How Many Days Can Stay After Visa Cancellation in Kuwait?

If your Kuwait residency visa (iqama) has been cancelled, you may want to ask, "How many days can I stay in the country before I need to leave?" The short answer is

The 60-day grace period applies specifically to residency (iqama) cancellations. Visit visas, tourist visas, and business visas generally have shorter periods—sometimes only a few days—or no grace period at all.

The government of Kuwait offers a 60-day grace period to enable you to straighten up all your matters, make a flight reservation, or take a new visa when you have intentions to either change a sponsor or to go to another job. However, it's important to note:

• Overstaying beyond the 60-day grace period may lead to fines or even legal complications.
• This grace period applies mainly to residency (iqama) cancellations, not visit or tourist visas, which usually have shorter timelines.
• If you’re unsure about your visa type or deadline, it’s best to double-check with immigration authorities or your sponsor.

Need a new visa to stay in Kuwait legally?

Kuwait Immigration Services is here to help! Using our expert advice, you can always apply easily and quickly when renewing your visit or work visa or even seek guidance on what you can do after it is cancelled. There are no long lines, no paperwork; everything is fast and professional.

Apply for your Kuwait visa now with Kuwait Immigration Services and stay on the safe side.
 

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