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Saudi Arabia reminds public of hefty penalties for aiding residency violators

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“Saudi Arabia reminds public of hefty penalties for aiding residency violators”

Dubai: Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Interior has renewed its warning against assisting residency and labour law violators, reminding the public that offenders face hefty penalties, including imprisonment for up to six months and fines of up to SR100,000. The ministry reiterated that anyone found transporting, employing, sheltering or providing any form of assistance to individuals violating the Kingdom's residency or labour regulations could face legal action. It stressed that expatriates…

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