As part of the restructuring efforts of Kuwait’s regulatory framework, the Ministry of Interior has temporarily suspended the issuance of family residence visas until further notice, alongside the suspension of family visit visas and tourist visas. Eligible foreign nationals may enter Kuwait under an e-visa or visa-on-arrival or a valid residence permit. No further details have been announced regarding when the suspensions will be lifted.   

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