As we are seeing an increase in the questions about living in kuwait at the KuwaitStay community, we have decided to provide more focus on this topic by starting a seperate site for Questions and Answers about Kuwait.

The website, Q8Living, will focus on two primary areas. Blog aggregation of English blogs in Kuwait and Questions and Answers about living in Kuwait

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During my working tenure in kuwait I have been noticing to what happens with the working person nearly reaching to fifties,If ones job is government he can be assured to complete his full working tenure until the retirement age that's sixty.

But for those who are working under the private companies have a tuff time in surviving with the pressure they have to face through job insucurity, specially if one is in middle management or lower. quiet earlier than their term of retirement is approaching, inspite of active and healthy, the management don't fail to strike them,  either to pressure them to reisgn or terminate.

And imagine, what it is like to have a termination at his fifties, to find a job will be so difficult because of the age weighed all around into the companies while hiring the staff.hence even a well experienced person who would be active shall be called to work for quaterly from his earlier monthly income.

I have been to the salmiya clinic for getting the regular vaccination for our son recently. I just happen to see this vaccination chart hanging at the clinic and thought of sharing its snap with you all.

The vaccination is free and all you need is the birth card, if born in Kuwait or preferably the birth card if born outside Kuwait so that they can track the date of birth as well as the vaccination history

The preventive vaccinations are administred by the preventive health center in the clinics near you. For children you need to carry either the birth certificate or the vaccination card.