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3,100 Entities Seek Instalment Plan for MVR 254M in Unpaid Expat Worker Fees
The Ministry of Homeland Security and Technology announced that 3,159 entities have requested an instalment plan to settle MVR 254 million in unpaid fees and fines related to foreign workers, with a one-year period granted for payment. The ministry has also suspended 7,500 individuals from the Xpat system, and says only 36 per cent of the 139,000 permitted foreign workers pay fees regularly.
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Sun 22 SepThe Ministry of Homeland Security and Technology announced that 3,159 entities requested an instalment plan for MVR 254 million in unpaid f…on Sundayonly Maldives RepublicThe Ministry of Homeland Security and Technology announced on Sunday that 3,159 entities have requested to pay a total of MVR 254 million under a special instalment plan to settle pending fees and fines related to foreign workers.
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3,100 Entities Seek Instalment Plan for MVR 254M in Unpaid Expat Worker Fees
3,159 entities entities requesting instalment plan
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3,159 entitiesentities requesting instalment planMaldives RepublicThe Ministry of Homeland Security and Technology announced on Sunday that 3,159 entities have requested to pay a total of MVR 254 million under a special instalment plan to settle pending fees and fines related to foreign workers.
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MVR 254 milliontotal amount sought under instalment planMaldives RepublicThe Ministry of Homeland Security and Technology announced on Sunday that 3,159 entities have requested to pay a total of MVR 254 million under a special instalment plan to settle pending fees and fines related to foreign workers.
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MVR 188 millionoutstanding work permit feesMaldives RepublicThe outstanding amount includes MVR 188 million in work permit fees, MVR 63 million in quota fees, and MVR 2.7 million in cancellation fees.
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MVR 63 millionoutstanding quota feesMaldives RepublicThe outstanding amount includes MVR 188 million in work permit fees, MVR 63 million in quota fees, and MVR 2.7 million in cancellation fees.
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MVR 2.7 millionoutstanding cancellation feesMaldives RepublicThe outstanding amount includes MVR 188 million in work permit fees, MVR 63 million in quota fees, and MVR 2.7 million in cancellation fees.
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7,500 individualsindividuals suspended from Xpat systemMaldives RepublicIn response to non-payment, the ministry has suspended 7,500 individuals from accessing the Xpat system, used for managing expatriate workers in the Maldives.
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139,000 foreign workersforeign workers issued permitsMaldives RepublicThere are 139,000 foreign workers in the Maldives who have been issued permits, but only 36 per cent are paying the fees regularly, according to the ministry.
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36 per centpermitted foreign workers paying fees regularlyMaldives RepublicThere are 139,000 foreign workers in the Maldives who have been issued permits, but only 36 per cent are paying the fees regularly, according to the ministry.
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