We would like to inform all concerned candidates that, due to recent changes in government compliance and regulatory procedures, there may be a slight adjustment in the processing timeline for Schengen Work Permit applications.

As per the updated process, the final results and status updates will be declared within the expected working period of up to 45 working days. This timeline has been set to ensure full compliance with the latest government requirements and to maintain the quality and accuracy of our services.

For transparency and reference, the list of candidates’ names and relevant details is mentioned below on this page.

Candidates are requested to regularly check our News & Blog section on the website for:

• Latest updates

• Official announcements

• Process-related notifications

We sincerely appreciate your patience, cooperation, and continued trust in Probs & Sols International Consultancy. Our team remains committed to guiding you through every step of the process.

For further assistance, please feel free to contact our support team.

Thank you for your understanding.

Team ProbsnSols

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Order Reference	Candidate Name	Applied Country	City in KSA	Status
ATS06608	Muhammad Jabbar	Serbia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS06369	Puspa Raj Tamang	Serbia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS06368	Binayak Tharu	Serbia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS06365	Sohel Rana	Serbia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS06360	Mohammed Abdul Ahad	Bulgaria	Riyadh	Under Gov Review
ATS06353	MD MAHFUJ MIAH	Bulgaria	Riyadh	Under Gov Review
ATS06337	Israr Ahmed Khan	Bulgaria	Riyadh	Under Gov Review
ATS06330	Evan Hossain	Bulgaria	Riyadh	Under Gov Review
ATS06226	AMINU KARIMU	Bulgaria	Riyadh	Under Gov Review
ATS06150	Sumon SK	Bulgaria	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS06080	Abbysalom Otieno Awour	Bulgaria	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05977	Affan Ali	Bulgaria	Hail	Under Gov Review
ATS05947	Jayson Sarmiento	Bulgaria	Hail	Under Gov Review
ATS01789	Md Jahidul Islam	Bulgaria	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS01788	Anees Shaik Abdulla	Bulgaria	Jeddah	Under Gov Review
ATS01722	JOBAIED AHMED	Bulgaria	Jubail	Under Gov Review
ATS05934	MEHDI HUSSAIN	Bulgaria	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05895	Shahid Anwar	Bulgaria	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05876	ABDUR RAHEEM KHAN	Bulgaria	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05730	Sanjay Kumar	Bulgaria	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05709	JOYNAL ABAYDIN	Portugal	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05706	MD Jakir Hosen	Portugal	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05703	Delowar Hosen	Portugal	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05702	Mohan Singh Shrestha	Poland	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05692	Muhammad Naseem	Poland	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05691	Muhammad Irfan	Poland	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05670	MD Kawsar Jahan Dalim	Poland	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05669	Mohammad Monir Hossain	Poland	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05621	Samrat Hossain	Bulgaria	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05486	Muhammad Khalaf	Bulgaria	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05306	Usman Yousaf	Bulgaria	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05237	Aftab Ahmed	Bulgaria	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05228	Md Monir Hossain	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS05012	Saim	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS02152	Mirza Muhammad Awais	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS04581	Nasim Mohammad	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS04580	Azhar Hussain	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS04117	Asif Raza	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS04114	Fida Ali	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS04108	MD. Arifur Rahaman	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS04099	Muhammad Imran	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS03963	Humas Yasin Muhammad Yasin	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS03785	Mohamed Fazloo Nagoor	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS03702	Dharma Prasad Adhikari	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS03547	Asif Mahmood	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS03494	Subas Bista Mahendra Bahadur	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS03439	Sivapathan Vettivel	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS03232	Kafayet ullah	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS03118	Mahendra Giri	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS03080	Rupesh Tamang	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS02953	Jiwan Jimba	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS02923	Anup Paul Biswas	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS02909	Naidu Gorli	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS02910	SUNKARA Bhaskara	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS02905	Sirjana BK	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS02895	Abood Bin Hussain Yafai	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS02874	Faiz ul haq	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS02875	Sohail Imran	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS02866	Manish Biswakarma	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS02789	Ravikumar Muththusami Murugesu	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS02758	Nazrul Islam	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review
ATS02578	Mohammad Husahin Khan	Slovakia	Dammam	Under Gov Review

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While contacting, please share the following details:

• Full Name (as per passport)

• Date of Birth

• Nationality

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While contacting, please share the following details:

• Full Name (as per passport)

• Date of Birth

• Nationality

📞 Saudi Arabia Team Contact:
+966 50 245 9552
(Available via Call or WhatsApp)

Kindly contact us at the earliest to proceed with the next steps.

