Attorney Eric Lewis says Kuwait has agreed to keep cin a rehabilitation center for at least a year.
Al-Odah would also surrender his passport and check in weekly with police after his release from rehabilitation.
The prisoner has been at the U.S. base in Cuba on suspicion of involvement with terrorism since February 2002. He has not been charged. He appeared Wednesday before a board reviewing whether the U.S. can transfer certain prisoners previously deemed too dangerous to release.
The board is to review the case of the last Kuwaiti prisoner next week.
