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“Okaz” learned that the “Qiwa” platform has added a new notification within the service for issuing and renewing work permits, informing small enterprises that the exemption from work permit fees will end at the end of January 2027, along with clarifying the mechanism for calculating fees after the exemption period ends.

According to what “Okaz” has reviewed, a message appears on the work permit issuance and renewal page stating that the exemption for small enterprises from work permit fees will end starting from the end of January 2027, and fees will apply to any remaining duration after this date, allowing business owners to know when the fees will start to be due before completing the procedures for issuing or renewing work permits.

This notification comes within the fee review page that displays details of the amounts due for the worker, including work permit fees, any financial compensation if applicable, and overdue fees resulting from not renewing the permit during previous periods, in addition to the total amount required to be paid before completing the service.

The update aims to enhance the clarity of financial obligations for business owners, enabling them to understand the impact of the end of the exemption period on work permit fees before completing the issuance or renewal procedures.

It is worth mentioning that the fee calculation page (work permit fee review) allows enterprises to view the details of the fees due before issuing or renewing work permits, including the expiration date of the current permit, the expiration date of the new permit, work permit fees, financial compensation, any overdue fees if applicable, along with the total amount required to be paid, with the option to view the details of fee calculation for each worker.

* Details of the fee calculation page:

- Expiration date of the current permit

- Overdue years

- Financial compensation fees for overdue years

- Expiration date of the new permit