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By: Times News Service Representative image Muscat: The Ministry of Labour has developed a replacement plan for recruitment companies to convert its employees into direct contracts in coordination with government agencies. The ministry said: "The ministry followed with interest what was circulated on the issue of recruitment companies and would like to clarify that it has developed an appropriate replacement plan for these contracts during the coming period, in coordination with various governm...

Travel agents are seeing a massive demand for visa extensions.

Canton Geneva has put forward a plan for the development of an area around Acacias which will be a mixture of green spaces and new housing.

So far so good – is the message from canton Geneva as work gets underway on the Mont-Blanc Bridge in the centre of town.

The council also called for postponing the decision to raise fees for bringing in expat workers | Times of Oman

Daniel Johnson joins us from the United Nations to discuss this week's events

Jia Chun Fàn / EyeEm Insider spoke to seven expats in Taiwan about what its been like living there, both before and during the pandemic. Expats love the affordable healthcare and "underrated" local activities like eating at night markets and hiking through gorges. Maria José Cubero had never set foot in Asia before she moved to Taiwan in 2016. Her husband got a job at a Taiwanese airline after having trouble finding work in their home country of Costa Rica, and s...

YINGKOU, May 29 (Xinhua) -- I wasnt scared because I trusted the Chinese government to make sure everything is okay. A South African expat living in Yingkou in

The government has added the United Kingdom to the list of countries that travellers arriving from have to quarantine.

Britons who have lived abroad for more than 15 years getting the right to vote in UK general elections is "a major win for democracy," according to Nigel Green,...