König Tours supports you in planning your trip to Kuwait

 

German citizens require a valid visa to enter Kuwait. The tourist visa allows a stay in the country for up to 30 days. Upon arrival by air, it can be obtained at the airport. However, if entering by land or staying for more than 30 days, it is necessary to apply for it in advance at the Embassy of Kuwait. If you plan to live and work abroad, you will need a permanent residence permit. In this case, it is necessary to submit certified translations of your birth certificate and other important documents to the Embassy of Kuwait. If you do not have the necessary documents for the stay abroad in the required language, our professional translators can take on the task. We authenticate all translations through legalization at a consular representation of Kuwait.

Kuwait is an emirate located on the Arabian Peninsula. Its name in Arabic means "fortress near the sea". It borders the Persian Gulf, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia. The emirate has large oil reserves that have brought great wealth. The modern capital is home to over 70% of the population. The metropolitan area is now home to around 2.5 million people. In addition to modern skyscrapers and comfortable hotels, there are numerous magnificent mosques and old palaces, colorful markets, and bustling streets.

The emirate consists mostly of the ad-Dibdiba desert. With its spectacular deserts, nature reserves, and national parks like Jal-Az-Zor National Park, it attracts visitors from around the world. Kuwait's climate is very hot and dry. There is almost no rainfall between May and October. In the summer, temperatures in the interior of the country can often reach over 50 degrees Celsius. However, temperatures along the coast are somewhat milder even during the summer months. The best time to visit is still the winter months from November to March. During the winter, the emirate entices with pleasant temperatures and plenty of sunshine. There are numerous direct flights from Germany to the Arab country. From Frankfurt, you can reach your destination in less than 6 hours.

If you are traveling from Germany to the Arab country, it is advisable to take out travel insurance. The statutory health insurance does not cover treatments outside the European Union. Treatment costs can be very high in Arab countries. In addition to treatment costs, many insurances also cover repatriation to your home country. It is also recommended to take out trip cancellation insurance. In case of illness or cancellations, you will be reimbursed for already paid costs for flights and hotels.