Kuwait’s Expats Can Now Bring Their Families On a 800 KD Salary
In a significant policy update, Kuwait has announced that non-university expats can now bring their spouses and children under the age of 14 through a family enrollment program. The catch? The expat must have a monthly salary of at least 800 dinars.
This new rule has set off a wave of reactions across the community, with many expats expressing concern over the high salary rule.
What’s the Deal?
Here’s a quick rundown of the new policy:
- Eligibility: Non-university expatriates.
- Family Members: Spouses and children under 14.
- Salary Requirement: Minimum of 800 dinars per month.
Public Reactions
The announcement has sparked a range of reactions, especially concerning the salary requirement. Many expats feel that the 800-dinar monthly salary threshold is too high and poses a significant barrier. This has led to a heated debate on social media and among the expat community in Kuwait.
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Salary Requirement Debate
Many in the expat community argue that the 800 dinar requirement is simply too high, making it difficult for many to qualify. They feel that this policy will exclude a large number of expatriates who do not meet the salary threshold, preventing them from reuniting with their families in Kuwait.
