Hussein Mohammed Ali Al-Abad for Recruitment Office
Hussein Mohammed Ali Al-Abad for Recruitment Office is a Musaned-certified domestic worker recruitment office in القطيف, Saudi Arabia. Gold-rated on the Musaned platform with 1,810 verified customer reviews and rated 4.3/5 by verified clients. Specializing in sourcing qualified housemaids, nannies, cooks, and caregivers from the Philippines, Indonesia, Ethiopia, and other approved countries. Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development certified License No. 1010001102. Full service: visa processing, employment contracts, medical clearance, and worker placement.
القطيف, KSA
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