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This Gulf Country Offers A 10-Year Visa Without A Job Or Property Requirement
Unlike traditional Gulf visas that tie your legal stay to your employer, Bahrain's Golden Residency gives you the freedom to live and work on your own terms.
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Bahrain Is Offering 10-Year Golden Visa For Less Than Rs 69,000. What Is It And How To Apply
While Dubai's Golden visa is popular, Bahrain's Golden Residency has emerged as the Gulf's most practical
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Bahrain Says Following Opposition Social Media Could Lead To Legal Action
Bahrain, a U.S. ally that hosts the Navy's Fifth Fleet, has warned citizens and residents that following anti-government social media accounts could result in legal action, hardening a government campaign against critical online voices.
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Overwatch Contenders Series Adds 7 New Countries
Blizzard recently announced that it's expanding the Overwatch Contenders program to seven new countries in its upcoming competitive season. National and legal residents of Bahrain, Egypt, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE are now eligible to play in Overwatch Contenders, the company stated.
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"Serious Problem At Home": Rahul Gandhi Tells Indians In Bahrain
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, who is on a visit to Bahrain, on Monday made his case before the Indians residing there, delivering another sharply critical speech that took on the Narendra Modi government. Delegates of 50 countries participated in the valedictory session of a function, where the 47-year-old, who recently took over the reins of India'...
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Saudis' Blockade Forges Fear, Mettle In Qatar's Capital
It's been a week since several Arab countries - led by Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt - severed ties and imposed an economic blockade on Qatar after they accused it of supporting terrorism.
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Indian man found dead in Bahrain
An Indian man was found dead in an under-construction building in Bahrain's capital Manama. Police found the body of Jam Rajeesh, 40, hanging at the site on Saturday in Adliya after local residents complained of a foul smell, the Gulf-Daily News reported on Sunday.
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Bahrain police investigates death of Indian couple
Bahrain police have launched an investigation into allegations that an Indian man stabbed his wife to death at her sister's residence before killing himself, according to a media report.
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Indian with burn injuries vanishes from Bahrain hospital
An Indian man who was admitted to a hospital in Bahrain with burn injuries has reportedly vanished from the hospital, leading to speculation that he might have been an illegal resident in that Gulf nation.
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Men who missed F1 due to misplaced bags won't get airfare refund
Flying off to Bahrain to watch the Grand Prix in 2009 did not go too well for two south Mumbai residents, as their trip was reduced to waiting at the airport, and they even missed the event they flew in to watch. Their pleas for compensation were met with a stiff 'against the principles of natural justice' by a Maharashtra State Consumer Disputes R...
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Monaco GP: Di Resta comes home, expects family support in race
Sahara Force India's Paul di Resta is looking forward to support from friends and family when he races in this week's Monaco Grand Prix. The Briton also said he it would be nice for him to return home as he now resides in the sovereign city state bordering the Mediterranean Sea.
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This Gulf Country Offers A 10-Year Visa Without A Job Or Property Requirement
Unlike traditional Gulf visas that tie your legal stay to your employer, Bahrain's Golden Residency gives you the freedom to live and work on your own terms.
-
Bahrain Is Offering 10-Year Golden Visa For Less Than Rs 69,000. What Is It And How To Apply
While Dubai's Golden visa is popular, Bahrain's Golden Residency has emerged as the Gulf's most practical
-
Bahrain Says Following Opposition Social Media Could Lead To Legal Action
Bahrain, a U.S. ally that hosts the Navy's Fifth Fleet, has warned citizens and residents that following anti-government social media accounts could result in legal action, hardening a government campaign against critical online voices.
-
Overwatch Contenders Series Adds 7 New Countries
Blizzard recently announced that it's expanding the Overwatch Contenders program to seven new countries in its upcoming competitive season. National and legal residents of Bahrain, Egypt, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE are now eligible to play in Overwatch Contenders, the company stated.
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"Serious Problem At Home": Rahul Gandhi Tells Indians In Bahrain
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, who is on a visit to Bahrain, on Monday made his case before the Indians residing there, delivering another sharply critical speech that took on the Narendra Modi government. Delegates of 50 countries participated in the valedictory session of a function, where the 47-year-old, who recently took over the reins of India'...
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Saudis' Blockade Forges Fear, Mettle In Qatar's Capital
It's been a week since several Arab countries - led by Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt - severed ties and imposed an economic blockade on Qatar after they accused it of supporting terrorism.
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Indian man found dead in Bahrain
An Indian man was found dead in an under-construction building in Bahrain's capital Manama. Police found the body of Jam Rajeesh, 40, hanging at the site on Saturday in Adliya after local residents complained of a foul smell, the Gulf-Daily News reported on Sunday.
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Bahrain police investigates death of Indian couple
Bahrain police have launched an investigation into allegations that an Indian man stabbed his wife to death at her sister's residence before killing himself, according to a media report.
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Indian with burn injuries vanishes from Bahrain hospital
An Indian man who was admitted to a hospital in Bahrain with burn injuries has reportedly vanished from the hospital, leading to speculation that he might have been an illegal resident in that Gulf nation.
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Men who missed F1 due to misplaced bags won't get airfare refund
Flying off to Bahrain to watch the Grand Prix in 2009 did not go too well for two south Mumbai residents, as their trip was reduced to waiting at the airport, and they even missed the event they flew in to watch. Their pleas for compensation were met with a stiff 'against the principles of natural justice' by a Maharashtra State Consumer Disputes R...
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Monaco GP: Di Resta comes home, expects family support in race
Sahara Force India's Paul di Resta is looking forward to support from friends and family when he races in this week's Monaco Grand Prix. The Briton also said he it would be nice for him to return home as he now resides in the sovereign city state bordering the Mediterranean Sea.
