Kuwait has unveiled a 15-year residency program for foreign investors, aiming to attract substantial investments through stringent financial and operational requirements.
The initiative aims to attract high-value investments
Jun 15, 2026
01:14 pm
What's the storyKuwait has launched a new long-term residency program for foreign investors, offering permits of up to 15 years.
The initiative, established under Cabinet Resolution No. 651 of 2026, aims to attract high-value investments and strengthen regulatory controls in the country.
Foreign investors can now qualify for 15-year residency in Kuwait
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