Good news about house workers haroob cancel in Saudi Arabia in 2025.

 There is good news today for house workers in Saudi Arabia. 



If you are a house worker and you have a Haroob status, you can now transfer to a new sponsor (Nakal Kafala). This news was shared by MUSANED on social media.

MUSANED said that you do not need permission from your old sponsor to transfer as of their social media post. They did not show any proof that the old sponsor must approve. So, you can be sure that the transfer can happen with only a new sponsor.

What You Should Know

  1. You Can Find a New Sponsor
    If your current sponsor is good and you are happy, then you can stay with them. But if not, you can find a new sponsor and transfer.

  2. Do Not Pay Anyone
    Some people may try to take money from you for Nakal Kafala. Be careful. Many of them are scammers.
    Only pay through the official government system, not to any person.

  3. No Deadline Mentioned
    MUSANED did not say when this offer will end. It is better to apply now as you might miss the date.

How to Apply

  1. Find a new sponsor who agrees to take you.

  2. Tell your new sponsor to open their MUSANED account.

  3. This is the steps to follow.Just tell your Kafeel to look at it and he will do it.


                                           



Your new sponsor will complete the transfer in their MUSANED account.

Watch the following video for more information:





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