Introduction
Kuwait has a substantial expatriate population. Similar to the
other GCC nations, it has a significantly above-average percentage
from a global perspective. Around 70% of the populace are from
foreign lands, and these people may live in the country for a
considerable number of years. However, there are many regulations
which apply only to nationals of the country and not residents.
The country is a highly developed one which is recognised around
the world as an attractive business location. It is also a location
which presents great appeal for potential employees who wish to
work and live there. The lifestyle that many hear of and expect in
more senior positions can be quite lavish, and given the climate,
boating and sea-related outdoor activities are common.
