Kuwait has overhauled its expatriate residency rules in 2026, introducing new fee structures and eligibility conditions for foreign residents and their families. These reforms aim to modernise the system, standardise procedures under Article 22 for family visas and mandate annual health insurance, impacting how long expats can stay and what they pay.
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Kuwait’s new residency fees and conditions for expats explained: What’s changed in 2026
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