About this site

Saudi Careers lists vacancies in Saudi Arabia that are open to international candidates, and publishes the surrounding detail people actually need before they decide to move: visas, contracts, real pay in riyals, and what each city costs to live in.

Where the listings come from

Two places, and only two:

• Official partner feeds. Providers who explicitly permit republishing, under their attribution terms. Each listing carries its source.
• Employers who submit directly. Reviewed by a person before publication.

We do not scrape LinkedIn, Indeed, Bayt or any other platform. Their terms prohibit it, detailed job descriptions are protected work, and scraped data commonly carries personal information of recruiters — which brings Saudi Arabia's Personal Data Protection Law into play. None of that is worth a job listing.

How the guides are written

The site is run by its owner, who writes and publishes the guides. When a guide has been checked by a named reviewer, the page says who. New guides are published every week.

What makes that safe enough to do is what the automatic ones are not allowed to contain: no fees, prices, deadlines or other figures a reader could act on, and nothing the writing system is not sure of. A draft with any such detail, or that a second automated check flags as possibly wrong, is held back for a person to verify. Every guide shows when it was last updated, because rules change — if one is out of date, tell us and we correct it.

How we make money

When you click through to apply, some partner feeds pay us for that referral. Employers pay to list directly. Neither affects which vacancies we show you or how they are ordered — listings are sorted by date, not by what they pay us.

Salary figures

Every salary table marks whether a figure is observed (computed from pay stated in live listings) or researched (a desk estimate). We would rather show a gap than a confident invention.