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Assalamu Alaikum, I’m Abu Aishah, the person behind Indian in Saudi Arabia.
When I first moved to Saudi Arabia as an expat, I quickly realized that life here, while full of opportunities, came with its own set of challenges. Everything—from visa applications and government procedures to document attestations and health services—felt like a puzzle I had to solve. At first, I relied on online guides, WhatsApp groups, and advice from acquaintances, but I often found conflicting information. Some sources were outdated; others were cluttered with ads or misleading links, and a few even pushed services that didn’t seem trustworthy.
To keep myself organized, I began taking detailed notes of every procedure I went through. I documented forms, deadlines, official portals, fees, and step-by-step processes. Over time, I thought, “If this helps me, it could help others too.”
I began converting my notes into structured blog posts. I wanted to create something reliable, practical, and clutter-free—a space where expats could find clear instructions without being bombarded by ads or promotions. The idea was simple: if I could navigate the system successfully, others could too, and more efficiently.
One of the most pivotal moments for the blog came during COVID-19. Flight schedules, visa extensions, and quarantine rules were changing almost daily. Rumors and misinformation spread like wildfire on social media. People were confused, anxious, and unsure about what steps to take. I felt a responsibility to share accurate, step-by-step guidance. I spent hours verifying updates from official sources and compiling them in an understandable way. Many readers reached out to thank me, saying that my posts had helped them make important decisions during uncertain times. That was when I realized this wasn’t just a blog—it could become a community and a trusted resource for Indian expats in Saudi Arabia.
Over the years, my blog has grown to cover more than just procedural guides. I write about practical experiences of daily life here, including managing finances, understanding social etiquette, and navigating medical and government services. I share personal stories, like the time I filled the family visit visa form—confused by the fields and unsure of the process—and how documenting it step-by-step saved me hours of frustration. I realized that these small experiences, when shared, could save someone else from the same confusion and unnecessary delays.
Saudi Arabia’s rules keep changing, and it’s easy to get confused. I’ve noticed many expats struggle with small details that can make processes longer or more complicated. I write about my own experiences and share practical tips—so others can save time and avoid unnecessary hassle.
This blog is not just about procedures—it’s about creating a supportive, informed community. I want readers to feel that they can trust the information here, reach out with questions, and even share their experiences. I am always open to feedback and corrections because accuracy and authenticity are my top priorities.
Writing this blog has been a learning journey for me as well. Every post, every comment, and every question teaches me something new. It has given me the opportunity to explore topics I hadn’t considered before, from legal updates to health procedures, and even social and cultural insights. What started as a way to keep my own life organized has grown into a platform that helps hundreds of people navigate life in Saudi Arabia with confidence.
You can reach me here to ask questions, share experiences, or suggest updates:
📱Contact Abu Aishah on Whatsapp
🖥️ Join Indian In Saudi Arabia Whatsapp Group
Thanks for being part of this journey—let’s keep helping each other out!