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Kuwait expats to pay KD1700 to keep their parents
23/6/2017Expatriates in Kuwait will have to pay up to KD 1700 as annual fee to keep their parents in the country, as per the latest regulations.
New proposal seeks Residency Permit for parents, siblings
19/6/2017Authorities are discussing ways to allow Residency Permit for parents and siblings of expatriates in the country.
Ramadan timing for ministries announced
26/5/2017The Civil Service Commission (CSC) in Kuwait has fixed two different Ramadan timing for the ministries and other government departments.
Kuwait works towards Schengen Visa exemption for nationals
12/5/2017Kuwait is ready to resume negotiations with the European Commission on exemption of Kuwaitis from Schengen Visa, the Assistant Foreign Minister for Europe Affairs Ambassador, Waleed Al-Khubaizi has confirmed.
Kuwait to increase residence fee of expats
28/4/2017The Ministry of Interior is planning to increase residence fees of foreigners said a local daily.
Major Tourist Attractions
The Kuwait Towers are the most famous landmarks of Kuwait. The Kuwait Towers are situated on the Arabian Gulf Street in Dasman, promontory to east of City Center. The topmost sphere of the largest tower (187 meters in height), has a revolving observation area and a restaurant with access to high speed lifts. The middle tower comprises one million gallons of water.
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Major Tourist Attractions
Pearl Diving: The Kuwayt Annual Pearl Diving festivals help the current generation to experience the hardship and excitement of pearl diving, which their forefathers once experienced. The festivals are a tribute to men who dedicated their lives to the pearling industry. The youngsters prepare in advance for the event by training themselves in sailing and diving, interacting with old divers and experienced captains, and get familiarized with the equipment. Read More
Welcome To Kuwait City
Kuwait, the prototypical oil-rich state, has more than ten percent of the world's
estimated oil reserves, and is a leading exporter of petroleum. Tourists, who look
forward to a relaxed entry into the Muslim world, can enter Kuwait, and wander around souks, mosques and other sandy traces of ancient Bedouin days. But, behind the extravagant
richness, lies the traditional values and warm Arabian hospitality.
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