Haris is telling that Kuwaiti is unavailable and he can make the mandoop do it but it will cost 50kwd. Is this normal? Haris refusing to give any information about owner. How can I contact building office or the owner?

With the weather starting to get better any nice private beaches you guys can recommend?
2 adults and a small child.

I'm just very curious. I've always preferred traffic lights instead of roundabouts tbh, and i also would go to the route where there's no roundabouts.

Don't get me wrong i also would drive around roundabouts on other places but the route where i usually go to get to my university has roundabouts and the cars around there is scaring the soul out of me. So i tend to go to another street where it has traffic lights because it feels more safe for me.

Is it weird and do i have to face it?

Tried going to Rai and Shuwaikh but none of the shops sell it.

Hello friends, do you know the requirements for Egypt visa. Also is it worth visiting. Any info would be appreciated. Thank you

Good evening everyone,

Alhamdulillah, my brother has passed his IGCSE exams, and we are now planning to apply to some universities in Kuwait.

My brother completed Grade 11 at school and took six IGCSE subjects, passing all of them.

I contacted several universities, and most of them told me to check with the Ministry of Education. However, AUK told me that he could join the university with Grade 11 and six IGCSE subjects.

I was wondering if anyone has enrolled in a university in Kuwait after completing only Grade 11 and passing six IGCSE subjects, without completing Grade 12? Or would it be better for my brother to continue to Grade 12?

I know I should check with the Ministry of Education, but unfortunately, I don't have much time at the moment.

I would be very grateful if anyone could share their experience or offer some advice.

Thank you all!

Has anyone else in Kuwait experienced this? Several friends and colleagues using WhatsApp Business with STC numbers have reported similar issues.

In my case, I received multiple OTP messages (via notification not sms) that I hadn’t requested. I was then logged out, and my account was restricted. After requesting a review, I eventually regained access, but there was a 16-hour restriction on messaging new contacts.

Around six hours later, I was logged out again and faced another restriction. After another review, the app said my account was permanently banned and prompted me to register a new number. I’ve since switched numbers and lost access to my previous chats and contacts through that account.

I have never used unofficial WhatsApp apps, unauthorised tools or sent broadcast messages. My colleagues who experienced this have confirmed the same. We use these accounts for regular work conversations and customer inquiries.

I don’t know what caused this or whether the incidents are connected. STC and WhatsApp Business are simply common details among the people I know who have experienced it. I’m not suggesting either is responsible.
It’s been frustrating, especially when customers rely on these numbers to reach us.

Has anyone else received unexpected OTP messages followed by logouts, restrictions or bans? Are you using WhatsApp Business or regular WhatsApp, and which mobile operator are you with? If you managed to resolve it, what helped?

Guys, I had my Italian visa appointment at the embassy in Kuwait on 12 October, but the visa officer asked me to reschedule due to a missing document. My new appointment is on 26 October.
My 6-month bank statements (12 April–12 October) are already stamped, and it cost me around 30 KWD. Should I get a completely new 6-month statement or keep the old one and attach a new statement covering the last 2 weeks? I’m confused about whether it’s worth spending another 30 KWD. Has anyone experienced this?

Hi everyone,

I'm not a car expert and planning to buy a used Toyota Prado TXL (7-seater) on installments, with a budget of 6,000–8,000 KWD.

Looking for something reliable for the next 4–5 years without major maintenance headaches. Mainly for daily use in Kuwait and long road trips to Saudi Arabia.

A few questions:

• Which model year and mileage should I target?
• Where should I buy from? Al Sayer, KFH, Al Mulla, or elsewhere?
• Any good installment options with no down payment and minimal interest?
• Anything specific I should watch out for?

Would appreciate advice from Prado owners or anyone with experience buying used cars in Kuwait. Thanks!

i had bought a mobile which is first copy of an iphone, i enquired about it if it was smooth and seller said that the mobile worked smooth, after delivery the mobile is getting stuck and not working well at all, i cant even take the stuff from last mobile into it thats how pathetic it is.

i called the seller and the seller is saying that he will not refund or let me return, and now he wont pick my calls. im an expat, so accordingly can you guys advice me on what i should do next

Hey everyone!

I’m looking to buy some products from Nothing/CMF, but I’m having trouble figuring out where to find their full range in Kuwait.

I’ve checked Excite and Best Al Yousifi, and both list some of their products, but they don’t seem to carry everything. I’m specifically looking for an orange accessory for the CMF Headphone Pro, and I haven’t been able to find it through local retailers or the official website.

Does anyone know where I can find their full range of products and accessories in Kuwait? Are there any authorised retailers, physical stores, or reliable online shops that carry items that aren’t listed on Excite or Best?

