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Welcome to my Blog. I am a Yasir Imran, a Pakistani living in Saudi Arabia. I am a Graphic Designer and Web Developer. I write because I want to express my thoughts. I like to read and discuss current affairs and politics.
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Tag Archives: Middle-East
A Question to all Pakistani Pro Bloggers
Google is an Internet Giant in advertisement business, Internet Search, Video Sharing website You-tube and many other useful services. Recently someone from USA has created a blasphemy video of Islam and Prophet Muhammad and uploaded it on Youtube. Google has no part … Continue reading
Posted in Features
Tagged blasphemy, boycott google, boycott youtube, Egypt, Google, Islam, Libya, Middle-East, Muhammad, Pakistan, pakistani pro bloggers, pro bloggers, Prophet Muhammad, United State, USA, YouTube
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Working for A Noble Cause Operation Rah-e-Imdad by We The Youth
I met Mr. Usman Shahid a few years ago in Jeddah. His Pakistani origin family shifted to Saudi Arabia a couple of years ago however Usman was born in Saudi Arabia and he is always keen to join Social Work activities. May … Continue reading
Posted in Features
Tagged facebook, Fasting, Fund Raising Campaign, helping poor, Jeddah, Middle-East, NGO, Operation Rah-e-Imdad, Pakistan, Pakistani, Ramadan, Sameera Aziz, Saudi Arabia, Usman Shahid, We the Youth
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Permanent Family Visa Application Form Saudi Arabia Download
Expats community in Saudi Arabia is seeking and requesting information and required Forms for applying Family Visa in Saudi Arabia. So I decided I will try to put this info at my blog to make it available for the expats community. This … Continue reading
Cancelling Individual Sponsorship System in Saudi Arabia
In Saudi Arabia currently Individual Sponsorship system exists in which any expatriate who intends to come to Saudi Arabia for work must have a sponsor. It might be a company or an Individual Saudi National. The Labor Ministry was studying … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Just-Shared
Tagged ArabNews, arabs, Expatriates in Saudi Arabia, expats, Foreign worker, International Labour Organization, kafala, kafalat saudi arabia, kafeel, kafeel system ends, Labor rights, Law, Middle-East, National Society for Human Rights, Saudi Arabia, sponsorship system
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Required Documents and Process to Change Profession in Saudi Arabia
This article has been moved to a new location at Pro Saudi Blog http://prosaudi.com/2012/family-visa-2/how-to-change-profession-in-saudi-arabia/
Posted in Features
Tagged change of profession, change profession, eqama, Estekdam office, family, family visa, getting family in saudi arabia, iqama, Istikdam office, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Middle-East, Pakistan, profession in saudi arabia, resident permit, Saudi Arabia, Visa (document), Visit visa, Work permit
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Final-exit rumors deter foreigners from traveling (outside Saudi Arabia)
By GALAL FAKKAR | ARAB NEWS | Published: Jun 23, 2011 00:21 Updated: Jun 23, 2011 17:37 | Posted in Just Shared JEDDAH: A number of expatriates, especially laborers, drivers, masons and salesmen have said they would cancel their plans to travel home this summer … Continue reading
Posted in Just-Shared
Tagged ArabNews, end of service benefits, exit and re-entry visas, exit-only visas, exit-only visas at airport, Expatriate, expats rights, Final Exit rumors, final exit visas at the airports, general services establishment, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, labors, Middle-East, Nitaqat system, Saudi Arabia, Travel, Visa (document)
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