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Reasons:
Tough restrictions on visas - which are also very expensive .And for those who can afford them are often refused entry unless they already have family living there.
Many Arab nations are actively seeking to reduce their foreign-born populations, including Kuwait, which embarked on a plan in 2013 to expel 1m expats over the next ten years.
Clearly, the same oil-rich countries like Iran have bloody hand in fueling the conflicts and sectarian wars in middle-east. On the other hand, they are the least interested in assisting refugees of the same wars they fueled. CC Moneystunna
https://www.beaconreader.com/ramyar...hoose-not-to-seek-asylum-in-islamic-countries
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Tough restrictions on visas - which are also very expensive .And for those who can afford them are often refused entry unless they already have family living there.
Many Arab nations are actively seeking to reduce their foreign-born populations, including Kuwait, which embarked on a plan in 2013 to expel 1m expats over the next ten years.
Clearly, the same oil-rich countries like Iran have bloody hand in fueling the conflicts and sectarian wars in middle-east. On the other hand, they are the least interested in assisting refugees of the same wars they fueled. CC Moneystunna
https://www.beaconreader.com/ramyar...hoose-not-to-seek-asylum-in-islamic-countries
link;
