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Entertainment & Social

Recreation facilities, sports areas, TV rooms, organised activities, and psychological wellbeing requirements.

Recreation and Social Facilities

Recognising the importance of psychological wellbeing, the 2026 MoHRE updates mandate that accommodation management organise recreational and social events during official holidays. Workers must have access to areas designed for sports and physical activities. Large accommodation complexes (1,000+ workers) must provide dedicated sports courts.

  • Critical
    Recreational activities
    Organised during official holidays
  • Standard
    Physical activity areas
    Required in all accommodations
  • Standard
    Sports courts
    Required for accommodations with 1,000+ workers
  • Standard
    TV/rest rooms
    Equipped with comfortable seating and TV

Digital Connectivity

Labour accommodation management is now legally required to provide free internet network coverage with basic usability across all accommodation facilities. This ensures workers can maintain contact with their families, access digital government services, and complete digital transactions.

  • Critical
    Free internet
    Mandatory across all accommodation facilities
  • Critical
    Coverage
    All areas of the accommodation

Free internet is a new mandatory requirement introduced in Ministerial Resolution No. 122 of 2026. Non-compliance is a violation.

Prayer Room and Other Services

Each housing unit must have a dedicated prayer room. If the facility includes a barber shop, it must serve only the residents. Any grocery or shop within the accommodation must not sell perishable food or prepare and package food on-site.

  • Critical
    Prayer room
    Mandatory in all accommodations
  • Advisory
    Barber shop
    Residents only (if provided)
  • Standard
    Grocery restrictions
    No perishable food sales or food preparation

Reference material only. Fines and inspection cycles are applied at authority discretion and change often — verify against the current circular for your jurisdiction before relying on any figure.