Saturday, November 16, 2024

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 I recently registered for Australian business number as well as business name as Datrob Group Australia refer to below details about business mission..

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Friday, November 15, 2024

Dentist Dr. Nida Adeel practice at Glenroy Dental Clinic Melbourne, Australia

 Hi Everyone,


I hope you're doing well! I wanted to share and promote my elder sister's dental practice. She is an experienced and licensed dentist at Glenroy Dental Group. If you or anyone you know is looking for dental care, please see the details below:


Dr. Nida Adeel

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483 Pascoe Vale Rd, Strathmore, VIC 3041 Melbourne, Australia

Visit Website

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Bulk billing is available for children under the Child Dental Benefits (Medicare).


Feel free to reach out or share with those who might benefit!

Thursday, November 14, 2024

Millionaires and Billionaires of Pakistan, Australia and globally.

 Global Millionaires: 

Approximately 56 million people worldwide have assets exceeding one million US dollars .


Australian Millionaires: 

One in 10 Australians are millionaires in US dollar terms around 2.7 million Australians.


Here are the net worth values of the top Pakistanis:


- Shahid Khan: $3.8 billion, owner of Jacksonville Jaguars, Fulham F.C, and Flex-N-Gate

- Mian Muhammad Mansha: $2.5 billion, chairman and CEO of MCB Ltd, Adamjee Group, and Nishat Group

- Asif Ali Zardari: $1.8 billion, former President of Pakistan and co-chairman of Pakistan People's Party 

- Sir Anwar Pervez: $1.5 billion, founder and chairman of Bestway Group 

- Nawaz Sharif: $1.4 billion, former Prime Minister of Pakistan and leader of Pakistan Muslim League 

- Saddaruddin Hashwani: $1.1 billion, chairman of Hashoo Group 

- Nasir Schon: $1 billion, CEO of Schon Group 

- Abdul Razzaq Yaqoob: $1 billion, owner of ARY Group 

- Malik Riaz Hussain: $1.1 billion, owner of Bahria Town 

- Tariq Saigol: $850 million, owner of Saigol Group and Kohinoor Textile Mills




Breaking the cycle of financial challenges in Pakistan!
We need visionary business leaders like India's Tata Group and Ambani families to inspire and drive growth in our economy.
Their success stories are a testament to innovation, resilience, and strategic thinking.
Let's learn from their experiences and create our own Pakistani business giants!
It's time to bid farewell to IMF bailouts and forge a brighter economic future.
Share your thoughts on how Pakistan can foster a culture of entrepreneurship and business excellence.



Australians in GCC Countries

I spoke with a Ned university graduate /Canadian expat from Pakistan who joined Saudi Aramco as a Lead Project Engineer last year. He corroborated my views, advising that a basic salary between $15,000 and $20,000 USD per month with other compensations and benefits is reasonable. He also shared that Saudi Arabia has undergone significant changes, particularly in terms of women's rights, such as the freedom to drive, and has become more welcoming to Westerners.


He confirmed that having a Western passport, such as a Canadian or American one, is beneficial when working for prominent companies like Aramco, but also noted that it generally provides an advantage in the job market.


Holding an Australian passport, it's essential to be competitive in the job market. Before accepting any offer, negotiate your package to ensure you receive a fair deal. If someone is desperate to relocate due to their job situation or personal reasons, such as religious obligations, and fails to negotiate, it may result in an average salary package


According to Wikipedia, here are some estimates of Australians living in GCC countries:


1. Saudi Arabia: Approximately 5,000 Australians live and work in Saudi Arabia. 

2. United Arab Emirates (UAE): Around 10,000 to 15,000 Australians reside in the UAE. 

3. Qatar: Estimated 5,000 Australians live and work in Qatar. 

4. Kuwait: Approximately 1,500 Australians reside in Kuwait. 

5. Oman: Around 1,000 Australians live and work in Oman. 

6. Bahrain: Estimated 500-1,000 Australians reside in Bahrain. 


Please note that these numbers are estimates and may have changed since the last update.


Best Regards

Waqar

Thursday, June 5, 2014

Expat Life In Saudi


The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is an oil-rich, conservative Middle Eastern country where Islam is law of the land and the Quran forms the constitution. Foreigners are allowed to practice their own religion in private, proselytizing is strictly forbidden and there are harsh consequences for those disobeying Islamic laws and flouting local customs.
Expats seldom move to Saudi Arabia for the lifestyle & financial reasons. Most expats in Saudi Arabia live in Jeddah and Riyadh, both of which have the full range of Western amenities, a wide range of accommodation, and the majority of the Kingdom’s employers. Some expats will also find themselves drawn to Saudi's Eastern Province, pulled by lucrative job offers in the hydrocarbon sector with big employers Like ARAMCO.
The national dish of Saudi Arabia is Kabsa, a dish of rice with meat or chicken served on a huge platter.


                     



Population of KSA is almost 30 Million, w/ 20 Million Saudis & 10 million expatriates, Indians are most in numbers among expats. About 86 percent of expatriate workers earn salaries of less than SR2,000 per month, on labor category getting low wages.

It is evident that Saudi have shortage of local workers in all business areas either skilled/unskilled worker or educated working professionals…. That is why this gap is filled by expats from last many decades, and likely to carry on.

