AllNewsVideos'Nitaqat Law' - 21 News Result(s)Saudi Arabia may restrict expats' stay to eight yearsWorld News | Press Trust of India | Tuesday January 7, 2014 Saudi Arabia might restrict foreign workers' stay in the country to a maximum of eight years under a proposed law to create jobs for its citizens. www.ndtv.comSaudi Arabia migrant crackdown closes shops, raises fearsWorld News | Associated Press | Thursday November 14, 2013 Garbage is piling up on streets around the mosque housing the burial site of the Prophet Muhammad. Grocery stores have shut their doors and almost half of Saudi Arabia's small construction firms have stopped working on projects. www.ndtv.comFilipinos camp outside consulate waiting to leave SaudiWorld News | Agence France-Presse | Thursday November 14, 2013 Some 300 Filipinos have been camping outside their consulate in Jeddah for weeks waiting for documents and help to leave Saudi Arabia, as a crackdown on illegal migrants intensifies. www.ndtv.comNo leniency for illegal foreign workers: Saudi ArabiaWorld News | Indo-Asian News Service | Sunday November 10, 2013 Saudi Arabia said Saturday that there would be no leniency shown toward those organisations who hire illegal immigrants, Xinhua reported. www.ndtv.comKerala to the rescue of Saudi returnees as Nitaqat deadline expiresSouth | Sneha Mary Koshy | Saturday November 9, 2013 The exodus of migrant workers from Saudi Arabia continues, with nearly 100 people returning to Kerala on a daily basis since November 3. www.ndtv.comFree air tickets for Keralites returning from Saudi ArabiaSouth | Press Trust of India | Tuesday November 5, 2013 Kerala government has decided to provide free air tickets to Keralites who want to return from Saudi Arabia, where illegal foreigners were targeted under the country's new labour law, a state minister said. www.ndtv.com150 Indians registered in drive by mission in Saudi ArabiaIndia News | Press Trust of India | Saturday October 12, 2013 Around 150 Indian expatriates registered themselves during a special drive launched today by the Indian Embassy to assist individuals who have overstayed in Saudi Arabia. www.ndtv.comKerala government to help returnees from Saudi ArabiaSouth | Press Trust of India | Wednesday September 25, 2013 Kerala government has worked out schemes to help expatriates who return from Saudi Arabia due to implementation of new labour law 'Nitaqat' which mandates companies to hire locals, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said in Thiruvananthapuram today. www.ndtv.comSaudi Arabia regularises status of 40 lakh expatriate workersWorld News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday July 17, 2013 Saudi Arabia has completed regularisation of nearly four million foreign workers in the last four months as part of its 'Nitaqat' programme, with 1.18 million expats choosing to change their profession. www.ndtv.com5,000 Indian expats in Saudi Arabia get new jobsIndia News | Indo-Asian News Service | Wednesday June 19, 2013 Around 5,000 expatriate Indians in Saudi Arabia, affected by a new labour policy in the Gulf nation, have found new jobs, the Indian consul general in Jeddah said. www.ndtv.comKerala minister to visit Saudi Arabia, Kuwait to help IndiansSouth | Indo-Asian News Service | Sunday June 2, 2013 Kerala Minister for Diaspora K.C. Joseph will visit Saudi Arabia and Kuwait this week to monitor arrangements for the smooth transfer of Keralites who have to leave these countries due to their new labour laws. www.ndtv.comIndian embassy in Saudi Arabia to process 12,000 more passesIndia News | Indo-Asian News Service | Thursday May 30, 2013 The Indian embassy in Riyadh will start the verification and delivery process of a third batch of 12,000 applications for emergency certificates sought by expatriate Indian workers in Saudi Arabia who want to leave that country for good. www.ndtv.comForeign workers queue to quit Saudi ArabiaWorld News | Reuters | Tuesday May 28, 2013 Tens of thousands of foreign workers are trying to leave Saudi Arabia after the government of the world's No. 1 oil exporter said they would be forgiven any fees or fines for visa violations such as overstaying or switching jobs. www.ndtv.comSaudi's Nitaqat law: Procedures implemented in Indian workers' interest, says Finance Minister Al-FaisalIndia News | Press Trust of India | Saturday May 25, 2013 In a bid to allay India's concerns over the controversial 'Nitaqat' labour law, Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Prince Saud Al-Faisal today said "procedures" are being taken in the "best interest of Indian workers". www.ndtv.comSaudi's 'Nitaqat' law: 75,000 Indians set to return, numbers could go upIndia News | Press Trust of India | Friday May 24, 2013 With thousands of Indians set to return from Saudi Arabia due to the 'Nitaqat' law, External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid today said that state governments have been "forewarned" so that the situation does not become "unmanageable". www.ndtv.comMore News »'Nitaqat Law' - 1 Video Result(s)Kerala to the rescue of Saudi returnees as Nitaqat deadline expiresNov 8, 20131:46'Nitaqat Law' - 21 News Result(s)Saudi Arabia may restrict expats' stay to eight yearsWorld