Saudi Arabia allows children of illegal residents to enroll in schools free of charge

New policy enables students to attend school free of charge, without any financial fees

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Khitam Al Amir, Chief News Editor
This decision comes in line with Saudi Arabia's commitment to ensuring that every child residing within its borders receives education, irrespective of their legal status.
This decision comes in line with Saudi Arabia's commitment to ensuring that every child residing within its borders receives education, irrespective of their legal status.
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Dubai: Saudi Arabia has announced that children of expats residing in the Kingdom in an illegal manner will be allowed to enroll in schools for the new academic year, provided their fingerprints are registered with the Ministry of Interior.

The new policy enables these students to attend school free of charge, without any financial fees.

This decision comes in line with Saudi Arabia's commitment to ensuring that every child residing within its borders receives education, irrespective of their legal status.

The move is also part of ongoing efforts by the Kingdom to enhance educational opportunities for all children and integrate them into the national framework of development and progress.

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