I want transer my sponsorship before iqama expire.

Member since 07 February 2014

bluerose4uonlyActive member07 February 2014 21:18:28

Hello Sir,

I came to saudi on 5th march 2013 on freelance viza. my prof on iqama is building electrician (kharbai mabani) my iqama will expire on 23 may 2014. my kafil is in red category but CR permit valid est. my kafil is from other city. my passport and iqama also with me.
1. Now i got job in MNC company (green category). but they want me to work for 3 months probation period. after probation they will transfer my sponsorship.
Is it possible to work 3 months without transfer. and my iqama is going to expire in next 3 months and checking is going on streets.
2. My new company will give any proof letter in probation period to show jawazat while checking?
3. Can i change my sponsorship to new co without my old kafils 3 letters? Why because he is demanding more money. my orig passport and iqama is available at me.
4. How much time will take for transfership process.
5. If my iqama expire before transfer, then new sponcer can change sponsorship and iqama renew? why bcoz my old kafil cant renew my iqama.

please suggest me what shud i do i m getting offers from other companies but same problems.

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bluerose4uonlyActive member08 February 2014 06:21:18

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David ViP

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DavidViP10 February 2014 08:02:14

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Hi bluerose4uonly,

Please feel free to go through the Information on visas in Jeddah section in order to get more information according to the visas procedure. Hope this might help.

Regards,

David.

Expat-blog team.