the opportunity to work at either of the 2 countries. Without considering the work itself, I just would like to get some feedback on how living in the above mentioned countries as a working women is... Your answers will really help me a lot in my decision-making...
Other - Cultures & Groups - 4 Answers
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Brunei, i don't think they're Muslim there and Islamicism degrades women in their culture or at least i know in saudi arabia.
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What is a Brunei Darussalam? Go work for Saudi Arabia because Brunei Darussalam sounds like an avenue in hell.
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Try the Lonely Planet travel guide for basic information. The usually give you info on safety, customs and and other information about the countries. This CIA world fact Book will give you detailed information, but can be more time consuming to dig through. Also expatriates.com Hear about life in those countries from people who are from the US and other countries who actually life there. Good luck. http://www.lonelyplanet.com/us https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/ http://www.expatriates.com/ >?<
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Are you serious ? There is no doubt about it ! Saudi Arabia is better. It's even strange to see one compares between Kenya and Saudi Arabia
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Are single american women safe living and working in Saudi Arabia
Are single american women safe living and working in Saudi Arabia?
I'm looking at signing a 1 yr. contract job in Saudi Arabia and wondering how safe it is for single 30 y/o American women? The job is in Riyadh. I read online that in this area in particular, single women are pressured by Mutawwa to wear full length black abaya. And always long sleeves and ankle length skirts, no pants. Does anyone have any experience being or living in that area that can help?
Saudi Arabia - 9 Answers
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If you make the decision to come to Saudi, then you will abide by the rules of the host country.. If you are a smoker and come to a house of a non smoker, do you just light up anyways? or do you respect the rules of the hostess house and not smoke whilst there?.. Same here.. IF women are required to dress modestly and wear a covering cloak (abaya) and a scarf,, then you either abide by these rules, or elect not to come here.. Simple.... NO ones twisting your arm forcing you here.. Anyways.. You will be perfectly safe.. There have been american women living and working safely in Saudiarabia for the past 75 years.. Some love it here so much that their children are now returning to work and live here.. I have many American friends that have been here for more than 30years on a stretch and absolutely love it here.. Certainly its not the place for everyone, some hate it.. But most love the good moral atmosphere and generocity of the people here. SaudiARabia as you know is a muslim governed country.. We are expected to live our good moral lives. Our Women dress concervatively while out and cover up to not to show our bodies.. We are respected for our minds, not our bodies as a piece of meat.. You will actually feel good about doing this here.. (and hey, it works for a bad hair day or if you just want to run into town in your PJ's and can toss over this cloak) You can wear whatever you like under the abaya.. We women are not prudes, we are fashionable and have all the same clothing that any girl does in the west.. We just dont show it out in public.. Depending on what town you will be in.. Jeddah in the west and Khobar in the east.. Those are very forward open minded towns.. I know see a trend to women wearing loose fitting slacks (not tight jeans painted on).. and longer tunic tops that come down to the thighs so as to cover a bit, and a decent scarf only.. no abaya.. as long as you are decently covered, it will be fine.. The religious police dont bother foreign women like the used to.. They are now becoming better about this, as long as you dont purposely do something like come out in town wearing cutoffs, or knee length dresses or flirt it up with a man in public... otherwise you will be fine here..
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Well This what your life would be like For starters, you cannot: •Drive (culture, social and legal) •Sponsor a non-Saudi husband for residency (iqama) in the Kingdom (legal) •Visit a graveyard (although there is debate on this topic) (culture and religious) •Attend Friday prayers in a mosque unless there is a women section (there is also debate on this topic) (culture and religious) •Be alone with an unrelated man who is not a “sanctioned†relative (father, grandfather, brother, uncle, husband) (culture, social and legal) •Travel alone without approval of the male mahrem (culture, social and legal) What can they do? •Work •Have their own bank accounts •Have their own businesses •Own properties •Own businesses •Make investments •Have their own driver •Own a car YOU NEED A MALE TO LIVE WITH YOU ITS DRANGEROUS WITHOUT ONE.
