Everything a journalist needs to write about GCC Domestic — the pan-GCC directory of government-verified domestic-worker agencies. Releases, figures, logos and imagery, free to use with attribution.
Earlier materials cited “2,100+ verified agencies”. That figure overstated the verified count and has been retired. The correct split is 2,300+ agencies listed, of which 1,800+ are government-verified. Verification means the licence is checked against the issuing authority’s own register — MOHRE/Tadbeer (UAE), Musaned (Saudi Arabia), PAM (Kuwait), the Ministry of Labour (Qatar), LMRA (Bahrain) and the Ministry of Labour (Oman).
Families compare licensed agencies across all six GCC states in one place. Every listing is checked against the regulator’s own register, not self-reported.
Nadia helps families hire, Layla supports agencies, and Amina guides workers through training — multilingual, with no app to install.
A free training academy — 108 modules across 9 disciplines — issuing QR-verifiable certificates in seven languages.







The Hayat images are concept renders, not photographs of a shipped product. Hayat — a physical home assistant for Gulf households — is in development. The three AI assistants that are live today (Nadia, Layla and Amina) are software agents running on WhatsApp. Please describe Hayat as in development if you use these visuals.
Ibrahim Kedir — Founder, GCC Domestic
ibrahim@gccdomestic.com
+971 55 878 5151 (WhatsApp)
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Interviews available in English and Arabic. Data on agency licensing, salary ranges and recruitment costs across the six GCC markets can be shared on request.