Riyadh: Saudi Arabia has announced a fine of up to SAR 100,000 and a prison sentence of up to six months for individuals who assist illegal expatriates by providing them with accommodation or employment.
The Saudi Ministry of Interior has warned that helping individuals who violate residency or labour laws is a serious offence and can result in strict legal penalties.
According to the ministry, anyone who transports individuals violating residency or labour regulations from one place to another, provides them with jobs or accommodation, or offers any form of assistance could face a fine of up to SAR 100,000 and imprisonment for up to six months.
According to Arab media reports, the ministry has also clarified that if the person involved in the offence is a foreign national, they will be deported from Saudi Arabia after completing their prison sentence.
The Saudi Ministry of Interior has urged the public to report violations of residency, labour and border security laws to the relevant authorities to help prevent illegal activities.
According to the ministry, violations can be reported by calling 911 in Makkah, Madinah, Riyadh and the Eastern Province. Residents in all other regions of Saudi Arabia can report violations by calling 999.
The Ministry of Interior has reiterated that legal action will also be taken against anyone who shelters, employs or assists individuals violating residency and labour regulations, in accordance with Saudi law.
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