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I'm an atheist saudian guy i live in Saudi some of what the other guys said is true and some of it is not anyway it isn't dangerous as it sounds rather than boring since you can't drive in there ,have to wear abaya but people will do respect you i see how others (Saudians ) treat Americans with high respect if u needed any details about Riyadh ill be more than glad to tell u (cuz that's how boring living in Saudi i can waste time talking to strangers than the idiots on the streets) you can IM me or email me for further details
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Americans are specially treated and specially protected by the saudi govt. Americans are sorta VIPs here, so its no problem. And times are getting changed here abaya thing is getting reduced day by day. So chill out, you wont face any problem :)
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Well, Riyadh is really become more relax on some things. You would have to still wear the abaya, it has to be black, but it doesn't have to be plain. You'll see beautiful abayas here, full with blings and embroideries. You should have a head scarf handy, just in case someone bothers you. But, it is saver just to wear the head scarf so you'll blend with the crowds. What you wear under your abaya is your own business. I see women wears capri pants, flip-flop, and even jammies. When you work though, you would have to wear long sleeves and long skirts, in some places, they even want you to wear black skirts only. If you decide to come to Saudi, come with an open mind. It's a fairly save country, saver than most places in the western world. Enjoy your time here, enjoy another atmosphere and experience the way Saudi Arabia is. Every place is different, if you come with an open mind and low expectations, you'll enjoy it, God willing.
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everyone is save in Saudi arab as long as i know unless you wont try to be bad
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They lifted the driving ban on women. My husband lives in Riyadh, and I have Saudi in-laws scattered throughout Saudi Arabia. Riyadh is VERY conservative, unlike Jeddah which is sadly westernized and open. The Muttawa are known to harass women if they don't wear abaya properly so be prepared for that. I suggest you research the laws of Saudi Arabia/Riyadh in particular before you bother going there.
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I think it's experience should have fun with Does not assume there is no experience of the difficulties that are afraid of them Just an Islamic city, the province needs some modification in behavior modification may not even be annoying to those class Do not be afraid We have a donut and we have Mac and Burger King and Pizza Hut are the lives of modern Muslim You will not see any significant difference in the life there is only a sharp drop in crime rate I hope to have fun with life there
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Your 30, and hung up over what you are going to be wearing. Even when all the other women are wearing the same thing. You need to read more about Saudi Arabia if the only thing in your mind is the abaya.
I'm looking at signing a 1 yr. contract job in Saudi Arabia and wondering how safe it is for single 30 y/o American women? The job is in Riyadh. I read online that in this area in particular, single women are pressured by Mutawwa to wear full length black abaya. And always long sleeves and ankle length skirts, no pants. Does anyone have any experience being or living in that area that can help?
Saudi Arabia - 9 Answers
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If you make the decision to come to Saudi, then you will abide by the rules of the host country.. If you are a smoker and come to a house of a non smoker, do you just light up anyways? or do you respect the rules of the hostess house and not smoke whilst there?.. Same here.. IF women are required to dress modestly and wear a covering cloak (abaya) and a scarf,, then you either abide by these rules, or elect not to come here.. Simple.... NO ones twisting your arm forcing you here.. Anyways.. You will be perfectly safe.. There have been american women living and working safely in Saudiarabia for the past 75 years.. Some love it here so much that their children are now returning to work and live here.. I have many American friends that have been here for more than 30years on a stretch and absolutely love it here.. Certainly its not the place for everyone, some hate it.. But most love the good moral atmosphere and generocity of the people here. SaudiARabia as you know is a muslim governed country.. We are expected to live our good moral lives. Our Women dress concervatively while out and cover up to not to show our bodies.. We are respected for our minds, not our bodies as a piece of meat.. You will actually feel good about doing this here.. (and hey, it works for a bad hair day or if you just want to run into town in your PJ's and can toss over this cloak) You can wear whatever you like under the abaya.. We women are not prudes, we are fashionable and have all the same clothing that any girl does in the west.. We just dont show it out in public.. Depending on what town you will be in.. Jeddah in the west and Khobar in the east.. Those are very forward open minded towns.. I know see a trend to women wearing loose fitting slacks (not tight jeans painted on).. and longer tunic tops that come down to the thighs so as to cover a bit, and a decent scarf only.. no abaya.. as long as you are decently covered, it will be fine.. The religious police dont bother foreign women like the used to.. They are now becoming better about this, as long as you dont purposely do something like come out in town wearing cutoffs, or knee length dresses or flirt it up with a man in public... otherwise you will be fine here..
2 :
Well This what your life would be like For starters, you cannot: •Drive (culture, social and legal) •Sponsor a non-Saudi husband for residency (iqama) in the Kingdom (legal) •Visit a graveyard (although there is debate on this topic) (culture and religious) •Attend Friday prayers in a mosque unless there is a women section (there is also debate on this topic) (culture and religious) •Be alone with an unrelated man who is not a “sanctioned†relative (father, grandfather, brother, uncle, husband) (culture, social and legal) •Travel alone without approval of the male mahrem (culture, social and legal) What can they do? •Work •Have their own bank accounts •Have their own businesses •Own properties •Own businesses •Make investments •Have their own driver •Own a car YOU NEED A MALE TO LIVE WITH YOU ITS DRANGEROUS WITHOUT ONE.