But govt has introduced Saudization policy i.e the replacement of expat workers by Saudis. In order to overcome unemployment of Saudis it is now mandatory for all employers to recruit minimum 10% local Saudis that is pre requisite to keep company operational.


Life is KSA is very peaceful & easy in general as compare to expat’s life in their respective native countries. There is no religious extremism here even though KSA is governed by Strict Sharia Laws. Meanwhile Islam is blamed in the world for causing and exporting religious extremism, KSA is best example of peaceful Muslim Country. Here it is very safe to have money with you while roaming outside. You don’t have to worry that someone will come to you to snatch your money/valuable stuff you are carrying.
  


Criminal law punishments in Saudi Arabia are based on Sharia (or Islamic law) and it include public beheading, stoning, amputation, lashing and cutting off the hands of thieves.
The death penalty can be imposed for a wide range of offences including murder, rape, false prophecy, armed robbery, repeated drug use, apostasy, adultery, witchcraft and sorcery and can be carried out by beheading with a sword or more rarely by firing squad.



As soon as it is prayer time shops are close for Salah break, in shopping malls they lock you inside, where you can continue to shop until the prayer is over. Once they open the doors and the staff has come back inside, you can then go through the Cashier/checkout.

Most educated expats come to Saudi Arabia for one reason: Money. Landing a position here as an experienced and educated professional typically comes with perks that jobs back home don't offer. Generous tax-free salaries, luxurious housing, paid education for your children, free tickets back home, and the minimum standard of 30 days paid vacation are all benefits offered to minimum university grad expats. The cost of living here is pretty reasonable as well, and considering that for most expats, housing and transportation are apart of their salary packages, very little money needs to be spent to live here. We all know gasoline is cheap (cheaper than water actually), but you may be surprised to know that food, entertainment, and shopping are also affordable. While in other parts of ME like Dubai, Qatar etc. everything is expensive (housing, food, transport). You cannot save much out of your earnings as compare to here in KSA.

If any Saudi female wants to marry foreign national first she needs to get written approval from her family and must complete formal documentations than only she can marry him. Children of Saudi spouse from foreigner father will not be entitled for Saudi nationality by birth. Her husband and children will be living in KSA on sponsorship of Saudi mother. In contrary to this even child born in USA, are American by birth irrespective of their parent’s native nationalities.

One aspect of Kingdom's life is hidden from many, since it is related to poor unskilled labors who pay heavy money to get KSA entry visa and to get in there. KSA govt is taking strict measure to counter illegal trade of visa that allow people to work freely outside their sponsor/kafeel/company. This way Saudi kafeels are also earning money and charging poor workers to let them work outside and fee to renew their iqama/work permits.
  
As per current rule for Expat worker in Saudi, they need to take permission from current company/kafeel before one transfer his sponsorship locally inside KSA & to begin working with new company/employer. In case he cannot get release letter from current sponsor he cannot join new company unless they provide him new visa for that he will need to travel on final exit visa and return back to join new company on their visa.

In KSA we sadly see discrimination in salaries among qualified executives as per expats passports/ nationality. Two Expats working in same roles like if 8000 SAR / month salary for Indian/ Bangladeshi /Siri Lankan/ professional then up to 60,000 SAR / month for American/European nationals working on same role having same experience and qualifications!. i.e. almost 8 time more.

Among Muslim Expats it is one of the deciding factor in their relocation to KSA and charm of having new life in Saudi due to two Holy cities Makkah & Medina. They can perform as many Hajj & Umrah (Islamic Pilgrimage) from inside kingdom. Apart from these two holy cities, which are on the top of the list for Muslim expats, but there are several other sites worth seeing as well. Like the mountains of Abha & Taif, or the beaches along the coast of the Red Sea and Persian gulf coast.
    
   



In Saudi Arabia men cannot talk/mix with women in public unless they are related to or married to the woman they are speaking to. So opportunities to socialize are fairly limited.
Women are also expected to wear an abaya, a long, flowing black robe, when out in public, and female spouse are not usually allowed to work if living there as part of their husband’s visa.

They are not allowed to drive, so have to rely on drivers chosen by their husbands or guardians to take them everywhere. They are not allowed to catch taxis.

It’s no secret that Saudi Arabia is a man’s territory. You feel it immediately upon arriving at the airport, from the segregated lines for women, to the immigration officers. Yes women are allowed to work if they are on employer's sponsorship but mainly they are working in schools and hospitals.
  


Americans & westerners Expats live in compounds, secured by Saudi military far removed from real Saudi life. You will see military guards at the front of the compound with giant machine guns in case someone tries to attack the foreigners. Mostly barbed wire are fixed at the periphery of Compound’s walls.

For Foreign children there are a number of international schools some of them are run by foreign embassies catering to their international community. The standard of education at these schools is variable. Expat students can get education inside kingdom till intermediate i.e 12th standard for further under graduate studies expat students have no facility inside kingdom they are left w/ options to either do it from their native countries or from any other foreign country.

Working and living in Saudi Arabia is best treated as an adventure and new life experience. The key is to make sure one is going for the right reason – if it’s solely to make money, think again. Expats need to see a move to Saudi as a package of career advancement, cultural experience, religious holy venue, financial enrichment and a great place to teach your family about ways of life.

[T] @waqar_muhd

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