Residence permit for parents.

Member since 13 May 2012

salman108Contributor13 May 2012 10:05:44

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Hi all.

I have heard from some friends it is possible to transfer one's dependent mother's visit visa to Iqama.

I have elderly mother who is a widow, and i am the only son.

It is possible to transfer her Visiting visa to Iqama ??

Secondly, could some one please recommend a good visa agent in Riyadh ?

Best regards

LoopyLou87 Serial expat

Member since 12 November 2011

LoopyLou87Serial expat13 May 2012 10:35:37

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You are not the only one looking into this - from what I have heard is it depends on your company. If they agree to include them as your dependents on your family status

salman108 Contributor

Member since 13 May 2012

salman108Contributor13 May 2012 10:38:35

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You are not the only one looking into this - from what I have heard is it depends on your company. If they agree to include them as your dependents on your family status

Oh and one piece of information which I forgot to add is that my wife and children are already on Iqama in the kingdom.

If I get company's letter, stating that they don't have any objection, will that suffice ?

regards

TheLegendLeads ViP

Member since 06 April 2010

"The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity." -- Dorothy Parker

TheLegendLeadsViP13 May 2012 12:29:41

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This letter must help. Mother's visa is similar to any other dependent visa. LoopyLou87 is right; your company with the help their mandoob (the guy who deals in Jawazat matters), can do many wonderful things.

salman108 Contributor

Member since 13 May 2012

salman108Contributor13 May 2012 12:37:49

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This letter must help. Mother's visa is similar to any other dependent visa. LoopyLou87 is right; your company with the help their mandoob (the guy who deals in Jawazat matters), can do many wonderful things.

Ok, that seems to be the agreed solution.
Mandoub it is then !

Thank you gentlemen.