3 :
I'm an atheist saudian guy i live in Saudi some of what the other guys said is true and some of it is not anyway it isn't dangerous as it sounds rather than boring since you can't drive in there ,have to wear abaya but people will do respect you i see how others (Saudians ) treat Americans with high respect if u needed any details about Riyadh ill be more than glad to tell u (cuz that's how boring living in Saudi i can waste time talking to strangers than the idiots on the streets) you can IM me or email me for further details
4 :
Americans are specially treated and specially protected by the saudi govt. Americans are sorta VIPs here, so its no problem. And times are getting changed here abaya thing is getting reduced day by day. So chill out, you wont face any problem :)
5 :
Well, Riyadh is really become more relax on some things. You would have to still wear the abaya, it has to be black, but it doesn't have to be plain. You'll see beautiful abayas here, full with blings and embroideries. You should have a head scarf handy, just in case someone bothers you. But, it is saver just to wear the head scarf so you'll blend with the crowds. What you wear under your abaya is your own business. I see women wears capri pants, flip-flop, and even jammies. When you work though, you would have to wear long sleeves and long skirts, in some places, they even want you to wear black skirts only. If you decide to come to Saudi, come with an open mind. It's a fairly save country, saver than most places in the western world. Enjoy your time here, enjoy another atmosphere and experience the way Saudi Arabia is. Every place is different, if you come with an open mind and low expectations, you'll enjoy it, God willing.
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everyone is save in Saudi arab as long as i know unless you wont try to be bad
7 :
They lifted the driving ban on women. My husband lives in Riyadh, and I have Saudi in-laws scattered throughout Saudi Arabia. Riyadh is VERY conservative, unlike Jeddah which is sadly westernized and open. The Muttawa are known to harass women if they don't wear abaya properly so be prepared for that. I suggest you research the laws of Saudi Arabia/Riyadh in particular before you bother going there.
8 :
I think it's experience should have fun with Does not assume there is no experience of the difficulties that are afraid of them Just an Islamic city, the province needs some modification in behavior modification may not even be annoying to those class Do not be afraid We have a donut and we have Mac and Burger King and Pizza Hut are the lives of modern Muslim You will not see any significant difference in the life there is only a sharp drop in crime rate I hope to have fun with life there
9 :
Your 30, and hung up over what you are going to be wearing. Even when all the other women are wearing the same thing. You need to read more about Saudi Arabia if the only thing in your mind is the abaya.
Saturday, January 14, 2012
I am currently working in Saudi Arabia I want to come on exit and get a new visa endorsed immediately. no NOC
I am currently working in Saudi Arabia I want to come on exit and get a new visa endorsed immediately. no NOC?
I don't have an NOC is it possible to get the visa endorsed immediately without NOC, kindly advise.
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This is possible. As a matter of fact there is nowhere in the Immigration or Labour Law of Saudi Arabia that suggests that an NOC is required to be issued another working visa to a person who exited the place. However, to my experience, the authorities are being cautios nowadays due to personnel piracy which is rampant in the KSA. To protect the hiring companies from cases or sues from another companies - NOC's are sometimes being required. However, many people are succeeding in going back without NOC and that is by changing or renewing their passports.
I don't have an NOC is it possible to get the visa endorsed immediately without NOC, kindly advise.
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This is possible. As a matter of fact there is nowhere in the Immigration or Labour Law of Saudi Arabia that suggests that an NOC is required to be issued another working visa to a person who exited the place. However, to my experience, the authorities are being cautios nowadays due to personnel piracy which is rampant in the KSA. To protect the hiring companies from cases or sues from another companies - NOC's are sometimes being required. However, many people are succeeding in going back without NOC and that is by changing or renewing their passports.
Saturday, January 7, 2012
I am a sri lankan working in Saudi Arabia . i wish to move to qatar for an employment purposess without
I am a sri lankan working in Saudi Arabia . i wish to move to qatar for an employment purposess without?
cancelling my visa. is it possible to enter Qatar?
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yes
cancelling my visa. is it possible to enter Qatar?
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yes
Sunday, January 1, 2012
I'm going to work in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Is it safe to work there.
I'm going to work in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Is it safe to work there.?
What are the precautions I should be aware of?
