Saudi Arabia exempted refugees from neighboring countries from paying residence fees for 4 years

Saudi Arabia announced that refugees from neighboring countries and their companions who are doing their jobs will be exempted from paying the financial expenses incurred by them, such as accommodation expenses and financial compensation.

According to the Saudi Arabian News Agency, the Council of Ministers of this country decided yesterday Tuesday that the government will bear the costs of residence, work permit costs, service transfer costs, career change costs and financial costs of private sector institutions.

The decision issued in the regular meeting of the Council of Ministers chaired by Mohammed bin Salman, the crown prince of this country, emphasizes that this exemption will be for 4 years from the date of amendment.