How to Apply for Family Dependent Visas in Kuwait
Documents required to apply for dependent /family visa | How to Apply for Family Dependent Visas in Kuwait .
1. Passport Copy of your own (First page & last page),
Civil ID copy (mobile ID also accepted) since residence is no longer stamped on the passport
2. Passport Copy of your wife (First & Last page) Passport should have minimum 1 year validity
3. Work Permit Copy (Izne Amal) Ask your company to provide it.
Proving your Salary is KD 800 per month
4. Graduation degree stamped and attested from MOFA (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) from your country and attested at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Kuwait ( Those mentioned in the above list don’t have to provide a graduation degree but have to provide a company letter stating their profession which has to match work permit)
5. Relationship Affidavit. (This document can be typed from the typing centers located all over Kuwait).
Get a relationship affidavit from your embassy and get the same attested from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. (To get a relationship Affidavit you need a marriage certificate stamped from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in your country, if your name is mentioned in your wife’s passport then you don’t require this procedure)
6. Fill out the dependent visa application form from typing centers and make sure there are no errors, especially in passport number and name
7. Submit your papers to the Residence Affairs office.
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The salary of those submit requests is at least KD 800, and he/she should have a university certificate and work in a field matching his/ her specialty.
The below 14 categories are exempted:
The professions stipulated in Article 30 of Ministerial Resolution No. 957/2019 are:
1. Advisors, judges, prosecutors, experts, and legal researchers in the government sector
2. Doctors and pharmacists
3. Professors in universities, colleges, and higher institutes
4. School principals, deputies, educational mentors, teachers, social workers and laboratory technicians in the government sector
5. University financial and economic advisors
6. Engineers
7. Imams, preachers, muezzins in mosques, and memorizers of the Holy Qur’an
8. Librarians in government agencies and private universities
9. Ministry of Health employees, including nurses, paramedics those holding medical technical positions in various specializations, and those working in the field of social service
10. Social workers and psychologists in the government sector
11. Journalists, media professionals and correspondents
12. Coaches and players in the federation and sports clubs
13. Pilots and flight attendants
14. Preparers of the dead and those responsible for burying them.
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How to Apply for Family Dependent Visas in Kuwait
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