My childen are under my iqama.
My wife has her own iqama through the company she works for.
The questions are:
1. Can the chilren be transferred from my iqama to my wifes iqama?
2. If it is possible, what are the implications (if any) if I then do a final exit?
Can a woman have children under her iqama?
topgun928
04 July 2013 12:28:02
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HRGuru
04 July 2013 12:54:12
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topgun928 wrote:My childen are under my iqama.
My wife has her own iqama through the company she works for.
The questions are:
1. Can the chilren be transferred from my iqama to my wifes iqama?
Yes
2. If it is possible, what are the implications (if any) if I then do a final exit?
None.
TheLegendLeads
04 July 2013 14:11:42
5763
HRGuru wrote:topgun928 wrote:My childen are under my iqama.
My wife has her own iqama through the company she works for.
The questions are:
1. Can the chilren be transferred from my iqama to my wifes iqama?
Yes
2. If it is possible, what are the implications (if any) if I then do a final exit?
None.
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