my husband spent 17 years in Saudi, he bought in Dubai, the Saudi limit was 4million and it was to just live in own house renting is not allow for that investment in Saudi. if the job in Saudi gone finding new job is issue for non-nationals. two options after getting forced resignation my husband has. either buy an iqama or find a job otherwise pack and leave in 2 months. they are hiring Saudi females to replace outsiders if they think they can replace out outsourcing even charged more rather keeping a 17years working employee.
Saudi Arabia has undergone substantial development since its inception, and foreigners will find life much easier in the coming years. Whatever they are attempting to achieve cannot be accomplished with their indigenous population, therefore seeing how Dubai has progressed over the previous 20 years is a positive trend that I can see for Saudi Arabia.
Dubai and its neighbours are part of a new growing market, while other markets around the world are more established. For investors, it makes sense to continue researching high-return areas, particularly after COVID. What Net yearly % returns have you seen in the NZ market?
Very informative, With these you can have an idea what people are really doing other than the 9-5 job and give an insights new prospects. While many of my friends including me find it a risk leaving job. Exploring avenues with job is a must to do . However the guy is humble and friendly attitude. Really a nice one
The Oman real estate market is experiencing a correction; current ready-to-move long-term ROIs are about 5%+ net, with short-term ROIs ranging from 7-9%. According to the new Sultan's latest initiatives, the population growth rate is around 9%, thus we anticipate a steady increase in ROIs in the next years.
