Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have tightened scrutiny on Pakistani nationals amid growing concerns over organised ...

Amid growing concerns over organised begging and criminal activities abroad, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) ...

Saudi Arabia has deported around 56,000 Pakistani nationals for involvement in organised begging, Pakistani officials ...

The large-scale deportations highlight growing concerns among Gulf countries over organised begging networks and violations of local residency and labour laws.

Saudi Arabia and the UAE have increased scrutiny of Pakistani nationals due to concerns about organized begging rings, ...

Dubai sent back around 6,000 individuals, while Azerbaijan deported about 2,500 Pakistani nationals accused of begging.

Last month, the UAE stopped issuing visas to most Pakistani citizens due to concerns about individuals arriving in the ...

Despite tighter visa rules, no-fly lists and repeated warnings from foreign governments, thousands of Pakistani nationals ...

Saudi Arabia has deported 56,000 Pakistani beggars despite Pakistan’s no-fly lists and airport checks. Economic distress, misuse of Umrah visas, religious charity perceptions and organised gangs drive ...

Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have increased strict surveillance and visa restrictions on Pakistani citizens.

Despite no-fly lists, deportations and visa curbs, Pakistani beggars have continued to fly to and attempt to, fly to Gulf nations, just to beg. Recently, Saudi Arabia has deported as many as 56,000 ...

A cross-border embarrassment unfolds as mass deportations and airport offloading expose how organised begging rackets abroad have triggered travel crackdowns, visa freezes and serious diplomatic ...