Gooday

I dont have much to say about Jubail as it tends to be a small village in the middle of nowhere. The commute from Khobar to Jubail is about an hour with an extra 45 to an hour added (this is with no traffic) for Bahrain.

I would suggest living in either Khobar or Jubail and using your multiple visa for weekends in Bahrain. You can find inexpensive accommodation in Bahrain for 150 Riyals (Euro 45) per night and enjoy what Bahrain has to offer - nightlife, a drink or 2 and of course the company.

Bahrain has social clubs, night spots, great restaurants and more to offer. Accommodation on a permanent basis can set you back anywhere from Euros 600 to the moon with the average being about a cool Euros 1000 per month.

Hope this is of some use... I am now living in Dubai after spending a couple of years in Saudi and then 2 1/2 years in Bahrain.

Let me know if I can help you - pathawkins@hotmai.com

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Bahrain....easy choice.

I lived in both Jubail and AL Khoabar.

The expat communities there are all great but unless you will be working or could live on the Aramco compound go to Baharain.

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