Pros and Cons of Living in Kuwait

"I appreciate the people's sense of pride in their country, for they are very patriotic," explained one expat.

"Expatriates in Kuwait appreciate the country's rich cultural heritage, which is evident in its traditional architecture, art, music, and cuisine. They also appreciate the hospitality of the local people, who are known for their generosity and kindness. Additionally, expats enjoy the country's modern infrastructure, which makes it easy to get around and explore the many attractions Kuwait has to offer. Finally, expats appreciate the safety and security that Kuwait provides, making it a great place to live and work," said one person in Kuwait.

"I work in schools and come from being a mandated reporter of child abuse, it is more of the norm here, and there are no laws or much education about it. Another challenge for us is the way they drive in Kuwait. We'd heard about this when researching before coming here, but you actually have to live it to understand how terrible it is. That is very frustrating, and could be dangerous," said one person in Hawally.

"Expats in Kuwait often find the local culture to be quite conservative, which can be challenging to adjust to. The dress code is strictly enforced, and public displays of affection are not allowed. Additionally, the local language, Arabic, is not widely spoken by expats, making it difficult to communicate with locals. Furthermore, the local customs and traditions can be difficult to understand, and expats may find it difficult to fit in," remarked one expat in Kuwait.