It's going to be harder than expected, as it's sort of a tradition in the region, unless you hail from a particularly powerful country like the US. My father w

It's going to be harder than expected, as it's sort of a tradition in the region, unless you hail from a particularly powerful country like the US. My father worked in Kuwait as an engineer and his passport was locked in a file cabinet at the office, which was unfortunate because he had to fetch it while avoiding gunfire when Saddam Hussein's forces attacked in 1990. It was worth it though, as the document saved his life when Iraqis mistook him for an American and wanted to execute him on that basis.