I appreciate your cooperation.

Team Probsnsol

__________________________________________________________________________________

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WP No	NAME	DOB	NATIONALITY
WP02404	Billal Khan	10/01/1995	Bangladesh
WP01531	Zulfiqar Hussain	20/07/1986	Pakistan
WP03022	Gyanendra Gurung	14/04/1994	Nepal
WP01927	Marvin Octaviano Morales	03/03/1977	Filipino
WP01472	Anu Kumar	13/03/1995	India
WP02309	Ahtesham Hassan	20/04/2000	Pakistan
WP01586	Glain Entrolizo Siroy	31/03/1984	Filipino
WP02805	Md Shoaib Sheikh	02/07/1999	India
WP01605	Khalid Rafiq	14/09/1978	Pakistan
WP02729	Muskan Gurung	25/09/1994	Nepal
WP01929	Muhammad Asif Shafique	14/04/1979	Pakistan
WP02891	Anowar Hossain Shohag	20/10/1982	Bangladesh
WP01882	Mamun Hossain	01/02/1985	Bangladesh
WP02607	Touhidul Islam	12/10/1993	Bangladesh
WP01412	Mobarak Hossain	01/01/1976	Bangladesh
WP01877	Jober Ahmed	10/07/1969	Bangladesh
WP02959	Nazar Muhammad	14/03/1977	Pakistan
WP02131	Kabir Abdul	04/03/1973	Bangladesh
WP01449	Severino Azucena Sarte	21/12/1984	Filipino
WP02486	Mohammad Merazul Haque	02/03/1994	Bangladesh
WP02104	Md Mostofa Kamal	07/11/1984	Bangladesh
WP02511	Robin Mahmud	01/01/2000	Bangladesh
WP01648	Md Mamun Ahmed	07/03/1991	Bangladesh
WP02832	Sing Raj Ghale	22/10/1990	Nepal
WP02519	Ilma Lambot Ellarina	11/01/1986	Filipino
WP01707	Elmer Dolique Sarabia	24/08/1986	Filipino
WP02620	Mohammad Mohasin	12/08/1993	Bangladesh
WP02515	Mohammad Sohel Rana	01/01/1985	Bangladesh
WP03988	Tanveer Ahmed	28/04/1990	Pakistan
WP02555	Muhammad Shahid	26/01/1994	Pakistan
WP03149	Majid Hussain	20/01/1990	Pakistan
WP02361	Faiyaj Khan	12/02/1990	India
WP02268	Safiqul islam	06/09/2002	Bangladesh
WP01638	Mohammed Jameel	12/09/1988	India
WP02536	Alamin	01/01/1983	Bangladesh
WP02466	Mohamed Jezeem Jalaldeen	24/03/1995	Sri lanka
WP01572	Umer Nawaz	16/10/1995	Pakistan
WP01917	Mohammed Sadek Meah	01/01/1975	Bangladesh
WP03280	Muhammad Farhan	09/10/1983	Pakistan
WP01323	Uddhab karki	28/01/1991	Nepal
WP02806	Obaidullah Siddiqui	11/12/1997	India
WP02458	Muhammad Ahsan Sharif Khan	07/02/1992	Pakistan
WP01792	Akteruz Zaman	09/06/1994	Bangladesh
WP02066	Muhammad Usman Ghani	13/07/1993	Pakistan
WP02585	Mudassar Mehmood	07/08/1994	Pakistan
WP02065	Farzand Ali	01/10/1991	Pakistan
WP02297	Jihad Miah	10/08/2000	Bangladesh
WP02815	Alamin Miah	14/07/1998	Bangladesh
WP01604	Muhammad Adeel	01/01/1989	Pakistan
WP01319	Rajesh Kumar Chamar	14/03/1990	Nepal
WP01666	Ghayoor Hassan	21/11/1989	Pakistan
WP01962	Muhammad Salman	27/05/1986	Pakistan
WP02513	Abu Sayed	02/02/1978	Bangladesh
WP01976	Shamoon Raza	21/05/1996	Pakistan
WP02642	Shaifuddin Mullah	11/07/1994	Bangladesh
WP01471	Ravinder Singh	26/07/1990	India
WP02673	Tahir Sabir	22/01/1989	Pakistan
WP02167	Muhammad Raheel	26/06/1994	Pakistan
WP01900	Saidul Alam	10/02/1994	Bangladesh
WP02296	Rohol Amin	27/09/1989	Bangladesh
WP02852	Mohammed Tanvir Ahmed	23/02/1999	Bangladesh
WP01418	Maharajan Muthukrishnan	14/02/1992	India

