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End-of-Service Gratuity Calculator

Saudi Arabia · Riyal

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½ month’s wage per year for the first 5 years, then a full month per year. Resignation reduces the award.
Estimated gratuity
SAR34,124
3.8 months of wage
Years of service6 yrs 3 mo
Accrued awardSAR 34,124

How end-of-service is calculated in Saudi Arabia

Saudi end-of-service is a progressive award on your last wage, reduced if you resign before long service.

1

Half a month’s wage for each of the first 5 years, then one full month for each subsequent year.

2

On resignation: nothing under 2 years, one-third for 2–5 years, two-thirds for 5–10 years, and the full award at 10+ years.

3

On employer termination, the full accrued award is payable.

4

The award is calculated on the last wage, including fixed allowances per the contract.

An estimate. Special full-entitlement cases (e.g. female workers after marriage/childbirth, force majeure) are not modelled.

Reviewed June 2026·Saudi Labour Law, Articles 84–85HRSD

Frequently asked questions

Who is entitled to end-of-service gratuity in Saudi Arabia?

Saudi end-of-service is a progressive award on your last wage, reduced if you resign before long service.

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

Half a month’s wage for each of the first 5 years, then one full month for each subsequent year. On resignation: nothing under 2 years, one-third for 2–5 years, two-thirds for 5–10 years, and the full award at 10+ years.

Do I still get gratuity if I resign in Saudi Arabia?

On resignation: nothing under 2 years, one-third for 2–5 years, two-thirds for 5–10 years, and the full award at 10+ years. On employer termination it is paid in full.

Is gratuity based on basic salary or total salary in Saudi Arabia?

Last wage, typically including fixed allowances.

Which law governs end-of-service gratuity in Saudi Arabia?

Saudi Labour Law, Articles 84–85. An estimate. Special full-entitlement cases (e.g. female workers after marriage/childbirth, force majeure) are not modelled.