Saudi Arabia warns expats of SR50,000 fine, jail and deportation for overstaying entry visas
- Saudi Arabia warns overstaying expats could lead to fines and jail.
- Saudi Arabia has warned expatriates that remaining in the Kingdom after the expiry of their entry visas could result in fines of up to SR50,000, imprisonment for up to six months and deportation.
- In a statement, the Interior Ministry urged visa holders to comply with the country's immigration rules and reminded the public to report violations of residency, labour and border security regulations.
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- Saudi Arabia warns overstaying expats could lead to fines and jail.
- Saudi Arabia has warned expatriates that remaining in the Kingdom after the expiry of their entry visas could result in fines of up to SR50,000, imprisonment for up to six months and deportation.
- In a statement, the Interior Ministry urged visa holders to comply with the country's immigration rules and reminded the public to report violations of residency, labour and border security regulations.
Sources: Times of India