
NidalM
Pakistani expat in Saudi Arabia
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About me
Pakistani
Lives in Riyadh
Speaks Urdu, Arabic, English, Hindi
Registration: 28 July 2009
About
My expat journey






Ontario, Saudi Arabia

Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
And the desert calls me back... Working by day, exploring Saudi Arabia and promoting concerts and comedy shows by night.
Financial Analyst
It feels like the country is opening up! And I love being part of it!
Its a lot hotter than I remember it!!

Ann Arbor, USA
Took up a scholarship to get a Masters degree in Financial Engineering. Got interested in traveling and photography while there!
Student. Full Time.
Studies were hard, but when I got the time, I could just get up and leave to a new and amazing location. Fell in love with photography!
Coooooold! 20 years in Saudi then 2 years here and I almost froze to death.

Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
Growing up. Making friendships to last a lifetime. Learning about life. Can't think of a better place to have been raised.
Student, mostly.
Things were slow. Life was easy. Felt like being in a bubble, shielded from the rest of the world.
20 years, I call the country home. Sadly, I could still be kicked out of the country on a whim.

Pakistan
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Sheesha in Khobar by shikra
Is Sheesha available in any restaurant or housing compound (in or near Al Khobar) that is easily accessible by expats?
oasisresorts.net/mainpage.htmaccessible? Perhaps not. You usually need to know someone in the compound that will let you in. You can call and reserve a table at the main restaurant in Oasis Compound I believe Details here: ... Read More
Any good gyms by Al Khobar UK Man
Hi guys are there any good gyms in the Khobar area? Prices? Thanks
I'd recommend plus.google.com/115758186141952202520/about?gl=us&hl=en]Fitness Time. It's located in the golden belt area of AlKhobar. Prices are SR 2,600 for 6 months but you can get discounts down to SR 2,000 through company deals, signing up with ... Read More
Do and don't in Saudi Arabia by expat.com
Are you living in Saudi Arabia? We need you to share your experience of the local customs :) Is it difficult to adjust to the local customs in Saudi Arabia? Could you please share with us a list of the do's and don't's in Saudi Arabia? Thanks!
It's not as boring in Saudi Arabia as some might think. though usually you need to stay in the country for a longer time to get introduced to everything going on. As you might understand, alot of what goes on is on the fringes of legality. Read More
Young family moving to Saudi....Help!! by LucyJones
My partner is 27 and has been offered a 5 year contract to work in Saudi! The money is amazing but as Im only 24 with a 20 month old baby Im not sure how I feel!! I have said I wont stay longer than 2 years due to my son starting school at 4. I ...
I see where you're coming from and I don't blame you. Life in Saudi can be a little difficult for a homemaker. Best suggestion I can give is to find accommodation in a compound (or western complex, as you put it). Compounds can be pretty lively ... Read More