Riyadh Saudi Arabia, First Published Aug 14, 2022, 2:54 PM IST
RIYADH: The Passport Directorate (Jawasat) said that those who do not return within the specified period after leaving Saudi Arabia on a re-entry visa are subject to a three-year entry ban, which is calculated according to the Hijra calendar. The entry ban is for three years from the date of expiry of the re-entry visa.
It is not possible to come back to Saudi Arabia on a new work visa after three years. But the three-year ban does not apply to re-entering the country on a new visa to work for the same old employer. Only the sponsor has to come to the Jawasa at the airport to receive the worker.
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Riyadh: Recruitment of domestic workers from Indonesia to Saudi Arabia resumes. An agreement was signed between Saudi Arabia and Indonesia in this regard.
Deputy Minister of Human Resources and Social Development in Saudi Arabia Dr. The agreement was signed by Abdullah Nasvir Abusanin and Indonesian Minister of Human Resources Ida Fauci. Indonesia is one of the main countries that send domestic workers to Saudi Arabia.
It is agreed to resume recruitment from Indonesia in various occupations from the date of signing the agreement. The new agreement is part of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development’s intensified efforts to unify the processes of recruiting Indonesian domestic workers, facilitate the recruitment process and protect the rights of all parties to the agreement.
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Riyadh: 64 lakh illegal foreigners have been arrested in Saudi Arabia in five years. “Gulf News” reported quoting the local daily “Okasi” that those who violated residence, employment and border security laws were caught.
Among those arrested, 47 lakh people have violated the Saudi residence law. 823,715 people were apprehended for violating border security measures. 895,448 were arrested for violating labor laws. Last year, 781,186 violators were arrested as part of the government’s nationwide campaign ‘A Nation Without a Violator’.
Last Updated Aug 14, 2022, 3:01 PM IST