Saudi Arabia Intensifies Inspections and Warns Against Iqama and Labour Violations

Saudi Arabia has stepped up nationwide inspections targeting residency, border security, and labour law violations. Authorities said thousands of individuals were detained during coordinated inspection campaigns conducted across multiple regions. Officials warned that expatriates must ensure their Iqama status, employment documentation, and work permits remain valid at all times. Employers found violating labour regulations or sheltering undocumented workers could also face strict penalties. Indian and South Asian expatriate communities have been advised to carry digital and physical copies of residency documents to avoid legal complications during inspections. Immigration consultants say the intensified enforcement reflects Saudi Arabia’s broader push toward tighter labour market regulation and digital compliance systems. Source: Saudi Gazette

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