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sicklyman
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to satisfy your insatiable hunger for knowledge of living/working in Saudi, let me inform you that "A", "B" etc all refer to grades of Bupa plans. COmparing them to a completely different company's plan is apples to oranges.
What company are you working for Yasuke and what insurance do they offer?
Something gives me the feeling that question will never be answered...  |
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scot47
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Companies in the private sector have to provide health insurance for their employees. I do not think there is much choice available to employees.
If you are in government employment (eg at KFUPM) you are entitled to treatment at a government hospital, including the teaching hospitals. You may have problems in getting treatment for dependants. Some in that position take out health cover from one of the insurance companies - perhaps through a broker. Read the small print. |
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