U.A.E.: new rules for diplomatic and consular corps

Article Abstract:

The United Arab Emirate (UAE) government has introduced substantial reforms to Federal Law No. 3 of 1972, creating new standards for employing and promoting officials at the UAE Diplomatic and Consular Corp. The new legislation, slated to take effect on Mar 15, 1998, specifically prohibits officials from holding more than one office in the Corps and leasing any real estate or other similar properties that would be used in performing their tasks. The law further outlines new guidelines for determining the compensation of employees.

Diplomatic & Consular Privileges, Standards, Laws, regulations and rules, United Arab Emirates, Diplomatic privileges and immunities, Diplomatic immunity, Diplomatic and consular service, Diplomatic service

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New visa regulations

Article Abstract:

Changes in visa regulations in Kuwait are discussed. The new system should make it easier for international firms to attract labour from domestic sources.

Exit Visas, Entry Visas, Visas, Alien labor, Kuwait

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