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Calculate your end-of-service gratuity in Saudi Arabia under Saudi Labor Law (Royal Decree M/51), Articles 84 & 85 - which salary counts, what resigning changes, the cap, and a worked example.
Quick answer
Your last full wage: basic salary plus housing and other fixed allowances.
Estimated gratuity
SAR 45,000
Estimate only - your contract, unpaid leave and deductions can change the final figure. Confirm with your employer or the labour ministry.
| Service period | Award |
|---|---|
| 0-5 | Half a month's wage per year (years 1-5) |
| 5+ | One month's wage per year (after year 5) |
| Years completed | Share of the award |
|---|---|
| Under 2 | Nothing |
| 2-5 | One third |
| 5-10 | Two thirds |
| 10+ | Full award |
Salary used for gratuity SAR 10,000, 7 years of service, contract ended by the employer:
Under Saudi Labor Law (Royal Decree M/51), Articles 84 & 85: Half a month's wage per year (years 1-5), then One month's wage per year (after year 5). Your last full wage: basic salary plus housing and other fixed allowances.
About SAR 45,000 when the contract ends or the employer terminates it, using the formula above.
Yes, but the share depends on your service: nothing under 2 years, then 2+: One third, 5+: Two thirds, 10+: Full award (years completed: share of the award).
There is no minimum when the contract ends - the award is calculated pro-rata on your actual service.
The law sets no cap on the award.
Within one week of the contract ending, or two weeks if you resigned (Article 88).
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