After the long debate going on for the past many days, in which Kuwait well-being insurance committee has set the yearly fees for the service, which is compulsory for immigrants above 60 to continue their work permits within the nation, at KD500 per person.

Last week, Kuwait allowed immigrants above 60 who are not continuing their college diploma to renew their work permits as per the new guidelines that have ended a month-long ban on their employment.

The new system binds the class of migrant people to come and pay an annual payment of KD250 per person and get their full health insurance as possibilities for work allow renewal.

The Higher Committee for Insurance Regulation launched a new report in which they specified the yearly health insurance worth KD500 per employee, in which they include 3.5 dinars in the administrative fees.

The document makes the holder get the yearly medical providers costing as much as KD10,000 and KD500 for dental care.

Last week, the PAM (Public Authority of Manpower) board headed by the just lately appointed Justice Minister ‘Jamal Al Jallawi’ authorized the brand new system, thus finishing the disputed ban on employment of immigrants above 60.

Exempted partners and kids of Kuwaiti residents and all Palestinian holders of journey paperwork.

Last year, in October, the Kuwaiti Advice and Legislation Department disproved the ban and said that they had no authorized foundation.

According to the Cabinet-linked division, the PAM director-general had issued the ban without authorization.

The prohibition issued by the PAM impacted the final 12 months an outcry amongst rights activists, who argued that it affected hundreds of immigrants and their families who lived with them in Kuwait.

As per estimation, some 4,013 people suffered and pulled out from the work market in Kuwait within the initial six months of implementing the ban.

Analysts also stated the restrictions harmed many employees of the country and undermined Kuwait’s labour market, looting it of skilled employees.