Significados de expatriate workers en inglés

Several Gulf countries have a sizeable population of Keralites as expatriate workers.

Remittances by expatriate workers is a major source of Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserves.

The country relies heavily on expatriate workers for its oil, construction and service industries.

For years, gangs targeted primarily expatriate workers but recently wealthy Nigerians have been more common victims.

Up to a month ago, the agency employed 17 expatriate workers at four locations in Rwanda.

An Aden port official said a Chinese warship docked on Sunday to evacuate Chinese diplomats and expatriate workers.

Wealthy states have sent planes and ships to bring home expatriate workers but many more, from poorer countries, are stranded.

He said the review would ensure expatriate workers are only working the one job for which their permit was issued.

The sector directly employs about 440,000 mostly expatriate workers.

Fiji's shadow minister for works and transport has asked the government to explain its "high-handed" deportation of expatriate workers.

The Money Exchange served expatriate workers in the nascent oil industry around oil company Aramco with cash remittance and currency exchange services.

Dublin has been ranked the most expensive place for expatriate workers to live across the euro zone - leapfrogging Paris among others.

Its expatriate workers for Somalia are based in Nairobi and travel in and out of the country when security conditions permit it.

The two brands being launched by VMMEA are Virgin Mobile, aimed at the youth market, and Friendi Mobile, targeting Saudi's expatriate workers.

The measure will allow expatriate workers freedom of movement, the right to own property and allow them to do business in the kingdom.

Industry reports suggested Libya's oil output had been halved as expatriate workers pulled out, Fatih Birol, chief economist of the International Energy Agency, said.