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- Riyadh: In Saudi Arabia, a fine of 100,000 riyals and 6 months imprisonment has been announced for those who help illegal immigrants for res.
- Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Interior has warned that helping people who violate Iqama or labor laws in any way is a serious crime, which can.
- According to the Ministry of Interior, persons who transfer, provide employment, accommodation or any kind of support to those who violate I.
Riyadh: In Saudi Arabia, a fine of 100,000 riyals and 6 months imprisonment has been announced for those who help illegal immigrants for residence and employment.
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Interior has warned that helping people who violate Iqama or labor laws in any way is a serious crime, which can be punished severely.
According to the Ministry of Interior, persons who transfer, provide employment, accommodation or any kind of support to those who violate Iqama or labor laws can be fined up to 100,000 Saudi Riyals and imprisoned for up to 6 months.
The ministry clarified that if the person involved in the crime is a foreign citizen, he will also be deported from Saudi Arabia after the completion of the sentence.
The Saudi Ministry of Interior has appealed to the public to report violations of Iqama, labor or border security laws to relevant authorities so that illegal activities can be prosecuted.