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Please share the following details while contacting us:

• Full Name (as per passport)

• Date of Birth

• Nationality

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The decision, first introduced in July 2025 and most recently prolonged by a 1 October ordinance, means travellers entering from Germany or Lithuania will continue to face random checks at 65 designated crossing points. According to Wednesday’s Border Guard communiqué, 52 crossings remain open on the German side (16 with full-time inspection lanes) and 13 on the Lithuanian side (two with permanent posts in the former Budzisko and Ogrodniki stations).

Officials say the extension is driven by “persistent secondary movements” of migrants who initially cross from Belarus into the EU via Lithuania and attempt to reach Germany through Poland. Mobile patrols equipped with ANPR cameras, heat-seeking drones and joint police–military teams will supplement fixed controls.

Investigators allege that the volunteer supplied the certificates to migrants shortly after they lodged protection claims, then arranged transport across the German border. If convicted, she faces up to eight years in prison under facilitation-of-illegal-migration statutes introduced after the 2021 Belarus border crisis.

The case highlights the fine line between permitted humanitarian assistance and criminal facilitation. NGOs operating near Poland’s eastern frontier say they now conduct compliance training and enforce strict chain-of-custody controls for refugee paperwork. Corporate CSR teams that sponsor employee-volunteer programmes in the region are urged to incorporate similar safeguards to avoid accidental complicity.

Organisations that need clarity on which Polish immigration documents allow international travel—and which do not—can consult VisaHQ’s dedicated Poland portal (https://www.gov.pl/)  for real-time guidance and application support. The platform assists businesses, NGOs and private travellers alike, helping ensure that any cross-border movements remain fully compliant with Schengen rules.

For employers, the incident is a reminder that Polish authorities are scrutinising document misuse across the board. HR departments hosting refugees on work contracts should maintain auditable records to prove that passports and residence cards are still with the employee. Failure to do so could expose firms to facilitation charges and reputational damage.

Mobility advisers recommend that companies review internal processes for storing, copying and transporting migrant documentation, and that they brief any staff participating in humanitarian missions on Schengen exit requirements.

Officials justify the extension by pointing to “persistent secondary movements” of migrants who initially enter the European Union via Belarus or the Baltic states and then attempt to reach Germany through Poland. Warsaw says nearly 2,100 people were intercepted on the German side in 2025 after irregularly crossing Poland’s territory, a figure it calls unsustainable. The Polish Border Guard has deployed mobile patrols equipped with automatic-number-plate-recognition cameras and thermal drones, backed up by police and Territorial Defence troops.

VisaHQ’s Poland portal (https://www.gov.pl/) offers an up-to-date overview of travel-document requirements, residence-permit rules and the forthcoming e-visa system that will be trialled at select border e-gates. Mobility teams can set up alerts for regulation changes, generate business-invitation letters and arrange courier collection for passport renewals, helping travellers spend less time in queues while staying fully compliant with the reinforced checks.

For business-travel planners, the immediate impact is time: passenger coaches and corporate shuttles on the Warsaw–Berlin and Warsaw–Vilnius corridors are reporting average spot-check delays of 15-25 minutes, with authorities advising operators to build 45-minute buffers into itineraries. Air links remain unaffected, but road hauliers moving just-in-time components between Kaunas, Poznań and Leipzig must pre-lodge electronic manifests to avoid secondary screening. HR teams relocating new hires through Germany or Lithuania should remind assignees to carry either a biometric passport or a Polish residence card in order to shorten verification times.

The government is also using the pause to pilot new technology. Six crossings now feature e-gates that read EU Digital COVID Certificates and soon will verify e-visas. Customs authorities are testing blockchain-based seals to flag diverted cargo. If successful, these tools could survive long after the extraordinary controls lapse, potentially reshaping how intra-EU borders are policed.

Corporate mobility managers should disseminate the new timeline, update duty-of-care platforms and ensure that driver briefings include the coordinates of all still-open crossings. Companies with supply-chain dependencies on just-in-sequence delivery may wish to reroute via Czechia or Slovakia until normal Schengen rules resume.