Islamilaisten maiden maahanmuuttolait?

[Ulkopuolinen]

Millainen maahanmuutto- ja kansalaisuuslainsäädäntö mahtaa olla Kuwaitilla, Saudeilla, Emiraateilla, Bahrainilla ja Qatarilla? Kuka tietää?...

[MikkoAP]

Erinomainen aihe! Eikös niiden maiden, joissa rauhan uskonto on virallisessa asemassa, tulisi todellakin näyttää esimerkkiä meille hirmuisille suvaitsemattomille eurooppalaisille siitä, miten he maahanmuuttajina maihinsa tulleita uskonveljiään kohtelevat ja integroivat?

[Yhteiskuntamies]

Ymmärtääkseni jonku noiden maiden asukkaista vaan jotain neljäsosa omaa ylipäätänsä kansalaisuuden. Normaalit työntekijät ei kansalaisuusoikeuksia edes saa, vaan pitää olla jotain oikeeta sukua joka on sielä aina ollut ja tulee mahdollisesti olemaan.

Aika hyvin on suojannu omat oikeutensa ja niiden jatkumisen, veikkaisin.

[dothefake]

Saako kristitty muslimimaan kansalaisuuden lainkaan?
Jos ei, niin.......

[MikkoAP]

Saako kristitty muslimimaan kansalaisuuden lainkaan?
Jos ei, niin.......

Tai ateisti, tai buddhalainen, tai hindu...

[matkamasentaja]

Saako kristitty muslimimaan kansalaisuuden lainkaan?
Jos ei, niin.......

Mikseipä saisi (on musukkimaita ja musukkimaita), mutta miksi ottaisi jos tiedossa on vain vaikeuksia ?.

[Kerpo]

As a foreigner, you won't be granted rights of citizenship in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia's government is keen to protect the status quo and doesn't want to compromise its cultural values or standard of living by allowing foreigners to become a permanent part of society. Your only route to becoming a naturalised citizen is by marriage to a national; even this, however, doesn't guarantee citizenship, particularly for non-Muslims. -- Children of foreigners born in Saudi Arabia don't have rights of local citizenship and automatically assume the nationality of the parents.

http://www.justlanded.com/english/Saudi-Arabia/Saudi-Arabia-Guide/Visas-Permits/Citizenship

Attempting to enter Saudi Arabia without authorisation isn't only pointless, but is also likely to prove costly.

In fact, if you're hoping to fly into the country, you won't even get past the check-in desk. Similarly, if you arrive at one of the land borders, you will be quickly, and perhaps aggressively, turned back. Muslims find entry to the Kingdom much easier, the issue of visas for religious purposes (the Haj and Umrah visas) being a well-controlled, well-administered process. ---

  Obtaining a residence visa is usually a lengthy procedure – around a couple of months – with a considerable amount of paperwork on the part of the employer and individual. Having been given a contract of employment, you must present your contract, academic and/or professional qualifications and the results of a full medical examination, including HIV test either to the Saudi embassy or consulate in your home country or to the authorities in Saudi Arabia via your sponsor. You will then be issued with a visa number, with which you can proceed to a Saudi embassy or consulate to obtain a stamped residence visa, which will be converted to a residence permit after your arrival in the Kingdom (where you might be asked to take the medical again!). Your residence permit (Iqama) includes your photograph and must be carried at all times, your passport having been retained by your sponsor.

http://www.justlanded.com/english/Saudi-Arabia/Saudi-Arabia-Guide/Visas-Permits/Visas

A visitor's visa, which is in actual fact a business visa, is obtained upon a formal invitation from the company or individual sponsoring the visitor. The invitation will include a visa number and it is primarily a statement that the sponsor has obtained a visa for the visitor and that authority to issue the visa has been sent to the appropriate Saudi embassy.
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The following individuals are restricted entry in Saudi Arabia:

•    holders of Israeli passport or passports having Israeli stamps in them;
•    passengers who do not comply with Saudi conventions of behavior and dress or seemingly intoxicated individuals; and
•    special regulations are provided for pilgrims entering Saudi Arabia.

http://www.expatforum.com/articles/visas-permits-and-immigration/saudi-arabia-visas-permits-and-immigration.html

tämähän kuulostaisi melkeinpä rasistiselta ellei tietäisi kyseessä olevan muslimimaa.