Saudi Arabia strives to create an attractive life and work environment for expatriates.
Saudi Arabia strives to create an attractive life and work environment for expatriates.
Saudi Arabia strives to create an attractive life and work environment for expatriates.
Are you an ambitious company looking to expand your business into a vibrant and thriving market like Saudi Arabia? By opening a satellite branch in Saudi, you would have made the correct business decision as the Kingdom offers excellent growth opportunities.
This article will bust some common travel myths about going to Saudi Arabia as a woman compiled on our team members' experiences.
Read this blog to learn some significant insights about the new entry mechanism issued by GACA for visitors and expats from non-banned countries.
Following the footsteps of the retail and engineering professions, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development in Saudi Arabia has implemented 30% localization of the accounting profession in line with Vision 2030, which came into effect on 12 June 2021. The Nationalization Scheme, or Nitaqat, is a policy adopted by the Ministry of Labour that requires Saudi enterprises to hire local people on a quota basis. The government aims to create more than 9,800 jobs in the private sector by localizing jobs in this profession. This article will dive into details in the Saudization plan, how the government is facilitating it, and what needs to be done to achieve the goal.
This document is focused on resolving the most frequently asked questions about the steps and procedures required to form a company in Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia has opened its borders to the outside world with the newly introduced tourist visa. Saudi Arabia offers visitors a chance to discover and experience warm hospitality, a rich culture, a diverse heritage, and breathtaking landscape views. The government plans to expand the tourist market beyond religious pilgrims to diversify the Saudi economy beyond oil revenues.
The Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs (MOMRA) was incepted in 1975 to implement provisions for the infrastructural development of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). An integral part of the government of Saudi Arabia, MOMRA is responsible for the construction of roads and providing essential equipment, rural development, beautification of cities, as well as ensuring that health and cleanliness standards are maintained across the region. The ultimate aim of MOMRA is to attain urban sustainability and offer top-class municipality services across all of the regions in KSA.
Foreign investors interested in pursuing the lively business culture of Saudi Arabia often find the initial steps challenging. From language barriers, cultural differences and technical requirements, Saudi market entry is a fine process. In collaboration with the Proven Operations team, the Content Team at Proven has put together a detailed guide featuring everything you need to know about Saudi Arabia market entry, entity incorporation, labor market and legal.
Recent updates saw the resumption of business activity make a new step. 2020 has filtered out businesses with low compliance and unstable practices, those businesses either ended up closing or damaged beyond recovery.