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................
Saudi Arabia - 1 Answers
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idk
Saturday, April 21, 2012
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?
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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
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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.
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