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Saudi End-of-Service Calculator

Enter your last monthly wage and service period to estimate your end-of-service award under the Saudi Labor Law for private-sector employees. It counts half a month's wage for each of the first five years and a full month for every later year, with the Article 85 cuts for resignation. The result is an estimate, not legal advice.

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Calculation currency: SAR

Result

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How to calculate end-of-service benefits in Saudi Arabia

  1. Enter your Last monthly basic wage in Saudi riyals.
  2. Fill in Completed service years and Extra months (0–11).
  3. Choose the Separation scenario: Termination / contract end, or Voluntary resignation.
  4. Tick the box confirming that you meet the scope and exclusions shown in the source note, then click Calculate.
  5. Read the Service period and the Estimated end-of-service award in the Result panel.

When to estimate a Saudi end-of-service award

  • An expatriate employee in Riyadh checking what to expect before resigning after six years with the same company.
  • An HR officer cross-checking a final settlement for an employee whose fixed-term contract has ended.
  • A worker comparing resigning now with resigning after reaching ten years of service, when the full award applies.
  • A small business owner setting aside money for the end-of-service liability of each employee.

How this calculator works

The estimate uses the last monthly wage: half a month for each of the first five service years and one month for each later year. A voluntary resignation applies the stated Article 85 service thresholds.

Example

Enter a SAR 10,000 final wage and six completed years for a standard termination to see the statutory baseline before any contractual additions or deductions.

Saudi End-of-Service Calculator: frequently asked questions

How is end-of-service pay calculated in Saudi Arabia?

Under Article 84 of the Saudi Labor Law, the award is half a month's wage for each of the first five years of service and one month's wage for each year after that. Extra months are counted proportionally, so 6 years at 10,000 SAR gives 35,000 SAR.

How much end-of-service do I get if I resign?

It depends on your service under Article 85: nothing below 2 years, one third of the award from 2 to 5 years, two thirds from over 5 to under 10 years, and the full award at 10 years or more. The calculator applies these cuts when you choose Voluntary resignation.

Which wage should I enter?

Enter the last monthly wage figure the field asks for; the calculator multiplies exactly the amount you type. Whether allowances such as housing count depends on your contract and the law, so check them against the official source before relying on the result.

Is this result my final legal entitlement?

No. It is an estimate based on the rule published by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, linked on the page with its version and last verification date. Contract terms, deductions, disputes and exceptional cases can change the final amount, so it is not legal advice.

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