Saudi Arabia - 6 Answers
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There arent many precautions that you'd have to take. Saudi Arabia is a normal country, just like any other! Only difference is women have less rights, the pay is higher, culture and religion is different. Weekends are Thursdays and Fridays & if you happened to rape or murder somone you would be beheaded. Other than this, there isnt any precautions. Saudi Arabia is a very safe place to work & live. You'll find the people extremley pleasant and overall they have higher standards than those from the Western World. (im from the UK now working in Dammam, Saudi Arabia). Its a great place to work and live but they do drive a little crazy. Get a BIG vehicle!
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you will be perfectly fine.. Saudi is normal, we are not at war with anyone.. never have been.. Crime is low compared to the rest of the world.. The only thing you'll worry about is our traffic.. People drive like mad men on the roads and Riyadh is the worst of our traffic situations.. You might find out religious culture a bit boring if you are the type that likes to drink, go to clubs, discos, theaters etc.. We dont do that.. but you can find entertainment elsewhere... like if you like football (soccer) or cricket.. you'll find buddies about that play.. you can go fishing, go to coffee shops and chat with friends, there are things you can do.. just get out there and find some of your countrymen and they'll show you about.. welcome and goodluck with your new job! ^_^
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trust me , do not worry , Saudi Arabia is a very safe country to live in .. People here respect others especially those who are different than them . i have friends from many different countries and they are happy here ... try to make friends , enjoy and be satisfied . you may find it difficult at the beginning , but every thing will be ok .. if you felt bored in Riyadh ,, try to visit Jeddah :-) ... Jeddah is a very nice city which is full of entertainment .. Good luck
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yes, it's very safe. there are many other international people in saudi, including americans, canadians, european, latino people, and more.
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hey, I'm a Saudi boy, just don't worry, you'll be in a very safe spot in the worldwide, nothing to take precaution about except as ppl've mentioned here, on road you have to adapt yourself with a real reckless and irrational driving, since most of mortalities are resulted of road accidents. hmm, also you will be shocked with different cultural habits but that's not a matter coz you'll get accustomed to them as you get there, anyway, best of wishes for your new job, and hope you'll have the best stay here. your welcome to KSA, your second home ;-) wanna knw smthn else u may pm me at hiddenpassions3@yahoo.com and sorry4the bad Eng
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Very safe, no worries.
What are the precautions I should be aware of?
Saudi Arabia - 6 Answers
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There arent many precautions that you'd have to take. Saudi Arabia is a normal country, just like any other! Only difference is women have less rights, the pay is higher, culture and religion is different. Weekends are Thursdays and Fridays & if you happened to rape or murder somone you would be beheaded. Other than this, there isnt any precautions. Saudi Arabia is a very safe place to work & live. You'll find the people extremley pleasant and overall they have higher standards than those from the Western World. (im from the UK now working in Dammam, Saudi Arabia). Its a great place to work and live but they do drive a little crazy. Get a BIG vehicle!
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you will be perfectly fine.. Saudi is normal, we are not at war with anyone.. never have been.. Crime is low compared to the rest of the world.. The only thing you'll worry about is our traffic.. People drive like mad men on the roads and Riyadh is the worst of our traffic situations.. You might find out religious culture a bit boring if you are the type that likes to drink, go to clubs, discos, theaters etc.. We dont do that.. but you can find entertainment elsewhere... like if you like football (soccer) or cricket.. you'll find buddies about that play.. you can go fishing, go to coffee shops and chat with friends, there are things you can do.. just get out there and find some of your countrymen and they'll show you about.. welcome and goodluck with your new job! ^_^
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trust me , do not worry , Saudi Arabia is a very safe country to live in .. People here respect others especially those who are different than them . i have friends from many different countries and they are happy here ... try to make friends , enjoy and be satisfied . you may find it difficult at the beginning , but every thing will be ok .. if you felt bored in Riyadh ,, try to visit Jeddah :-) ... Jeddah is a very nice city which is full of entertainment .. Good luck
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yes, it's very safe. there are many other international people in saudi, including americans, canadians, european, latino people, and more.
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hey, I'm a Saudi boy, just don't worry, you'll be in a very safe spot in the worldwide, nothing to take precaution about except as ppl've mentioned here, on road you have to adapt yourself with a real reckless and irrational driving, since most of mortalities are resulted of road accidents. hmm, also you will be shocked with different cultural habits but that's not a matter coz you'll get accustomed to them as you get there, anyway, best of wishes for your new job, and hope you'll have the best stay here. your welcome to KSA, your second home ;-) wanna knw smthn else u may pm me at hiddenpassions3@yahoo.com and sorry4the bad Eng
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Very safe, no worries.
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