Will I be allowed to work on a dependent iqama in Jeddah?

Officially you cannot work. And when it is not official, you don't get any official benefits like medical insurance, accommodation/or allowance, travel, education, exit re entry, etc benefits. Also, you fill find it difficult to find employment unofficially (More precisely illegally) as not many employers are willing to do that nowadays. However, unofficially if and when anyone recruits, the pay will be paltry and without any benefits. However, if the purpose of employment is simply to keep yourself engaged and occupied and not to make any significant money, then you can always try this.

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Ehtesham wrote:

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Thank you very much for your reply.
So you are saying there is no legal way to work as an English teacher without a transfer of sponsorship if I get you right. Would it possible to find a job there and then transfer the sponsorship to my future employer or is this also out of question?

sharif_ wrote:

Ehtesham wrote:

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hello, pls type it down here. It's a forum, not a private business platform

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Getting job first and then transferring sponsorship part, I am not very sure. You may try though. Teaching jobs usually are not very high paying. And some schools may keep you as a non permanent faculty just to save costs while getting teachers to fill the gap.

You need to find a job then transfer your iqama from your husband to the company as simple as that 😀

will that be easy as u said?? how much time is needed for this procedure and what are chances to transfer dependant visa to work visa?? Do company easily agree to change n sponsor visa of expats dependent??