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Saudi Arabia’s expat remittances soar 23% to $3.58bn: SAMA

Saudi Arabia’s expat remittances soar 23% to $3.58bn: SAMA

  • Expatriates make up 41.6 percent of the total population
  • Bangladeshi nationals are the largest group, totaling 2.12 million
By Dayan Abou Tine ·
Saudi expat remittances see 10% growth to reach $3.16bn

Saudi expat remittances see 10% growth to reach $3.16bn

By Dayan Abou Tine ·

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