Bahrain’s institutions remain strong and reliable, reinforcing confidence among both citizens and expatriates. For residents ...

automatically after the age of 18. The National Dialogue is a state-appointed body tasked with airing political grievances in the wake of widespread political protests that rocked the Gulf state ...

Compared with the UAE and Saudi Arabia, Bahrain offers long-term residency with lower investment thresholds and fewer financial barriers to entry/ Representative Image For years, the UAE and Saudi ...

08 June 2006 The proposal to double car registration fees and driving licence renewal fees for expatriates has stirred strong emotions among Bahrainis and expatriates alike. People feel that it is ...

Coolred writes about the recent case of an abandoned baby: “There have been quite a few expats here in Bahrain that came forward wanting to adopt this baby boy. Turns out the Bahrain govt is REFUSING ...

Hundreds of thousands of mostly South Asian migrant workers in Bahrain still face exploitation and abuse despite government reforms intended to protect them, Human Rights Watch said in a report issued ...

Traveling abroad is one thing, but starting a new life overseas is another. Expats who've moved abroad say Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Singapore are the top three places where it's ...