News | Press Trust of India | Tuesday January 7, 2014 Saudi Arabia might restrict foreign workers' stay in the country to a maximum of eight years under a proposed law to create jobs for its citizens. www.ndtv.comSaudi Arabia migrant crackdown closes shops, raises fearsWorld News | Associated Press | Thursday November 14, 2013 Garbage is piling up on streets around the mosque housing the burial site of the Prophet Muhammad. Grocery stores have shut their doors and almost half of Saudi Arabia's small construction firms have stopped working on projects. www.ndtv.comFilipinos camp outside consulate waiting to leave SaudiWorld News | Agence France-Presse | Thursday November 14, 2013 Some 300 Filipinos have been camping outside their consulate in Jeddah for weeks waiting for documents and help to leave Saudi Arabia, as a crackdown on illegal migrants intensifies. www.ndtv.comNo leniency for illegal foreign workers: Saudi ArabiaWorld News | Indo-Asian News Service | Sunday November 10, 2013 Saudi Arabia said Saturday that there would be no leniency shown toward those organisations who hire illegal immigrants, Xinhua reported. www.ndtv.comKerala to the rescue of Saudi returnees as Nitaqat deadline expiresSouth | Sneha Mary Koshy | Saturday November 9, 2013 The exodus of migrant workers from Saudi Arabia continues, with nearly 100 people returning to Kerala on a daily basis since November 3. www.ndtv.comFree air tickets for Keralites returning from Saudi ArabiaSouth | Press Trust of India | Tuesday November 5, 2013 Kerala government has decided to provide free air tickets to Keralites who want to return from Saudi Arabia, where illegal foreigners were targeted under the country's new labour law, a state minister said. www.ndtv.com150 Indians registered in drive by mission in Saudi ArabiaIndia News | Press Trust of India | Saturday October 12, 2013 Around 150 Indian expatriates registered themselves during a special drive launched today by the Indian Embassy to assist individuals who have overstayed in Saudi Arabia. www.ndtv.comKerala government to help returnees from Saudi ArabiaSouth | Press Trust of India | Wednesday September 25, 2013 Kerala government has worked out schemes to help expatriates who return from Saudi Arabia due to implementation of new labour law 'Nitaqat' which mandates companies to hire locals, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said in Thiruvananthapuram today. www.ndtv.comSaudi Arabia regularises status of 40 lakh expatriate workersWorld News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday July 17, 2013 Saudi Arabia has completed regularisation of nearly four million foreign workers in the last four months as part of its 'Nitaqat' programme, with 1.18 million expats choosing to change their profession. www.ndtv.com5,000 Indian expats in Saudi Arabia get new jobsIndia News | Indo-Asian News Service | Wednesday June 19, 2013 Around 5,000 expatriate Indians in Saudi Arabia, affected by a new labour policy in the Gulf nation, have found new jobs, the Indian consul general in Jeddah said. www.ndtv.comKerala minister to visit Saudi Arabia, Kuwait to help IndiansSouth | Indo-Asian News Service | Sunday June 2, 2013 Kerala Minister for Diaspora K.C. Joseph will visit Saudi Arabia and Kuwait this week to monitor arrangements for the smooth transfer of Keralites who have to leave these countries due to their new labour laws. www.ndtv.comIndian embassy in Saudi Arabia to process 12,000 more passesIndia News | Indo-Asian News Service | Thursday May 30, 2013 The Indian embassy in Riyadh will start the verification and delivery process of a third batch of 12,000 applications for emergency certificates sought by expatriate Indian workers in Saudi Arabia who want to leave that country for good. www.ndtv.comForeign workers queue to quit Saudi ArabiaWorld News | Reuters | Tuesday May 28, 2013 Tens of thousands of foreign workers are trying to leave Saudi Arabia after the government of the world's No. 1 oil exporter said they would be forgiven any fees or fines for visa violations such as overstaying or switching jobs. www.ndtv.comSaudi's Nitaqat law: Procedures implemented in Indian workers' interest, says Finance Minister Al-FaisalIndia News | Press Trust of India | Saturday May 25, 2013 In a bid to allay India's concerns over the controversial 'Nitaqat' labour law, Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Prince Saud Al-Faisal today said "procedures" are being taken in the "best interest of Indian workers". www.ndtv.comSaudi's 'Nitaqat' law: 75,000 Indians set to return, numbers could go upIndia News | Press Trust of India | Friday May 24, 2013 With thousands of Indians set to return from Saudi Arabia due to the 'Nitaqat' law, External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid today said that state governments have been "forewarned" so that the situation does not become "unmanageable". www.ndtv.comMore News »'Nitaqat Law' - 1 Video Result(s)Kerala to the rescue of Saudi returnees as Nitaqat deadline expiresNov 8, 20131:46Your search did not match any documentsA few suggestionsMake sure all words are spelled correctlyTry different keywordsTry more general keywordsCheck the NDTV Archives:https://archives.ndtv.com