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Visit BLS Center for Amnesty Emergency Certificate   Kuwait City: 6th April 2024: Visit BLS Center for Amnesty Emergency Certificate Indian Embassy Advice Amnesty seekers to visit BLS center for Emergency Certificate   Indian Embassy advises amnesty seekers to visit the BLS center for Emergency Certificate purpose and the fee for Emergency Certificate / White Passport is fixed as 5 KD. Advisory 3 for Indian nationals about Amnesty declared by Kuwait Government. How to get emergency certificate from Indian Embassay? Embassy advises amnesty seekers not to pay any additional fee other than the stipulated fees for the respective services.   The fee are given below: Emergency Certificate fee: 5 KD Service Charge for BLS : 1 KD Form filling (If done in BLS) : 300 fils Photograph (If done in BLS) : 300 fils Photocopy (If done in BLS) : 100 fils per page Web Printing (If done in BLS) : 150 fils per page (a…

Indian Embassy Passport Center in Jahra     Dear All, we will find the details about Indian Embassy Passport Center in Jahra, Kuwait.   New Indian Consular Application Centre opens in Jahra, Kuwait. The new facility, inaugurated by H.E. Dr. Adarsh Swaika, the Ambassador of India to Kuwait, will be managed by the embassy's outsourcing partner, BLS International.   • The Jahra ICAC represents another step towards facilitating Indian visas for Kuwaitis and providing various consular services for Indian nationals.   Address : Building No. 27, Al Khalifa building, Second floor, Offices 3 & 14, Block No. 93, Jahra, Kuwait.     How to Verify your biometric status using Sahel App | iiQ8 News Fingerprint Kuwait Status Check   • The new facility is expected to streamline the application process, reduce waiting times, and ensure a seamless experience for all applicants. On 1st April, 2024…

Kuwait updates health rules for expatriates   Dear All, Ministry of Health, Kuwait updates health rules for expatriates Kuwait City, 31st March 2024: An expat showing ‘indeterminate’ result in hepatitis test deemed unfit Kuwait has updated preventive health measures for its large community of expatriates. According to the update, a foreign newcomer to the country applying for a residency permit or iqama is considered physically unfit if a hepatitis C examination shows an “indeterminate” result and as such he/she is not eligible to take a PCR test. But if a resident expatriate undergoes two hepatitis C tests with at least four weeks in between and they prove “indeterminate”, he/she is allowed to take a PCR test. In case the PCR proves positive, he/she then will be deemed physically unfit. But if the result is negative, he/she will be allowed to have the residency permit renewed for one year after which a new PCR test will be conducted. If the …