Visa policy of Kuwait

Under normal circumstances, visitors to Kuwait must obtain a visa unless they come from one of the visa exempt countries or countries eligible for visa on arrival/eVisa. All visitors except Gulf Cooperation Council citizens must hold a passport valid for 6 months.
However, due to concerns over the effects of COVID-19, Kuwait has suspended the issuance of all types of new visas until further notice. For travelers to Kuwait who held visitor visas that expired between April-Aug 2020, multiple 90 day extensions have been given to enable those visitors to remain in Kuwait without penalty.
The most current extension for visitor visas expires on 30 November 2020.
While the Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior has stated their intent to return to full normal operations with regards to visa issuance, they will not do so until the Kuwaiti Ministry of Health has deemed it safe.
Visa exemption.
Citizens of the following countries do not require a visa to visit Kuwait and may use national ID Cards to enter the country:
As of February 2020 and until further notice, this policy has been amended so that the national ID cards are no longer valid to enter Kuwait as a prevention of the coronavirus.
Nationals of China holding normal passports endorsed for public affairs do not require a visa.
Visa on arrival/eVisa.
Citizens of the following 54 countries and territories may obtain a visa valid for 3 months on arrival to Kuwait if arriving by air or they may obtain an eVisa before arrival:
1-Can only obtain eVisa, not Visa on arrival
2-Can only obtain Visa on arrival, not eVisa
3-Suspended due to Coronavirus
Visa can also be obtained on arrival valid for one month for those holding a confirmation from a transporting carrier and are travelling for tourism purposes.
Passengers arriving by sea or land must obtain visa in advance.
Residents of GCC countries belonging to designated professions may also obtain a visa online.
Entry refusal.
Nationals of Israel are banned from entering Kuwait. A travel ban on nationals of Ethiopia was lifted in 2018. 
From 2011 until at least 2014, Kuwait is also banned of entry from Afghanistan, Bangladesh (ordinary passport holders), Iran, Iraq, Syria and Yemen.
In May 2016, Kuwait put a temporary visa ban on religious personalities deemed "controversial", while also planning to limit visits by people from specific countries to Kuwait during Ramadan, particularly the Syrians, Jordanians, Iraqis and Yemenis, according to Al-Rai daily.
After President of the United States Donald Trump's Executive Order 13769 which barred the nationals of Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, and Libya, several news sites published stories about a similar ban. Kuwait's Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied that they currently ban travel from those countries. However, the Kuwaiti Ministry has a history of denying any such bans on these particular countries, instead claiming "restrictions" on nationals who are almost never granted visas.
From 31 January 2020, Kuwait has temporarily banned the admission to all China ordinary passport holders, including Hong Kong SAR passport holders, because of the severe spreading of SARS-CoV-2 in China. Citizens of other countries who have entered China and Hong Kong in the last 2 weeks are also refused entry.
External links.
Visa Requirements for GCC Residents