Here you can explore each piece of regarding Iqama or Muqeem card in Saudi Arabia. For example, check iqama expiry, iqama updates, fines, Huroob status, funds, renewal, fees, etc.
When living and working in Saudi Arabia, it is important to have valid health insurance as it is also mandatory for making or iqama renewal. In short, you can’t live in the Kingdom with an expired health insurance policy. Don’t…
Iqama in Saudi Arabia is your Identity card. If it is gonna expire, and you don’t renew it within its grace period of 3 days. There are penalties, a fine of SAR 500 for the first time, SAR 1000 for…
Your Iqama is your resident ID in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It has all the information on it, for example, your name, nationality, Mehna, address, etc. For some reason, if you have changed your passport or got a second…
Recently Saudi Jawazat responds to a tweet on Twitter. In the tweet on Twitter, users have asked Jawazat a question. That question is Does the Iqama expiry stops visa renewal? Thanks to Jawazat for responding as there was No. They…
Another good news for Expatriates working in Saudi Arabia. The Saudi King Salam ordered to extend the iqama for Expatriates for three months automatically. Guess what? There are no fees on the iqama renewal. The best thing is, it does…
In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, health insurance for new Iqama or its renewal is mandatory. Keeping your health insurance up to date is important for expatriates living in KSA. Also, expatriate family members, he/she sponsored. You should know without…
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the home for expatriates from around the world. Each and every Expat must know Jawazat fees for different services. Different governmental departments in KSA have different fee structures for each service. The best thing…
What is Iqama? In Saudi Arabia, the Iqama is an Arabic word also called Ikamet. The word iqama is referring to the second call of the Islamic prayer. Before the prayer begins the Muezzin (the person who calls people to…
Easily refund MOI iqama funds/fees to your bank account in Saudi. Thanks to MOI (Ministry of the Interior) for allowing expatriates to withdraw their deposited iqama fees back. Every single e-service is provided by the Ministry of Interior online, for…
The Saudi green card is also known as privileged Iqama, a resident permit. Recently there is some great news I want to share. The Saudi Council Shoura approved the new privileged iqama system, new green card style, and implementation of…
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