Why Paying Guests are not encouraged in Riyadh

Member since 28 February 2011

malisohailSerial expat21 December 2012 00:42:35

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Hi,

I had been looking for a paying guest accommodation with a decent family in Riyadh but invain. I have witnessed that this is something not encouraged in Riyadh even if people are living in abundance.

saimans Guest

saimansGuest21 December 2012 06:31:07

I guess Lack of trust is the main reason for not having the concept of Paying guest @ Riyadh or for that matter at KSA.

Alliecat ViP

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AlliecatViP21 December 2012 09:16:39

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Saudi's don't do this (not even with other Saudi's, to my knowledge) BUT expat families do. You could quite probably get a room with a Pakistani family. Good luck!

malisohail Serial expat

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malisohailSerial expat21 December 2012 10:43:52

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Fingers crossed

TheLegendLeads ViP

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TheLegendLeadsViP21 December 2012 13:47:18

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The trend is growing with the inflation. It's not common but it does exist. I lived as a paying guest for a year or so and it was back in 2006/7.

malisohail Serial expat

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malisohailSerial expat21 December 2012 14:14:45

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TheLegendLeads wrote:
The trend is growing with the inflation. It's not common but it does exist. I lived as a paying guest for a year or so and it was back in 2006/7.

Encouraging!!!

adnanhashmi Contributor

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adnanhashmiContributor22 December 2012 09:55:34

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I have a paying guest living with me. It works out well sometimes, depends on your luck. In the beginning, i met 4 guys, finalised one of them who matched my expectations, do check out expatriaties as many Asians tend to use it to advertise. You will probably end up having a good option.