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The water bills in Qatar can be expensive so we have put together ways that you can reduce how much you use and then the cost too.
The Public Works Authority of Qatar has now partially closed Al Rayyan road for the next six months. Here's the information about
As of February 19, 2017, mobile radars are officially active on some roads and more will be added.
Bahrain Cancer Society are searching for the causes of cancer and helping patients through the challenging time.
This guide will provide you with all the necessary information and guidelines should you have a motor vehicle accident in Qatar.
The Qatar Cabinet has brought back the legislation concerning the legal rights of Qatar nannies, maids, drivers, etc.
Their aim is to seek help for expat workers to achieve their basic human rights aligned with internationally recognised standards.
Qatar Labour Law changed on December 14, 2016 and the changes address employment contracts, changing jobs, exit permits, bans and
The Palm Association aim to support families with severe financial issues meaning without The Palm they would go without food.
There are many charities available to donate and support in Bahrain, so be sure to read this list & pick your charities to support
Budgeting is a good idea for a new expat as they are still getting used to the currency taht they may not be used to.
As women begin to form in remarkable ways in society, we look at the most influential women of Qatar.
Bahrain's weather is similra to the other Gulf countries, unbearbale in the summer and moderate in the winter.
Vets & Pet Services In Doha- list of all the vets, pet sitting and animal shelters in Doha
If you want to get healthier during the Holy Month of Ramadan in Doha, follow this 30 day plan.
Public holidays are a great time to catch up with friends & family so be sure to jot these dates in your diary so you don't forget
Did you attend our recent HR Breakfast in February 2017 with Kate Sweetman? You may have been ex-papped
When visiting Bahrain it's best to sort your visa beforehand. Residents&nationals of GCC countries will recieve a visa on arrival.
Every expat needs to do a visa medical, this is a series of tests done to test the health of a person moving to Bahrain.
How to meet new people, make new friends and start new activities- our expert expat guide to making friends in a new country.
Demonstrations & protests are a regular occurrence in Bahrain & can be violent. You should avoid large crowds & demonstrations.
A housewife can work in Bahrain if she follows these procedures and obtains the correct no objection letters and work permits.
Applying & registering at schools is a standard procedure. We've included potential costs that you may have with your application.
The Bahrain Ministry of Education information is all here along with info about private and special needs education.
Road signs in Bahrain are standardized road signs similar to those used in other nations but with certain distinctions.
Driving in Bahrain is easy as the roads & highways are wide & well maintained, the drivers are calmer than other Gulf countries.
The Kingdom of Bahrain e-portal has a service where you can renew your divers license and we tell you how to do it.
Importing a car into Bahrain is quite commonplace among expats and we have a few guidelines to assist you in the process.
The Bahrain public transport system is used by many & is mainly buses & taxis that take people from point A to point B often.
There's now an extra step in the process of activating your DEWA
