HRSD set the limitation of workers for 4 Nationalities in the Private Firms
HRSD – Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development’s portal “Qiwa” has set the limitation percentage of workers in private firms in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for some nationalities including India and Bangladesh.
It implies that the number of workers from that specific nationalities in an organization can’t surpass the endorsed percentage of the total workers.
- Indians Workers [Maximum Limit]: 40% of the total workers.
- Bangladeshi Workers [Maximum Limit]: 40% of the total workers.
- Yemeni Workers [Maximum Limit]: 25% of the total workers.
- Euthopian Workers [Maximum Limit]: 1% of the total workers.
The companies and organizations have been notified about the percentage system by the Qiwa Platform through an email.
What if the number of workers exceeded already in a company?
The Qiwa portal has clarified that the companies who already have more than the maximum limit of workers for these nationalities can still renew the work permit and Iqama of their employees. However, they would not be able to; transfer new employees of the same nationality. Issue visa for the same nationality.
Source
The Qiwa online portal of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development has codified the percentage of workers of some nationalities who are entitled to work in private sector establishments https://t.co/xOWdVLaqvP
— Saudi Gazette (@Saudi_Gazette) July 8, 2021
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