The Public Prosecution (Nayab Al-Aama) in Saudi Arabia has issued a stern warning regarding the involvement of non-Saudis (Expatriates) in unauthorized economic activities within the Kingdom.
Saudi regulatory authorities have reinforced laws to combat various economic violations and have put stringent measures in place to hold those responsible for potential offenses accountable, as emphasized by the Saudi Public Prosecution.
It is explicitly unlawful for any individual to grant permission for a non-Saudi to partake in economic activities for their personal gain within the Kingdom, particularly if they lack the legal authorization to do so.
This prohibition encompasses actions such as allowing an expat to use their name, license, approval, commercial register, or trade name for unauthorized economic activities.
In accordance with the Anti-Concealment Law, those found in violation of this regulation may face severe penalties, including imprisonment for up to 5 years, a fine of up to five million Saudi riyals, or both.