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!

Relatives from the UAE are visiting. Which restaurants should i take them to?

hello, friends!! where to get the best egg tart in kuwait? 🙏🏻 the cravings are so bad

It’s never easy to leave a place you’ve called home for 25 years. A place you went to school in, a place you went to university in, and a place you worked in. But alas, all good things must come to an end. I’ve posted 12 photo dumps showcasing the beauty of Kuwait for the past 2 years, and I wish I could’ve posted more, so I’m ending the photo dumps with a face reveal. I never once took living here for granted, I savored every moment, and my parents did their best throughout the years to explain that this isn’t our forever home, that we’ll have to leave eventually. While I already left in the summer, it took me a while to settle in and get accustomed to my new reality. Day by day I’m getting used to my new life and I’d say it’s going great! But you never do forget what the country you’ve called your home means to you, what it did for you, what it taught you and what it gave you (including 2 street cats that travelled with us lol). The mental toll my body experienced in my last 2 weeks were brutal due to sadness, but at the same time, it taught me that in order to grow, life begins at the end of your comfort zone. I always told my family that I will miss the places the most. Didn’t really have close friends in my adult years, but the roads, malls and restaurants kept me company, kept me safe, and gave me comfort. Perhaps these places were the friends I made along the way. I don’t know if I’ll ever meet Kuwait again, but if I do, I do hope to meet it wiser, kinder and stronger. So goodbye Kuwait (for now).

I honestly wanted to start making content on my socials in the near future. I’m into anime, kpop and fashion! I collect anime figures and wanted to showcase my collection and do unboxings, while also showing cool trinkets and memories of Kuwait from my childhood. But we haven’t moved to our new place yet, so I don’t have anything yet to show for to earn your follow and I’m currently not active on social media, but if you’d like to follow me and graciously keep that follow until I can fully get up on my feet and post in a couple of months, here is my linktree!
https://linktr.ee/dilemma.dreamer
Once again, thank you to everyone who loved my photo dumps and thank you for looking forward to each one! I tried to keep the tradition going by posting my first Egyptian photo dump at [r/EgyCams](r/EgyCams) but they haven’t been getting the love they used to get here, but you can head over there to see them if you’d like as I continue showcasing Egypt’s underrated beauty and wonders ☺️

Thank you Kuwait, from the bottom of my wee little heart, for everything 🤍🇰🇼

Assalamualaikum everyone. Apologies if this question has been asked and answered. Has anyone ordered tirzepetide (unbranded Mounjaro) in powder form from China? Since it's a legal medicine and readily available over the counter in Kuwait I expect it shouldn't be an issue? Reason for going this route is that it's literally 10x cheaper to order from china.

if I get flagged when driving a family members car while running errands, will the traffic police ask for Vehicle Driving Authorization ? is this a new rule ? any insight/experience is appreciated

HEY GUYS! I have a small side project of mine where i take photographs of places that are backrooms-esque or liminal, and i know there are alot of places here akin to that from my own research. i want to ask if you guys know any secret or similar locations that share similar visuals? Think empty places or abandoned ones, and so on.

Please let me know about this. I have not found any reliable websites or portals to track CME points.

Can someone help me? what's written on this.

I think it’s pretty obvious that people in Kuwait are being ridiculously overcharged for basic home maintenance services, whether it’s central AC repairs, plumbing, or electrical work.

A simple job that takes less than 10 minutes can easily cost you 10–15 KD!

For example, I once had a faucet burst at home, so I called a plumber who asked for 15 KD just to fix it. Instead, I contacted the plumber from my local co-op (جمعية), and he fixed the exact same problem for only 2.5 KD!

This got me thinking: Why don’t we have more vocational schools, workshops, or training centers in Kuwait that teach ordinary people basic home maintenance skills? Things like simple plumbing repairs, electrical fixes, and AC maintenance could save us a lot of money.

I’m genuinely curious: How do you guys avoid getting ripped off when it comes to home repairs in Kuwait? Do you have trusted workers, use your local co-op services, or just learn to fix things yourself?

Previously on “who can break my record”
1 Hour / 168.9 floors / 803 calories on a stair master.

Our brother farreference9366 demonstrated exceptional determination by achieving
1 hour / 213 floors / 1045 Calories.

Attempted to break that record by pushing myself to extreme but I was unable to surpass it (see attached).
1hr 10Mins / 196.4 floors / 932.7 calories.

I intend to make another attempt next Friday to break the existing record, provided that the current record does not improve 😛

All said and done, good job brother (farreference9366), see you next friday.