Kuwait City
Hawalli, Al Ahmadi, Farwaniya
Arabic (official), English commonly used
Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD)
Desert
Not available.
All foreign crew members must obtain a temporary work permit to work in Kuwait.
The general film permit is issued by the Ministry of Information in Kuwait.
Our team will scout locations tailored to your project brief. Once a location is chosen, we will negotiate a standard location agreement with the owner to ensure a smooth filming process.
The cost for private locations is project-specific, and we will collaborate with you to find options that fit your budget.
Importing drones is subject to regulations, and advance notice of 2-3 months is required. Local professional drone operators can be arranged.
Drone permits are issued by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation.
Permit processing takes approximately 2 months.
Varies depending on the drone’s make, specifications, payload capacity, and number of drones.
Kuwait is not a Carnet country.
Customs Clearance Process
Kuwait uses a “non-refundable bond” system for equipment clearance:
The Ministry of Commerce & Industry issues the equipment customs clearance.
Kuwait is generally safe, but certain areas may require additional precautions. We assess locations individually to ensure crew safety.
No film rebate / incentives
Fill in our client brief and we’ll get back to you with everything you need to start filming in this region.
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