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GRO (Government Relations Officer) and PRO (Public Relations Officer) services are vital to business operations in Saudi Arabia, ensuring seamless interaction with government agencies and compliance with local regulations. They handle tasks like visa processing, work permits, Iqama renewals, company registrations, and more. By streamlining operations and avoiding legal complications, GRO/PRO services enable businesses to focus on their core operations while maintaining full compliance with Saudi laws
Our experienced officers handle all government-related tasks, saving you valuable time to focus on your core business activities.
Avoid costly mistakes and delays with our expert guidance on regulatory compliance and documentation.
Stay updated on the latest regulatory changes and requirements with our team's extensive knowledge of Saudi laws and procedures.
Simplify complex procedures like visa processing, work permits, and company registrations with our streamlined services.
Ensure your business remains compliant with local regulations, reducing the risk of penalties and legal issues.
Receive customized services that cater to your specific business needs and goals in Saudi Arabia.
Benefit from our established relationships with relevant government agencies, ensuring smoother and faster processing of your requirements.
From initial setup to ongoing management, our services cover all aspects of government relations and administrative support.
Arab Dreams is your trusted partner for unparalleled PRO/GRO services throughout Saudi Arabia, with a strong presence in key business hubs such as Dammam, Riyadh, and Jeddah. Regardless of your location, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive and reliable support tailored to your business needs.
As your trusted ally in Jeddah, Arab Dreams delivers tailored PRO/GRO solutions that meet your specific needs. Our commitment to excellence and client satisfaction ensures that you receive effective and strategic support throughout your business journey.
At Arab Dreams, we offer efficient and cost-effective PRO/GRO services in Riyadh, facilitating smooth interactions between our clients and government authorities. Our knowledgeable team ensures that all compliance requirements are met, paving the way for your business's success in the capital.
Recognized as a leader in PRO/GRO services in Dammam, Arab Dreams excels in ensuring regulatory compliance and cultivating positive relationships with government entities. Our expertise allows us to navigate the complexities of the local landscape seamlessly, helping your business thrive.
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PRO (Public Relations Officer) and GRO (Government Relations Officer) services streamline interactions with government entities. These services ensure compliance with regulations by handling visa processing, labor contracts, permits, renewals, and other administrative tasks, saving businesses time and avoiding legal risks.
Visas are required to enter Saudi Arabia legally for specific purposes, such as work, business, or tourism. For businesses, work visas are essential to bring foreign employees to the Kingdom, ensuring they can live and work legally.
An Iqama is a residency permit that allows foreign nationals to live and work in Saudi Arabia. Unlike a visa, which grants initial entry, the Iqama must be obtained after arrival for long-term stay and work authorization.
The Iqama serves as proof of legal residency, enabling expatriates to access banking, healthcare, and other essential services. It is also required for employment and travel within and outside Saudi Arabia.
A work visa is issued through coordination with the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development (MHRSD) and Saudi embassies. It is mandatory for all expatriate employees, who must convert it into an Iqama within 90 days of arrival.
Yes, Saudi Arabia offers temporary work visas that allow employees to work for up to 90 days without obtaining a full Iqama. These are ideal for short-term projects or seasonal work.
Companies must register with several key government portals, including:
• Mudad for payroll compliance
• Qiwa for labor management
• Muqeem for Iqama management
• GOSI for social insurance contributions
• ZATCA for VAT and taxation
The General Organization for Social Insurance (GOSI) oversees social insurance schemes for employees. Both employers and employees contribute to GOSI, covering benefits like pensions, workplace injury compensation, and unemployment insurance.
• Qiwa: Used for managing employee contracts and Saudization compliance.
• Muqeem: Manages Iqama issuance, renewal, and exit/re-entry permits for foreign employees.
The exit-entry visa allows expatriates to leave and re-enter Saudi Arabia within a specified period. Employers must issue these visas for employees planning to travel outside the Kingdom during their employment.
The Iqama is typically issued within 90 days of an employee’s arrival in Saudi Arabia. Employers must apply for it through the Muqeem portal after completing medical checks and other formalities.
To open a personal bank account, expatriates must provide their Iqama, passport, employment letter, and a valid address registered with the National Address System. Banks may also require a salary certificate.
The payroll system ensures employees are paid in compliance with labor laws. Companies must use the Mudad platform to meet wage protection requirements and submit monthly payroll reports, ensuring transparency and preventing disputes.
• Work Visa: For employment purposes
• Business Visa: For short-term business activities
• Tourist Visa: For leisure travel
• Temporary Work Visa: For projects up to 90 days
Company name reservation is done through the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) portal. The name must align with business activities, be unique, and meet regulatory standards.
A Commercial Registration (CR) is a license that legally authorizes a company to operate in Saudi Arabia. It includes information on the company’s structure, activities, and shareholders and must be renewed annually.
The National Address is a mandatory digital address system used for government, banking, and utility services. Businesses must register a valid national address for official correspondence.
The Chamber of Commerce represents business interests in a specific region by supporting companies with licensing, trade certificates, and networking. In Saudi Arabia, it also helps businesses complete essential documentation and acts as a liaison between companies and government authorities.
Yes, Arab Dreams offers comprehensive support by managing all necessary registrations with key Saudi portals, such as Qiwa, Muqeem, GOSI, ZATCA, and others. Our team ensures your company stays compliant with regulatory obligations across all relevant platforms.
Arab Dreams provides end-to-end PRO/GRO solutions, ensuring a seamless experience in handling labor contracts, visa processing, and legal documentation. Our local expertise allows us to efficiently manage government processes, saving you time and preventing costly delays.
Absolutely. We cater to businesses of all sizes, from startups to large enterprises, offering scalable solutions that align with your specific needs. Whether you're a new entrepreneur or an established company, we can support your operations with professional consultancy and administrative services.
Yes, we offer flexible PRO/GRO packages tailored to your business's size, industry, and requirements. Whether you need full-service support or assistance with specific tasks, we design our services to match your operational needs and budget.