Kuwait's Direct Investment Promotion Authority lists Al-Hossam Legal - Al-Turqi & Partners among the accredited offices permitted to submit and follow up investor applications, and the firm's public website places it in Kuwait City. That official listing anchors this profile but is not an endorsement or proof of immigration specialization. Clients should confirm the responsible lawyer, current credentials, language, conflicts, accepted scope, and fees.
KDIPA work can involve an investment proposal, business plan, legal documents, entity selection, investment-licence decision, Ministry of Commerce establishment, labour planning, and later residence formalities. The official listing does not say the firm performs every service. Clients should request a written division of responsibility covering corporate documents, PAM employment steps, MOI residence procedures, PACI registration, official charges, translations, and post-licence compliance.
Kuwait announced a 2026 framework allowing up to 15 years' residence for owners, partners, senior executives, and family of KDIPA-licensed entities, subject to investment, operating, and employment conditions. Clients using this Kuwait City listing should confirm eligibility, sponsor duties, fees, and whether MOI, PAM, MOCI, or PACI work is included.
Passports Forum sources this profile from KDIPA's accredited-office list and the firm's public website; it is not a recommendation. Reviews should state the investment or residence service purchased, responsible lawyer, document quality, communication, quoted and final fees, authority follow-up, and whether delays were explained candidly.