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- Hajj and Ramadan in Saudi Arabia (Expatguru )
This article gives a brief idea about Hajj and Ramadan in Saudi Arabia and its implications for potential job seekers in the kingdom.
(1 Vote)
- It’s Christmas! Can I Celebrate in Saudi Arabia? (Carol Fleming)
This article describes celebrating Christmas in a country where the only religion recognized or practiced is Islam. So how do Christians celebrate Christmas in Saudi Arabia? What can they do?
(23 Votes)
- Facing Ramadan in Saudi Arabia as an Expatriate (Carol Fleming)
This article explains what Ramadan is and how Ramadan changes routines and impacts on non-Muslim expatriates in the Kingdom.
(3 Votes)
- Mall Regulations and Female Clothes Shopping in the Kingdom (Carol Fleming)
Going to a Mall and clothes shopping is unique in Saudi Arabia. Most shopping malls are for women and family only, barring entre to single men or groups of men. Most shops do not have fitting rooms for women either. This article provides the rules.
(0 Votes)
- Saudi Arabia: Importance of Timing and Coordination (Carol Fleming)
Most places in Saudi Arabia will close for thirty minutes during each muslim prayer timing. As a result it is important to carefully time and coordinate ones activities in Saudi Arabia.
(1 Vote)
- What if There is a Death of a Student or a Colleague? (Carol Fleming (American Bedu))
Living in Saudi one has to be prepared for all contingencies even if means what to do or how to go and pay respects at a funeral This article ealks you through the basics of Saudi customs.
(1 Vote)
- You’ve Been Invited to a Saudi Wedding (Carol Fleming (American Bedu))
Saudi weddings are a special and unique experience. This article provides a description of typical wedding customs and what one needs to know in advance if invited to a Saudi wedding.
(6 Votes)
- An American's Adjustment to Life in Riyadh (Carol Fleming (American Bedu))
Carol Fleming shares her own experience of her arrival and adjustment to Riyadh as well as providing tips and guidance to other expats on things to do and see.
(9 Votes)
- Tipping Etiquette in Saudi Arabia (Carol Fleming (Al Ajroush))
Tipping can be confusing the world over - when to tip, where to tip and how much to tip. This article gives basic guidelines on when it is appropriate to tip in Saudi Arabia in addition to what is a reasonable tip.
(7 Votes)
- Women's Issues in Saudi and How to Adjust (Expatguru)
This article describes the various issues faced by expat women and tips on how to adjust to those
(10 Votes)
- Housing Options in Saudi Arabia (Carol Fleming (American Bedu))
This article provides a guideline on the typical options available to expats who are responsible to identify their own housing in Saudi Arabia. The article identifies the benefits and cons of each option as well as some practical guidelines.
(10 Votes)
- Saudi Arabia and Keeping Appointments (Carol Fleming Al-Ajroush)
It is important to know the protocol and etiquette associated with appointments in Saudi Arabia. Expats are expected to be slightly early or on time for an appointment. Saudis on the other hand are given more flexibility. This article provides key info
(8 Votes)
- Saudi Arabia and Cultural Nuances (Carol Fleming (American Bedu))
This article provides guidance on simple gestures such as smiles and handshakes which if given in the wrong context or setting could be misinterpreted as an aggressive instead of friendly gesture.
(9 Votes)
- Processing for a Job in Saudi Arabia (Carol Fleming (American Bedu))
What happens after you apply for a job in Saudi Arabia? What paperwork is required? How long does it usually take from receiving the job offer to arriving in Saudi Arabia? This article, "Processing for a Job in Saudi Arabia" answers those questions.
(26 Votes)
- Practicing a Religion Other Than Islam (AmericanBedu)
(33 Votes)
- Delayed Culture Shock (AmericanBedu)
(30 Votes)
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